Now pictures,
This is a close up of the sweater sketch for the oxford gray sweater for 1e. Still haven't taken the date off...next batch.
The edge of one of a pair of pillowcases.
One of the squares of the replicated lap blanket, more below
This close up long shape was the camera's automatic doings.
Fuller view of the granny square lap blanket that lives at the foot of our bed.
Homespun yarn and roving.
A child's iron shoe form--found in a garage sale. The doily was made by my-now-95-year-old aunt. She made it about 5 years ago. I took the picture with only the little light on top of the side table/buffet. Pretty good, huh? I always have a pen or two resting there.
Now I'll have to figure a way of putting pictures in here without having to 'drag' them from the top.
Planning to post more pictures tomorrow.
I'll leave you with this:
"A merry heart doeth good like a medicine: but a broken spirit drieth the bones." Pro 17:22
(Editor's note: Guard against osteoporosis, laugh a while!)
In His hands, ^__^
3 comments:
A Camera! What a wonderful present! I'm really happy for you. We'll be able to see even more of your delightful projects. The granny square blanket has always been a favorite of mine and to make a replica has been on my project 'would love to make' list for quite some time.
Be Encouraged!
Oh a new camera, I have yet to get my first one, they are so expensive. Iknit that granny square afghan is just beautiful, and I love the colors. Oh how I wish I could crochet like that, but I am not that good. I did make a ripple afghan and it turned out really nice, I haven't crocheted in a long time, but someone gave me a bunch of different colored yarns so I might just get started.
tea
I want to wish you a very happy Easter! I've been feeling under the weather and haven't had much of a chance to comment, but I love that you have a new camera, and I love everything I see here! The pillow case is gorgeous and that afghan is a treasure.
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