Side A of Dear Hubby's nap quilt. He wanted plaids. Sun is shining on a quilt in the background - design by Jennie Rayment.
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Lots of knitting. Quite a bit of quilting. Way too much blogging about the pets. Otherwise, not a heck of a lot else. My life is pretty stable - and darned comfortable. And yes, I like it that way!
About Me
- Logan
- My weekends and evenings are are shared with my great husband (Tom). All of my time is owned by three cats (Bean, Peanut & Emo) and one dog (Fae). When I'm not wrangling the critters or killing houseplants (black thumb), I'm knitting, quilting, or designing. Housework? Huh? Umm, maybe later this week. Yeah. Whatever.
Project Goals - 1st Quarter 2009
- 1 Bag, Purse or Tote (10% complete)
- 1 Bed Quilt
- 1 Cardigan (for me)
- 1 crocheted Doily
- 1 Handspun project
- 1 knitted Doily
- 1 Lap Quilt
- 1 Other / Art Quilt
- 1 pair Fingerless Gloves (100% complete)
- 2 Cowls (100% complete)
- 2 Hats (50% complete)
- 2 lace Scarves / small Wraps (25% complete)
- 2 pairs BecSocks (100% complete)
- 2 pairs TomSocks (100% complete)
Finished Objects (the Knit List)
- Agatha (shawl of my design)
- Lorna's Laces Cedar TomSocks
- Colinette Cadenza LoganSocks
- Erich Engeln Trachtentuch A (the 2nd)
- Erich Engeln Trachtentuch A
- Daisy Meadow Scarf
- Hyrna Herborgar (scroll down)
- Diamond Fantasy Shawl
- Scarves for a Family Christmas
- Shetland Shawl
- Kiri
- Clapotis
- The Frankenstack
- Socks from 2006
- The PBJ Scarf
- Cat Beds for Peanut & Bean
My Fantasy Shawl Drawer
- A Girl's Best Friend
- Annhelen's Shawl
- Bee Fields Shawl
- Beltane Shawl
- Carnival Glass Shawl
- Catalina Shawl
- Cobweb Lace Baby Shawl
- Cobweb Lace Evening Shawl
- Drops Shawl 98-21
- Gold Nugget Shawl
- Hanami (adapted)
- Hidcote Garden Shawl
- Icarus Shawl
- Inky-dinky Spider Stole
- Lace Christening Shawl
- Lace Christening Shawl
- Lotus Blossom Shawl
- Midsummer Shawl
- Moon Dance
- Nereides Stole
- Ostrich Plumes Triangle Shawl
- Pacific Waves Shawl
- Peacock Feathers Shawl
- Petticoat Shawl
- Sagittaria Shawl
- Scarf in Estonian Lace
- Seaweed Stole
- Shetland Garden Faroese Shawl
- Siberian Winter
- Spring Things Shawl
- The Fantasia Shawl
- The Garden Shawl
- The Gibbie Shawl
- The Gift of Friendship Scarf
- The Moonflower Shawl
- The Obsession Shawl
- The Platina Shawl
- The Poinsettia Shawl
- The Rosemary Shawl
- The Spider Queen
- The Tina Shawl
- Triinu's Vine & Leaf Shawl
- Wing of the Moth Shawl
- Wisp
Finished Objects (the Quilt List)
Places that Send me Stuff (after I shop, shop, shop)
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- Playing with the Straight & Narrow
- 8 Squares & Some Wiggles.
- Detail - coloured squares are 2"x2".
- My studio - workstation area. The quilt in process...
- Ahh, the Stupidity (aka Phantom Hair Panic)
- Just thought I'd share this. This is a slush form...
- Fractured Creativity
- I have been ordered to Blog this, so here it is. ...
- Doin' It with the Dogs Down
- It's a Great Day here in Allergy Season
- The Green Light
- The threadpainting doesn't show up well here (I su...
- Gatsby is on the left, Nick is peeking in from the...
- Bean Everywhere, Eaten Everything
- So now that you know me . . .
- Me, handpiecing (what I do when my sewing machine ...
- My Mom, quilting (with her Studio Assistant, Seamu...
- My Dad, windsurfing. He has WAY more balls than m...
- My favorite little person - Noah. He is (hold you...
- A shot of our comfy leather chairs - his is the bl...
- Side B of Dear Hubby's nap quilt. These blocks ar...
- Side A of Dear Hubby's nap quilt. He wanted plaid...
- Dear Hubby, reading something technical. Posting ...
- That Logan Chick in her studio. Okay, yep, that's...
- View from my quilting studio, circa sometime in No...
- Another finished quilt. Yup, that's my bed - no r...
- Bean again. Apparently she can read (Cat box - ge...
- Full version of miniature Storm at Sea. This was ...
- Bean expressing her displeasure that I won't let h...
- My First Official (Blogged) Mouth Off
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