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In progress shot of my Nehalem Bay shawl. Did a quick steam block to see how the laces look together.
The center is from Evelyn Clark's Knitting Lace Triangles and is her ripple lace stitch.
The outer lace is one I found in a japanese stitch dictionary, that I modified slightly to fit the repeat needed. I'm trying to decide what sort of border I want to do. I have an idea that I think will work. We'll see.
White thread is a life line.
Working on my "Coventry" cardigan. I had to rip back about 5 inches or so, and I was ignoring it for a bit after that. Picked it up again this weekend, and I think I'm about where I was before I had to undo it.
The yarn is Quince&Co. Chickadee in "Snap Pea". It's delightful, and held up fine to reworking of cables and such.
to the Guardian
Whatever you think of the public oath of allegiance introduced into the coronation service, it's a nice indication of the culture change over the past 400 years. If you want to swear allegiance, please feel free to join in. If you don't, that's fine. Previous kings haven't always seen it that way.
— Richard Norman, Canterbury
Tim and I battled through some absolute knackeredness to fit all these IKEA shelves in my office today. It took so much work - we soon realised that neither the floor nor the wall were as flat or level as we'd assumed, and lots of adjustment was required to get everything to line up perfectly. We were so exhausted by late afternoon that we decided to save the last couple of shelf units for tomorrow, rather than risk messing it up, or injuring ourselves. Good progress though - and I'm going to have so much storage space...!
Slow but sure... But what you can't see is that Carter likes to color on the inside and move all around like a jumping bean and then he wants to know why I can't color in the lines on the front of the house. Feb 12
my shelves near my desk, with works in progress... not all my work (meaning the fluro screen print on the brown paper is not mine, nor is the Heidi Burton chick with the bird on her head)
A rebuilt SD60 leads this westbound doublestack train under the soon to be replaced New York Central era signal bridge at Waterloo, Indiana. The replacement signals can be seen in the background.
First three pages of 16 that I owe Rafer. I've decided to pencil through the week and ink on the weekends, when I have larger chunks of time.
This is what I have done so far on my next queen sized quilt. It is raining this morning so I will probably spend the day in the sewing room.
A couple months ago I started this kite project. It's an 8 foot rokkaku for KAP. Progress pretty much stalled over the holidays but I picked it up and made good progress on it Sunday.
The new garden wall my husband built for me is shown here not quite completed (more pics to follow). This is my new garden this year, and required more effort to create than is obvious at first glance! I do love having a place to plant and weed.
There are notes on this photo, to help identify the plants and chart their progress.
August 11, 2007.
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