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Showing posts with label A Doily for Roswell. Show all posts
Showing posts with label A Doily for Roswell. Show all posts

Saturday, April 2, 2016

It's the Most Wonderful Time of the Year

This was a LONG week.
No  idea why, but it was.
I think I had more jammy days this week
than I have since before I met Gene.
No photos available.
It was NOT a pretty sight :)


But, speaking of a pretty sight
I've been able to look at these
two pots of hyacinths this week.
All of you who know hyacinths
know how WONDERFUL they smell
and these two did not disappoint.

I don't know if you can tell
but they are beside our stairs.
So first thing in the morning,
as we are coming down the stairs
their wonderful aroma lets us know that spring IS here.
Even though our weather forecast
call for snow between 5:00 pm tonight
and 5:00 pm Sunday :)


And, yes, my fingers have been busy.
I call this my 2nd Doily for Roswell.
Might change the name,
not sure.

Last night I finished the pink and gray.
I wasn't sure how much I would like it.
I had envisioned the pink going out to the edge,
but it, sort of, faded out.
So I frogged a couple of rows and went back to the gray.
Glad I did.

Sunday, March 13, 2016

A Doily for Roswell

Another one of my pattern, developed during Gene's journey through his cancer recovery. It is named for the cancer hospital, Roswell Park Cancer Institute, where he has received treatment.

I thought I wouldn't be able to finish this doily before St Patrick's Day so I went with colors that would work for Easter. This doily was done in Alize, Miss Batik # 3715 which I purchased on Etsy.


One day I need to learn how to take photos that show the gorgeous color in this yarn without having to use our steps in the living room. See all of the chipped off paint? That comes from the tags on the collars of our cats. But, it really is a good thing. We know which one is using the stairs by the sound their tags make on the steps.



This pattern is available
for $3.99
in my Craftsy and Etsy stores. 

Or use this link to buy now in my Ravelry Store.


All money 
goes directly to a no-kill maternity shelter
here in Western New York 

or the Humane Society in my home town in Indiana.