By Guest Blogger Beverley Sheppard
I just finished my mat today, your pattern Tree Of Life, and decided to share photos of my finished project with you. I enjoyed Doris Norman’s course last fall and enjoyed hooking the Jacobean pattern, dyeing all the wool myself.
It’s been a difficult year for me because before my Dad passed away in April I spent a lot of time with him in hospital, Palliative Care and eventually the Hospice where I stayed with him 24/7 and had to put my hooking aside. Hooking this mat has been a means of comfort as I heal from my loss and it turns out that the Tree of Life is my best effort in hooking and dyeing so far.
Thank-you
Beverley Sheppard
(a member of the Sussex Tea Room Hookers, Sussex, N.B.)
It’s been a difficult year for me because before my Dad passed away in April I spent a lot of time with him in hospital, Palliative Care and eventually the Hospice where I stayed with him 24/7 and had to put my hooking aside. Hooking this mat has been a means of comfort as I heal from my loss and it turns out that the Tree of Life is my best effort in hooking and dyeing so far.
Thank-you
Beverley Sheppard
(a member of the Sussex Tea Room Hookers, Sussex, N.B.)
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