Well the time has come to take off for Green Lake Rug Camp---almost ready to hit the road. I still need to load the tubs on the back of the Pathfinder. We have a lot of ivy on our tree in the front and it is dripping sap all over so I decided to wait till morning to load the tubs and I plan to get the hose out to spray it off before I do---it is a mess.
Here is a picture of what was some beautiful orange wool. I am very thankful that the smell woke me up---things could have been so much worse. I have a new rule---I will never leave anything on the stove---at the end of the day all pots are emptied and put away---no exceptions!
The smoke smell is gone and all is well.
I have been working on my project for South Central Teacher's workshop---the piece is finished but I still have to write my report. Here is a sneak peak at my version of a Grenfell hooked in wool. I did learn that it is very difficult to make it round when hooking in straight lines.
I bought this wonderful old sewing box on Ebay and I received it this week---it had my name on it. Check this out.
This is a picture of my mini class for Green Lake---a hooked journal cover---These make fun gifts!
One thing rug hookers like to do is eat---we have a ritual with my hooker's from Greenwood that we eat lunch at the tearoom before class.
This ia a picture of my booth at The Greenwood Mercantile after I cleaned it up after class.
Well the buzzer just went off on the dryer so I gotta run and finish packing.
Have a great week!
Saturday, September 22, 2012
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I love the tea room in Greenwood, especially the sweet potato fries. Wish I was there with you. Donna
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