No pats on the back from Tessie though...
I have already made two of these in different colorways. She wants another one.
Why? Isn't one enough. And besides, with the pattern the way it is, I have to figure out what goes where every time... Maybe I should just plan on doing a proper pattern for it. The I could sit down and do it a lot faster...
I am still whittling down the boxes. Just a little at a time... This could take a while.
Back to business!
See you tomorrow.
4 comments:
Your rugs are so pretty!
I saw the Thorne rooms in Chicago a few days ago. There were braided rugs on the floors made of embroidery floss, some needlepoint ones as well. The ceilings and woodwork were amazing! I think the Japanese room with its moveable shoji screens was my favorite. I kept thinking-Casey could do this, or Casey would love this! I bought the book home, hoping it will inspire me to really get started on redoing my daughters doll house!
Gail, if you ever get to Arizona, be sure to see our Thorne Rooms at the Phoenix Art Museum. They are one of the reasons that I started doing miniatures. I grew up in Phoenix and spent a lot of time studying them. Wonderful minis!
me encantan las alfombras que tejes , son fantasticas , yo tambien querria una para mi ,jajjaja esas pulseras tienen unas cuentas muy bonitas
besitos
Mari
Hello Casey,
The rug is really coming along beautifully! I can't wait to see it finished.
Big hug
Giac
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