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...from the handiwork journal

 

. . .crocheted 4 dishcloths and they all sold.

. . .crocheted some soup bowl cozies.  I had a special request.



. . .have gotten this far with one daughter's cardigan for Christmas. The SM are marking the spots for the pockets.


. . .got 2 more jar openers made.

(sorry no photo for some odd reason)

. . .got a few more dish scrubbies made

. . .started back on the "f" bombs

. . .got infusible web onto scrap fabric and traced.  Just have to cut them out and put them on the cards.  I used old greeting cards to make my templates.


My Aunt always wrote to me.  One thing she always reminded me, was "always take 5 minutes for yourself."  I did that yesterday.  The day still went too fast, but I got some handiwork done (not all of this was done in one day, ha ha!  I've been wanting to post for a while, but had zero free time).



Comments

M. Meyers said…
Cute handiwork and very good for your mental state to have some “you” time. Have you seen the crocheted scrubbies with a cotton crochet ruffle? We went to the Cumberland Homesteads in Crossville, TN and I found them in the gift shop. A local person had made them. I bought several for stocking stuffers and to show my MIL. She makes them with the nylon netting but doesn’t add a ruffle. I can’t attach a picture here so I’ll email it to you.
Thanks M. Meyers. I make mine with nylon netting too. I just forgot to take a photo. I'm looking forward to the email.
Rain said…
Great handiwork Kristina! I love the bowl cozies!
Thank you Rain. I am working on more colors for the soup bowl cozy too.
Goatldi said…
Glad to see you returning to the things that feed your heart.
Goatldi, thank you. I totally agree with you. It feeds my heart.

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