Showing posts with label granny. Show all posts
Showing posts with label granny. Show all posts
Granny Scarf
Some of you may remember from my last post, I was working on some cute little granny squares. I used up some leftover yarn and made this cute little Granny Scarf for my little one. I love the bright colours and it's so soft and cosy. It was also very easy and quick to hook up. We finally had a bright and sunny day today, so I pounced on the chance to take some photos to share...
Granny Treasures
Hello Friends...
As many of you may know, we're moving at the end of July and in the process of going through all my stuff, I've been re-appreciating some of the treasures that have been passed down to me from my Grandmother. It was such a lovely day today, so I took it all outside so I could capture a few of my goodies in the natural light - take a look...
As many of you may know, we're moving at the end of July and in the process of going through all my stuff, I've been re-appreciating some of the treasures that have been passed down to me from my Grandmother. It was such a lovely day today, so I took it all outside so I could capture a few of my goodies in the natural light - take a look...
After my grandmother passed away and my mom was going through her stuff, I was fortunate enough to take these two lovely pieces...canister and butter dish.
I love the bird motif and chinoiserie style of these china pieces.
They are called "Chinese Rose"
This little bowl again has the bird...it's called a VAR-I-ETE bowl...so pretty.
Pretty floral on the inside.
And this jar (not a china piece), but I just loved the colours on it...I've always had it out somewhere in my home.
New Life to an Old Project
Hello Friends...
Do ever get really excited about a new idea or project and then once you get into it, you find it's not turning out how you'd imagined it in your mind?
Well, a couple of months back, I'd started a simple project, what was to be a table runner, with some yarn that I had kicking around. The pattern, a simple circle in a square design. All along the way, I was not happy with the way things were going...I love the design, but the colours were just not working well together as a table runner. BUT, as a pillow cover, yes!! Although not finished yet, I've managed to breathe new life into an old idea. Have a look so far...I'm kinda liking the retro feel of it:
Do ever get really excited about a new idea or project and then once you get into it, you find it's not turning out how you'd imagined it in your mind?
Well, a couple of months back, I'd started a simple project, what was to be a table runner, with some yarn that I had kicking around. The pattern, a simple circle in a square design. All along the way, I was not happy with the way things were going...I love the design, but the colours were just not working well together as a table runner. BUT, as a pillow cover, yes!! Although not finished yet, I've managed to breathe new life into an old idea. Have a look so far...I'm kinda liking the retro feel of it:
Have you ever changed course with a projcet idea? I'd love to hear about it. Hope you have a wonderful weekend!
Unfinished Business...
Hello friends...I've been trying to complete some projects that I'd had started some time ago, then abandoned them for something else. Do you ever find that once you start something, about part way through in your mind your on to the next project? Sometimes I get so excited about the next idea, that I completely drop what I'm working on. Although I try not to have too many things on the go, sometimes it's nice to go back and rediscover what was interesting about those W.I.P.'s.
I finally got around to finishing what started out as one potholder and dishcloth set, and added another potholder, to finish up some of my stash.
How many projects do you typically have on the go?? Are there any that simply never get done? Do you frog your work often and restart on something completely new?? Or, are you a one project at a time worker. Love to hear your comments...
I finally got around to finishing what started out as one potholder and dishcloth set, and added another potholder, to finish up some of my stash.
How many projects do you typically have on the go?? Are there any that simply never get done? Do you frog your work often and restart on something completely new?? Or, are you a one project at a time worker. Love to hear your comments...
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