Ta Da
Well, that was fast. Started Monday, finished Wednesday, a cot quilt for a new baby.
12 years ago
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2010 Jan Projects Progressed
About Me
- Penny
- I'm a longtime fan of Usenet, who got into blogging via GTD and knit-blogs.
I've taken a number of courses with the Open University - the history of maths (MA290), history of science (AS208) and most recently, Latin (A297).
Was in the space of infinite possibilities between the tick and the tock. The path is now clearly marked, but the destination hidden...
2013 Projects Progressed
- Travellors Tales' Bookmark (March)
- Summertime
- Travellors Tales' Bookmark (Jannuary)
- Lily Pond
- Santa Twinkle (until beading needle broke)
Blogs
January 2011 Projects Processed
- West End Embroidery
- Pax Vobiscum
- Limbo Jumper sleeves
2010 Finishes
- Celtic Knot square
- Elephant silhouttes - framed
- Travellors Tale Scissor Keep stitching
- Knucks for J (K)
- Christmas Holly Leaf (K)
- Christmas Tree (K)
2010 April and May Projects Processed
- Concnetric Oblongs
- Summit
- Leaf Quilt
2010 March Projects Processed
- Summit
- Concentric Oblongs
- Leaf quilt
- Rincewind costume
2010 Feb Projects Processed
- Concentric Oblongs
- Scissor Keep front
- Elephant Picture frame - needs more thought
- Crib backstitch card
- Leaf quilt
- J t-shirt customisation
- Limbo sleeve
- Guantlets for me
- Celtic Knot (quilting)
- Garden picture
2010 Jan Projects Progressed
Some only a tiny bit
- Wristwarmers for me
- No 5 Crib
- Knucks for J
- Leaf quilt
- Loden jacket
- Knitted Christmas Tree
- Knitted holly leaf
- Elephant silhouettes
- TT Scissor Keep
- Limbo jumper
- Elphine Socks
Leaf Quilt Progress
33 leaves quilted (out of 33)
33 leaves quilted (out of 33)
19 small 14 big
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Finished Objects - 2008
- Camp blanket
- 4 water bottle carriers
- Delve Swatch Scarf
- Pink Crochet Bag
- Funky Fur Hat
- Peephole Granny Square LtC
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It came on February 4th 2009
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I need a place to live my life, not store my life.
Black and white are two more shades of grey.
Take my advice, I'm not using it.
"... they were three teenagers in a tent, whose only achievement was not, yet, to be dead." Harry Potter 7, p253
Black and white are two more shades of grey.
Take my advice, I'm not using it.
"... they were three teenagers in a tent, whose only achievement was not, yet, to be dead." Harry Potter 7, p253
3 comments:
Yay!
You're a force to be reckoned with...I start cot quilts and they end up becoming lap quilts when the baby is a wheelchair-bound octogenarian.
PS: By that ambiguously-worded comment I meant, by the time I finish the quilt, the baby has become a wheelchair-bound octogenarian.
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