What do you do on a rainy Monday? I caught up on household chores, did some grocery shopping, canned some beets, and even managed a little tatting!
My baggie of butterflies is growing, and I've barely touched the odds and ends of thread I have left on shuttles. It will be interesting to see how many I manage to tat!
Yes, I started another Spinning Wheel glass mat. This one is in Perfect Quilter Denim. Did you notice the personalized shuttle? It's one of my favorites from La Cossette!
You'll soon have a whole swarm of butterflies! I love your shuttle, that's special.
ReplyDeleteWell if you get too many butterflies you can do what I do - offload them onto the Palmetto Tatters for their giveaways at the State Fair!!!!!
ReplyDeleteWow!!! You will have a butterfly garden(which, they have a real one here every spring...well, in Grand Rapids).
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to see that finish spinning wheel!! :)
oops, it should say- spinning wheel finished - it's morning. :)
DeleteNice butterflies!
ReplyDeleteLovely butterflies, beautiful shuttle,
ReplyDeleteIt's amazing just how many bits we have after tatting patterns
A little rain makes for a productive day! Butterflies are a perfect way to use up those thread ends. You're using my favorite shuttle - I'm addicted to those!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful tatted butterflies and how very sweet of you to hand them out to others. It is said that "Butterflies are the bearers of 10,000 happinesses". Embracing Tatted Bliss...
ReplyDeleteYour rainy day was productive! When I have a rainy weekend, I see it as an excuse to make lace rather than do yard work. Other chores can wait:)
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