I think I’ve mentioned that I have every intention to do the Bead Journal project this coming year – although I have many friends who laugh at the idea I’m going to not only FINISH something, but finish ONE A MONTH! ha ha! Anyway, reading blogs this morning, I ran
I have cast aside the computer in the evenings and been working on several new projects. I’m working on sketches for a new chair (a Crazy Quilt seat will be included) and watching a bunch of silly TV.I’ve also been working hard to get my Brazilian embroidery piece completed. The
My dear friend Dianna, whom I love for her candor, recently pointed out that she would love my blog so much more if I posted daily! 🙂 What’s funny is I do post somewhere daily – just not always here. So, I thought it might be helpful if I point
The kids went back to school today (Yay! – did I say that out loud?) and I’m getting caught up. One of the first things I wanted to do is to take those of you who have faithfully followed me – AND who live in the Denver area (or travel
I did some killer stitching over the weekend in my Brazillian embroidery class. However, here’s what we’re up to today! Stop on by if you’re in the neighborhood!
I’m here. I’m really here and I’m working – both at “work” and at my crafty stuff. The big news is I’m taking a Brazillian embroidery class this weekend (it’s actually two weekends) and being the “rebel” that I am, I went and picked out my own threads. The project
I’ve recently had a run in with my kid’s summer camp counselor (or rather am about to have a bigger run in!). She pulled me aside (after commenting to another parent that she had to go deal with “weirdness”) and told me that my kids (I have a 7 year
UFO’s to the non-stitchy are “unfinished objects” and yes, I have MANY of them. However, these (with the exception of the lesson at the top) are a bit of an eye opener. Most are SO close to finishing I just need to get off my tushie. A few have technical
Wow, 5 years of blogging – it’s amazing to me in many many ways! First, take a look at this picture of my kids:Now they look like this: Our Rocky Mountain Crazy quilters had just formed and were having their first meeting. I had the worst “shopping” experience of all
Claudina and I took Robin Atkins Class together and she (overachiever!) finished her project and put it on a purse! CUTE! You can almost see the cute felted purse she put it on in this photo: Anyway, as usual, Claudina did a fantastic job and if you want to –