DH and his new lawnmower. No, he wouldn't pose for a picture.
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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)
Blog Archive
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- The Development of Style, and a GREAT BIG THANK YOU!
- Little Things and More Testing
- I'm Lichen this Rock
- Reincarnated as Postcards
- Yet another Test Piece
- Summer outside my Studio
- Please Excuse me while I Whine
- . . . and for short, it's the Smoked Salmon Quilt
- Why I wasn't Blogging this past Weekend
- Blossoms in the Back Yard
- On Closer Inspection . . .
- My First Rusted Fabric
- Things I've Learned about Quilting
- My Studio Confidante
- My Aunt Carla's Divine Little Purse
- Laughed 'til my Throat Bled
- Bitten by the Bug, Waiting with Baited Breath
- Woken at 2am by the Smell of Smoke
- Kevin Loves his Quilt!
- Care & Feeding Instructions to go with Gifted Quilts
- Care & Feeding Instructions + About this Quilt
- Now my Stuff has its own Blog
- Two of my "Cache at Hand" purses.
- Kevin's Quilt - Hunting Season. A nap quilt, it i...
- Airing a few large quilts.
- Detail of Hunting Season quilting. Free motion qu...
- Quilting on Command
- DH - this time it stands for Da Hotty!
- Peanut enraptured with her Mom (me) on the other s...
- Bean enjoying a batting nest.
- Four hours later, snow is gone!
- Living just below the clouds.
- Yup, Sometimes it Snows Here
- Saturday morning deer in the snow.
- Bean likes deer, too. She probably thinks they wo...
- A Stupid Stupid Stupid Thing
- DH and his new lawnmower. No, he wouldn't pose for...
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4 comments:
Look at those mountains in the background!! Those are so gorgeous!
Love your mountains! You can keep the snow, though.
You had him pose in front of a painting, didn't you? The sky looks real, though, and I can almost taste the fresh air ...
Real background! We live in a mountain town, and on that day it was quite hazy (very pale sky). As spring has more of a noticeable effect here, I will post more photos of our view. Check the archives for the view from my studio window.
The snow on the mountain tops is far enough away that it just adds contrast to enable us to see the contours of the mountain peaks better. It can be absolutely gorgeous (darn near hot) in town, and we still have the snowy peaks to remind us to enjoy the good weather while we have it.
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