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Monthly Archives: August 2013
It Won’t Be Long Now
So far we’ve only been bringing in windfall peaches to ripen and eat fresh, but it won’t be long before they’ll be ripening on the trees and then I’ll be busy, busy, busy preparing peaches for our freezer! slurp. I … Continue reading
Posted in Our Gardens
Tagged blackberries, d, gardening, golden raspberries, green beans, Morning Glories, peaches, tomatoes
6 Comments
Surprise!
I was surprised to find a large somewhat battered cardboard box in front of our garage the other day. We aren’t expecting any packages in the mail! Let’s see who it’s addressed to. Why, it’s for ME! And, It’s from … Continue reading
Posted in Yarn Stash
Tagged charity stash, Red Heart Comfort, yarn donation received, yarn fairy
10 Comments
#34 – What? That’s Not a Ripple!
I want more time to weave. Making more blankets for the foster kids would be nice too. Well. . . crocheting an edging on a blanket-sized piece of fleece, approx. 40″ x 60″. . . only took me about two … Continue reading
Posted in Fleece Blankets
Tagged crocheted edging on fleece, fleece blanket, fleece stash, striped fleece
18 Comments
A Tote Ta-Dah!
My piece of ‘rag’ weaving measured about 8 x 41″ once cut off the loom. Like I’d hoped, that was enough for my tote project plus a little sample to go with my project notes. I’ll want to consider its … Continue reading
Posted in Bags, Thrifty Treasures, Weaving
Tagged shopping at thrift stores, tote bags, weaving, weaving with 'rags'
8 Comments
Mostly RHSS
On my last visit to Sal’s I saw fourteen skeins of Red Heart Super Saver yarn piled in a bookcase. They were all the older 8-ounce skeins, which contain 14% more yarn than today’s seven ounce ones, a nice bonus … Continue reading
Posted in Thrifty Treasures, Yarn Stash
Tagged cotton thread, fleece, RHSS, RHSS Light Raspberry, RHSS Spruce
3 Comments
#33 – A Grand Finale
This is the fifteenth and last in my series of summer-weight baby ripples and it’s an especially Pretty one, if I do say so myself! Yellow Wildflowers at the Beach As you can probably tell, DH named this one! He … Continue reading
Posted in Eyelet Ripples, Ripple Afghans of 2013
Tagged baby blanket, crocheted blanket, crocheting, Eyelet Ripple
7 Comments
The Peak?
I won’t know for sure until I compare today’s harvest to how many red raspberries I get the next time I pick, but when I see clusters like this. . . and easily fill eight pints. . . I suspect … Continue reading
Posted in Our Gardens
Tagged Black-Eyed Susans, picking berries, red raspberries, Tiger Lilies
9 Comments
What’s This, Some Sort of Rerun?
Went to Sal’s. Found many balls of new crochet cotton, still in cellophane, marked 99¢! Decided that at that price – even better than the $1.49 of my recent JoAnn on-line purchase – I’d buy it all. No, I’d buy … Continue reading
#32 – Daybreak
It was fun to see what I could do with remnants of two variegated yarns, two whites and two blues along with some ‘Powder Yellow’ and ‘Petal Rose’. Daybreak is obviously closely related to #31, Baby Steps, but juuust different … Continue reading
Posted in Eyelet Ripples, Ripple Afghans of 2013
Tagged baby blanket, crocheted blanket, crocheting, sportweight yarns
4 Comments
Tote Bag Update
I’ve finished weaving my. . . my what? . . . my tote bag cover, my hand-woven rag yardage, my ‘camouflaged bear’ material? Well, whatever you may choose to call it, I’ve reached the end of the warp, so I’m … Continue reading