Made from this pattern book, with yarn of the same name. I knew making the hoody would be pretty easy for me, so I challenged myself by knitting both sleeves at the same time, and sewing the pieces together on my new (old) sewing machine. It worked a treat, and I'm in love with my machine! I promise to show you soon.
The new parents couldn't believe the coordinated gifts, and exclaimed "Thank god, something that's not BLUE!" Note to self: stay away from pink and blue.
Chevy is giving a canned ham to a lady in the audience of the David Letterman Show. I wasn't lucky enough to get the ham, but as you can see I'm thoroughly enjoying my 5 seconds on TV in the 90s.
She performs a puppet show for you...
...and walks home for dinner.
Meg is a worry doll, made while I've been stressed about my belongings. It's been 4 months now, and there's no sign of the boxes we shipped from Portland. My stand mixer, sewing machine, banana seat bike, craft book collection, where are you?!
Individually wrapped Easter nests went to work with Mr. Jones today. I had never heard of these before I got my new book. I found a very similar online recipe here. I love them!
Does anyone know how I can make my frosting hard enough to be able to transport the cookies? I thought these were hard, but when I picked the first one out of the bakery box, 10 others came with it. Is it just a matter of less water in the recipe?
Samuel James McEwen was born on Sunday, March 29th. I'm going to meet him this weekend!
I wonder where Mary Ann is these days. She'll be 55 in a few months. Happy Birthday Mary Ann, and welcome to the world, Samuel!
