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photography:: yet another sunset

May 24, 2013

chimes and sunset

crochet:: one more, then moving on

May 22, 2013

The guys want dinner or it’s time to go to sleep/work/whatever…

One more row Mr. Man…

I need to finish one more round…

One more skein…

Story of my life :)

So today I still need to rave about this pattern one more time.

dishcloth

These seem to be the best all-around dishcloths I’ve made to date.

They work well, and I enjoy the stitch.

Just gotta make one more…

food:: garden 2013

May 20, 2013
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My Mother (the ultimate conservationist) thinks that I can take this itty-bitty sapling…

american chestnut

and turn it into a 100 foot tall American Chestnut tree.

Starting in 1904, this breed of tree was inundated with blight and more than 3 BILLION trees died.

Let’s hope I can keep this bad boy alive ;)

For more information on American Chestnuts and why they are so important to our country, read more here and here.

Make today ridiculously amazing my friends.

crochet:: vintage placemats

May 18, 2013

Four. Gorgeous. Placemats.

placemats 2

Score.

placemats

And I didn’t have to do any of the work.

Double score.

photography:: equine escapee

May 16, 2013

backyard party

This was the scene in my backyard.  PS~I don’t have horses.

jaeger 1

Jaeger, the blond, went rogue on my side of the fence.

gawkers

The gawkers showed up.

backyard party2

Then the entanglement happened, and I got the joy of intervening.  Yeah about that, I’m not so good with the horseys.

I untangled the interloper and the gawker, and tried to lead the blond guy home.

Yeah about that, my legs are much shorter and he sort of led me to his house.

Crisis averted.

photography:: tulips make me smile

May 14, 2013

tulips

crochet:: dishcloth replacement time…

May 12, 2013

Since it was time to toss out the old and stitch up some new…

dish cloths

Loving the star stitch pattern available here.

potholder 1

I followed the stitch recipe, but added my own seasonings.  To change it from a potholder to a dishcloth, omit the 10th pattern repeat row and the loop for hanging.  (aka ~ 9 pattern repeat rows and a sc border, cotton yarn, G hook.)

Bam!  Dishcloth from a potholder.

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