My Eugene Throw is just about at the half-way point. I haven't worked on this for a few days and am looking forward to getting back to it this afternoon. I'm pleased with the way it's turning out. It's going to be a very warm blanket as each row of the cables has a row of single crochet behind it. In addition, I think it will look nice on the foot of my bed or on the wing back chair in my bedroom.
Dear son and I have had a good week following our long Christmas break. It feels good to get back into our routine and the daily flow of things.
We got a dusting of snow last night and big white flakes are drifting down now as I type this note. Not sure how much accumulation we are supposed to get, but it is pretty.
The weekend should be nice and quiet; I'm looking forward to it.
Wishing each of you the type of weekend you desire.
Joy in the day.
HDP
Your Blushing Bride square is so pretty. I especially love the fall colored one!
ReplyDeleteEugene is going to be gorgeous and already is.
I second what Pammy Sue says!
ReplyDeleteYay for snow! :) We are supposed to get some by Monday. Hopefully. The Eugene Throw is gorgeous! I can not wait to see that finished, it's going to be breath taking. Great minds think alike too! Your Blushing Bride square is lovely and just perfect for all those colors, it is definitely on my list to crochet too.
ReplyDeleteI am having a good day and I hope you are too!
Thanks ladies! :-)
ReplyDeleteThese are both so beautiful! I aspire to one day be as good and as fast as you! I love the throw.
ReplyDeleteHi Heather...
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work..looking forward to finished project...speaking of projects I am a girl in search of one...I am in between..but I finally
finished WIP from 2 years ago...I have none now, except the crochet gingerbread house details...I gingerbreaded my self out on the house...and need a rest...I see you are from the Buckeye state also..me too....I have not found to many of us yet...so it is extra special to follow along. I am also an African Violet fan, I have 2 in bloom right now adding aburstt of beautiful color inside. My Thanksgiving and Christmas cactus are late but have buds....a simple pleasure...no?
Love those squares! So pretty!!
ReplyDeleteThank you all for your nice compliments. :-)
ReplyDeleteFaith, yes, I really enjoy my african violet. They usually don't last too long for me, but this one is doing really well. I must have it in just the right light as it is really thriving. Yes, a simple pleasure to be enjoyed. :-)
Hello,
ReplyDeleteI just came across your blog after google-ing
"christian-crochet blogs"!
What a blessings...I will be back to visit!
Have a wonderfderful week...
~Blessings~
~Lori
Oh, oh, oh! I just looooove coming here to visit with you, Heather. My eyes feast on your beautiful work and colour combinations that are so very pleasing. Lovely, lovely, Lovely!!!
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Shani
I I love those squares..I am going to print this out today to try..Thanks for the great pattern. Your Eugene blanket is coming out so nice. Great Job!
ReplyDeleteThank you for stopping by and for your nice comments. Have a wonderful day!
ReplyDeleteI absolutely adore those squares and I bet it will make a very pretty afghan with all the different colors. I love your cabled afghan you are working on, Im not sure how well me and the cables would get along though if I had to crochet that lol
ReplyDeleteThanks Lynn. :-)
ReplyDeleteHeather, you are on a roll with your projects! Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteHi Heather,
ReplyDeleteIt's Sue from the UK!
I'm very pleased to meet you in Blogland!
Your Squares are really so pretty especially sitting there with your African Violet! Your furniture looks like mine too, not quite the same, but your room looks delightful.
Your throw also is absolutely gorgeous. You've put a lot of work into that I can tell.
I'm going to mail you now,
Love and thanks Suex
Hi Mrs Twins! Thank you for stopping by my blog and for your nice compliments. It's nice to meet you as well and I'll look for your e-mail and respond. Thank you again! :-)
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