Only halfway done!

I also did some spinning of the Shetland/mohair roving that I dyed in violet

This stuff spins FAST! Nearly filled a bobbin last night. I'm not used

to that; given that I'm usually spinning fine angora singles that take

awhile to fill the bobbin.

Using Lucy's crochet bag pattern over at Attic24.

The first row of blocks went down on Day 4 - set in about 1.5 feet of footing for the wall. The rebarb is in there, and all the blocks and caps are stacked for use.

mr. phiz and painting that became bunny with black shape

Paintings 2014 - in progress

(kann man schon was sehen?)

inprogress

Inprogress

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Crocheted from hand dyed, hand spun Shetland/mohair yarn

I have been re-learning how to embroider, with lots of help from Stitch School at primrosedesign.blogspot.com.

It's hard to see but the the one on the left is a lovely print of a redwood forest. I plan to re-frame it in black - or maybe brushed aluminum?

The farmhouse won't go up unless there's room for it

Countertop replaced with correct edging

The ribbing for the back. I started out on US8 and after 12 rows switched to US7 because my gauge was a bit loose. I think this will work out just fine -- I could use a bit more room at the hip anyway, AHEM.