Showing posts with label Antique Blue Med. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Antique Blue Med. Show all posts

Sunday, June 27, 2021

Family fun

Daughter Andrea came down for a visit with her daughters Lily and Ella this weekend. We hadn't seen them in nearly a year, so the time together was extra special. Daughters Alison and Carol joined us on Saturday, and even though we had rain and storms for most of the day, we all had a great time.

I did miss out on our Tollway Tatters Zoom meeting, and I missed the shuttles that Rita Richmond of Shuttle by Design had for sale on Saturday. However, that's a small price to pay for a weekend of family fun!


I did manage to get some tatting in. When I was sorting through craft supplies last week, I found these two hole buttons. I couldn't believe how perfectly the colors of the button matched the thread!


I also unearthed a box filled with coin beads that I purchased a few years ago. This one also goes pretty well with the thread.


All of the girls (daughters and granddaughters) had the opportunity to choose bookmarks and necklaces from my supply of tatted items. Alison was looking for a cross bookmark, but the few I had left didn't catch her eye. She found a ball of size 40 Lizbeth #653 Antique Blue Med, so I worked on this cross for her.


There was enough of the hand-dyed thread to tat a button necklace.


My final tatting for the weekend was again in the size 40 Antique Blue Med. I needed to work with a smaller button, so it was a good thing that I also found a box of assorted buttons that I had forgotten.

Mom and I have no special plans for this week, so I'll probably do some more sorting... and tatting!


Wednesday, February 5, 2020

Two more in blue


I had time to tat two Doodle Ice Drops today, both in blue. The first one is in size 20 Lizbeth #651, Blue Med. I'm still using handi-wind shuttles from Dave Stanbrough of Grizzly Mountain Arts!


My second Doodle Ice Drop for today is in size 20 Lizbeth #653, Antique Blue Med. There doesn't seem to be much difference looking at the pictures, but in person they are quite a bit different!