I have now fulfilled my yearly obligation as a Texan to take bluebonnet pictures in the spring.
Sorry, I have no small children or dogs to place among the blue bonnets. I have taken my share of children in the bluebonnet pictures in years past. Perhaps I should have rounded up some of the grandchildren.
The wildflowers are truly going wild along the Texas roadways this year!
It must be spring, the roses are blooming!
Here is my first ever Baby Surprise Jacket. My dilemma is I don’t want to go shopping for buttons.
These are the closest matches I have. I would really like grey but don’t have any on hand.. So pink or purple it is.
I was in Dallas last week visiting my knitter friend. She was cleaning her stash and brought me a bag of yarn.
I am starting a summer tee with this cotton-acrylic blend. The colors are very “me”.
My old computer died a slow and painful death. I am slowly getting acquainted with the new one, including playing with the camera and photo capabilities.
I had fun with the special effects as you can see in this photo of my hammies house:
I looked out my window and what did I see? The first flowers of spring looking at me.
(apologies to the true poets out there)
I know my Colorado family is laughing, but look at our snow!
It almost covers the leaves 🙂
Just finished a pair of fingerless mitts to wear with the lace shawl I knit last year. Now I can knit in the car and still be warm.
I used a merino-mulberry silk blend from my stash. I don’t remember what project I had in mind when I originally purchased the yarn, but it worked wonderfully for the mitts.
The color is a deep red-purple so they were difficult to photograph. They have lace cuffs and an eyelet edging.
The squirrels (we have many) like using the oak trees as a highway and seem to have routes marked out.
This one looks like he is telling me what he thinks of me interrupting his travels.
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