Hudson Does It Again

This makes surgery number 3 and he is only 5 years old!

Poor puppy, but poor wallet even more!

He is recovering nicely and will soon be looking for more ways to fulfill his doggy death wish. Gotta love that dog!

Scarves and More Scarves

I've decided to move all of my knitting posts to this blog and keep the Crazy By Design blog just for fabric related stuff!

I finished a couple of more scarves, so yesterday I took them outside with my scarf model to take photos.

My model was really playing to the camera. ;-) Just look at those flirty eyes.

These are all from yarn that I purchased in Carmel when we were there for Adina's wedding. I'm keeping the red one for myself!

Gone Turkish

The espresso machine broke and since we have no moola for repairs, Mark unearthed his Turkish coffee pot from our storage room. We have been enjoying Turkish coffee so much that we are in no hurry to repair or get another espresso machine!

Day in the Park

We went to Brooklyn to visit Mark's brother on Easter and got to visit the Brooklyn Botanical Gardens, which is just a short walk from their apartment.

Beautiful gardens, but mainly I'm posting this picture to show that I'm wearing the shirt that MMI gave me for Christmas! When I exchanged it for the right size, I also changed the color. ;-)

I'm also thinking that we need more cherry trees around our property!

Happy Easter

Field Mouse

Here is the Wee Forest Folk mouse that I won on FaceBook! I already have this one, but the one I have is on a green or a blue tractor (haven't seen it in so long, I don't remember).

Chance of snow tonight! But not much.

Good Sales Day!

The full workshop just checked out today and as people were settling up their tabs, a couple of them surprized me by buying some of my Crazy By Design things!

One of the women from El Salvador kept asking me about one of the quilts we hanging in the dining room and asking if it were for sale, but it is the one quilt on the walls that isn't mine! It is one that we bought from one of our instructors. So when she said "I want to take your quilt home," I thought she was kidding. But when I rang up her total she said, "does that include the quilt?!"

This is the one that she bought.

Then another woman bought one of my beaded ties and a knitted scarf!

We are between workshops today, so I'll get a few hours in my studio. I'm working on more ties with a guitar theme.

The next workshop checks in tomorrow, but it is not so big as this last one.