
Saxony Wheel, 1800's, amazing deal...only needs drive bands.... and

even still has a bobbin with old wool on it, I am so in love. See ya all in 2 weeks when the company goes and lifa calms down again!








Step 1 - invite folks over to paint wine glasses for the wedding
Step 2 - continue painting and taking photos of wee people who do not want to be in the pictures
Step 3 - admire the handiwork of many fine artists
Step 4 - bake the glasses inthe oven and pray that they don't break in the process
step 5 - carefully remove hot glasses from oven and allow to cool
Step 6 - finish the skirts for the flower girls now that the length has been decided

step 7 - admire the finished and blocking wedding shawl (even though it is a bad photo)
step 8 - admire more of my moms sewing, I can't wait to see it on the littlest miss but she is not here till wednesday
step 9 - be amused by the ball of fluff that enjoys chasing his tail




Last weekend P and I had to go to marriage prep class so that we can have a church wedding - don't even get me started about how I felt about being there, I could write for days about the absurdity of the whole situation - REGARDLESS I was there and I decided I would use my time wisely, so I knit. I played around with a few patterns for this wool ( I got it in CA in January) and finally decided to use a pattern I have done a few times, it's a slanted eyelet scarf pattern from Alchemy. I like the way that it looks and it works with lots of weights of wool. I took this picture last Sunday and it is about twice that size now as I worked on it at Joelle's convocation as well.
This the pillow I quilted, I need to sew up the edge but really lack the motivation, it's now quiet as bad as knitting seams but I just can't seem to do that last step. I made up the pattern from a few others that I found online, it is FAR from perfect but I like it.
The other day Chudder ran away and after chasing her through the front pasture for 20 minutes I caught, she likes to run ( that's putting it mildly) and although I am fairly confident that she would come home the traffic on the Trans Canada Highway might interfere in her plans. Anyway when she came in she was banished to her bed and Tai thought that it would be a great chance to play with some of the toys she never gets at anymore because Chudder takes them away from her.
She had a great time and rolled around for quiet awhile.
And then she put herself to bed because she was exhausted!
I have signed up for a few exchanges this month, as if I didn't hve enough to do. So this is an almost finished softie for backtack - with some of my now blooming bulbs that I planted last fall. I also signed up for this months colourswap and I got someone I already know via cyberspace, Jess. I have her treats but must get them in the mail, I must admit I strayed a little from the green theme but only a little.
