Friday, February 5, 2010
Making Progress
This one has been taking a while, but I'm making progress. When I'm done, I'll have a granny square crochet afghan. I've never made an afghan and this was my first real crochet project. It took me a little while to get used to crocheting instead of knitting, but I am really liking it now.
Monday, January 18, 2010
Birthday Pie
Jason made another great apple pie for my birthday this year! We enjoyed it yesterday and today, along with a turkey dinner.
Saturday, January 9, 2010
Birds
I took a break from my granny square afghan to work on a couple of little projects:
Crocheted Doves (pattern from Lion Brand Website)
Crocheted Doves (pattern from Lion Brand Website)
Quilted Owl (pattern from Quilting for Peace book http://quiltingforpeace.com/)
Tuesday, December 22, 2009
Sunday, December 20, 2009
Christmas Lights!
Holy Frijoles, it's that time of year again! Time to look at all the decorated houses! It is always interesting to see how much or how little people do with their lights. You know the house down the road that puts one strand of lights halfway up the tree and then tosses another strand so it barely fits on a bush, those are not the houses in today's spotlight. Only the biggest and brightest are allowed.
These folks have the largest tree in the world! And a very considerate floor plan.
Soooo many lights. Jenee and I were wondering where they store all of this stuff during the rest of the year. The lights would probably fill every room in that little house.
Look at all those toy soldiers!
Santa hulked up to wrassle that SUV! It's on like Donkey Kong!
You can barely see the red bulb for the nose. Rudolph looks very surprised.
That's inventive; don't decorate the tree in the house, decorate the house in the tree.
Santa got a little tipsy at the Log Cabin and forgot his keys. Now I know where he got the rosy nose and the beer belly.
These folks have the largest tree in the world! And a very considerate floor plan.
Soooo many lights. Jenee and I were wondering where they store all of this stuff during the rest of the year. The lights would probably fill every room in that little house.
Look at all those toy soldiers!
Santa hulked up to wrassle that SUV! It's on like Donkey Kong!
You can barely see the red bulb for the nose. Rudolph looks very surprised.
That's inventive; don't decorate the tree in the house, decorate the house in the tree.
Santa got a little tipsy at the Log Cabin and forgot his keys. Now I know where he got the rosy nose and the beer belly. Posted by Jason.
Saturday, December 19, 2009
Merry Christmas!
Merry Christmas! We're starting the celebrations today and tomorrow in Chicago with Jason's parents and then we'll be heading to Michigan. Wishing everyone a happy and safe holiday!
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