The week's end wrap ups are working well for me! Doesn't hurt that it's winter of course, but there were actually several "spring" days this week, but only in temp, not in grass/weeks growing... I have determined my year end goal for 2015, but now that I'm typing this out, I'm realizing that my more immediate goal is going to be to keep things moving in the "pipeline" once spring starts. That's a pretty tough challenge.
Mini bows for mini wool wreaths.
I am quite happy with these mini wreaths and if I can figure out a way to incorporate some of their different construction ideas into the large size wreaths, everyone wins. The large wreaths are so beautiful, but they are hand killers.
I think these are cute. And look at all the different colors!
That's because I got four fleeces washed during the "spring break". Light and medium gray, black and white.
Kate supervised...and I think was a bit disturbed by the whole process. She came from a Katahdin farm, so the whole wool aspect of sheep is new to her. You don't have to shear Katahdins and you sure don't put them in a washing machine ;-).
Getting close on the Mug Shot mug design.
And then look what happened!
So in the spirit of the Iknitarod, I pulled Maisie down out of the loft and started spinning :-). Since she has figured so prominently in the last two years of the Iknitarod, I'm planning on knitting a Maisie sweater this year. Hopefully that will keep her out of trouble...at least for two weeks!
Petunia and I smile at big fat snow flakes :-D. I may have taken
How did your week wrap up?
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