Well, I did it. I am so in love with the Woodcliff Throw that I had to buy the yarn to make it. Between Joann's and the Naturally Caron web site, I now own two skeins in each of the colors below. Aren't they yummy? Of course, I don't know when I'll make the throw, but at least when I'm ready to start, I'll have everything I need!
The silk drapes on our bedroom are wonderful. DH likes them so much he was able to sleep in until 10:30 on Sunday! Tomorrow is the first morning I'll have the opportunity to sleep in. Maybe I'll be able to sleep past 7, which is late for me.
DH leaves for a week early tomorrow morning. I have the day off which gives me a day to play. That's good. I haven't felt like playing this week. It's been hot and I've been exhausted. I'm hoping I'm more energetic since I can sleep in. The stitchery projects I traced last week are now ironed on the fabric and are ready for stitching. My secret project is closer to being finished. I have a pincushion to make for a swap. Maybe I'll work in my bedroom tomorrow. Since it's the only room with AC, it might not be a bad idea to stay cool.
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Happy Stitching!
Sweet P
5 comments:
Yup, those colors are delicious! I'll be interested to know how you like working with that yarn. The afghan will be lovely!
MGM
Wow, that is one of the most gorgeous throws I have ever seen!
Hugs - Lurline♥
you are right Paula those colors are yummy. I hope you get some rest and lots done.
Hope you enjoy your 'play day' and get the chance to spend some time with your beautiful yarns *s*
I ordered the yarns on line the same day I read your original post on it. They arrived in 2 days-what lovely service from the Caron Yarn website. I have one motif finished-It is lovely and quite different from any crocheting I have done-some different combinations that are interesting to do. Since you change color almost every row it certainly won't be boring! Thanks for sharing this with your readers-I doubt I would have found either the yarn or the pattern without your help!
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