Summer Archway Complete
Connie by Victoria Sampler
Joy Tree by M Designs
Rose Pattern. don't know who designed it but it was orginally a crochet pattern
Partridge in a Pear tree
Summer Archway by John Clayton is complete!Wow! Alot can happen between being busy at work, then over extending my wrist, I've not been keeping up with any type of blogging unless you count facebook. Now that I have full use of both hands and now a bit of time on my hands...maybe I can get caught up again. Though I did have some trouble getting back into this account. So please bear with me.
Right now this isn't a good time for this family. In 7 days it will be the anniversary of when the truths about my MIL's condition came to light with a disturbing phone call. Then we'll just have to live through the horrors of January and the anniversary of her passing.
What I'm reading: Northanger Abbey by Jane Austin
What I'm Listening to: Sonik Foundry
What I'm working on: A beginners pattern for Hardanger
Labels: John Clayton, Joy Tree, M Designs, Rose, Summer Archway, Victoria Sampler
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