I’ve Moved!
Posted on: September 27, 2012
And I’m taking the teddy bear with me 🙂
Please join me, as I start a new chapter in my life –
And always remember,
Be Kind. Be Well. Be Blessed. And Give it Away!!
Hippie BIP
Posted on: May 27, 2012
Hippie, tie dye, Blanket In Progress!
Be kind. Be well. Be blessed. And give it away!
I’m Baaaack!
Posted on: May 16, 2012
Hey y’all,
It’s been a gazillion years (ok, so only 9 months) since I posted anything here. Much has happened since then. Fingers crossed that I have much more to post on a continuous basis (it sure is hard to crochet with crossed fingers 🙂
Be kind. Be well. Be blessed. And give it away!
For Axel
Posted on: August 7, 2011
For my friend’s son Axel, who is turning 9 really soon, because he’s a cool kid. I will always remember that he came to visit me in the hospital after one of my surgeries. So sweet!
This blanket measures approx. 47X63 and was created with a 6mm/J hook using the only stitch I know how to do (so far :)).
Be kind. Be well. Be blessed. And give it away!
For Anna
Posted on: April 3, 2011
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The blanket for Teresa’s roommate, Anna, is finally complete! This one measures approximately 45″ X 64″ and was created with a K/6.25 mm hook. A blanket this size takes anywhere from 3-6 months to complete, depending on how much time I devote to it.
Stay warm Anna!
Be kind. Be well. Be blessed. And give it away!
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New Projects are Looming
Posted on: March 30, 2011
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I’ve gone 3D again, this time with a Knifty Knitter Loom. It’s a little intimidating when 8 year olds effortlessly demonstrate this gadget on YouTube and my first one botched – badly. But then it worked!
This first hat is for my Grand Nephew or Grand Niece, yet to be born. Then there shall be much Knifty Knitting for the local homeless shelter for Christmas time. So much fun.
Be kind. Be well. Be blessed. And give it away!
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Great!
Posted on: March 15, 2011
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I’m going to be a Great Aunt! Not a mediocre one. Not even an average one. But a great one 🙂
You know you’re getting older when the little munchkin niece is having a little munchkin – due on Easter Sunday!
This blanket measures 25 1/2″ X 27 1/2″. It was created with a G/4.25mm/my eyes are falling out of my head because of this itsy-bitsy, teeny-weeny hook.
Be kind. Be well. Be blessed. And give it away!
Feel the Love
Posted on: March 4, 2011
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Looks like I completely missed the Valentine’s Day deadline for this one. But feel the love anyway.
My husband’s company “adopted” several families for the Christmas holidays. One of those families will be followed closely throughout this whole year, as they are homeless. They are not on the streets, per se, but are having to “couch surf” from house to house. They also have triplet boys who had their first birthdays on Valentine’s Day.
It breaks my heart that these little guys, especially, don’t have what many of us take for granted – a bed and a space to call our own. So the least I could do was wrap them up in some warm, blue fuzzies. There might be some teddy bears in the near future as well.
The blankets each measure 39″ X 42″ with a somewhat weighty yarn and large stitches.
Here’s to you Julian, Gavin and Forest. May you, and all children, grow up feeling safe, secure and loved.
Be kind. Be well. Be blessed. And give it away!
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Priceless
Posted on: January 30, 2011
I crochet many items to give away, but it’s rare to get such an uplifting form of feedback. When I was exceptionally down and out from the accidents and impending surgeries, I found a sweet gal, in another state, through the Make A Wish foundation. She had a humble request for a room makeover in *PINK*. I had a ton of pink yarn and nothing but time on my hands.
Thank you, Celeste, for being an inspiration. You’re a rock star. Wishing you stellar health, much awesomeness, and a whole lota PINK!
Be kind. Be well. Be blessed. And give it away!
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Mismatched Fabulousness
Posted on: January 6, 2011
Happy New Year, y’all!
Woo baby, check out those socks. They are not crocheted, I didn’t make them and I’m so not giving them away – but aren’t they yarntastic? These are Solmate Socks, made with recycled cotton and “mismatched with care in Vermont”. Does it get any better than that? My dream job would be to quietly sit in a corner of their production site and make mismatched socks till I’m 90. 🙂
Check out their site at www.socklady.com
As the socklady says, “Life’s too short for matching socks”.
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