What's everybody WORKING on?

Linda, I bet you are a very precise person. I love the tamari balls as well, and have tried my hand on these. But you do have to be really precise in the measurements, I found. There is a lady in Duncan who teaches making tamari balls, she came to our Guild some years ago, and we made some neat balls. It is amazing the different patterns you can create, as long as you have a nice round ball, and measure very carefully Ahhhh, if just....LOL

Els

ahh but do not stop dreaming. Dreams are the beginning of lots of great projects.

Happy shearing

Els

At least you are back at work!! Keep healing!

Hugs, Katherine

LOL I never thought of that,. Laura!

Katherine

SOunds lovely, Wooly!

Kather> I'm spinning some REALLY REALLY pink superwash wool as froghair which,

On Thu, 10 Mar 2005 13:05:04 -0400, Katherine babbled something about:

Heck, we ALL do, LOL! Now, if any of those socks you're making need a 'home'... I know a great 'charity'... ME, LOLOLOL!!!

Hugs, Noreen

NOREEN YOU ARE BUSY and creative ,, WOW mirjam i

Well Katherine Friend !!!! all those LITTLE things pile up ,,,,,:>:>:>:> mirjam

Laura ,, you seem very busy your self ,,,, waht with waiting for needles to get free..... i had this picture of some wall balls standing in line and complaining ,,,,, mirjam

I think that thinking up those math based patterns, helped a lot to revitalize the interest of many people back on Knitting , as suddenly they realized One needs brains for knitting and not only fingers , glasses and a rocking chair .... mirjam

Darlene best of luck withnthe competion works ,, and lots of joy for all other projects. mirjam

Yes, Els, I am a very precise type person...I like everything to be orderly :)

I took a class in making temari about 15 yrs. ago. I made two, and that was the end of temari. Last September my parents moved to a condo, and I ended up with some of my Mom's stash, which included 9 styrofoam balls. It was these balls that got me going with the idea to start making temari again. I'm having a wonderful time with them. They are so doable...i.e. I can make some designs in an evening, and others take a week or more depending on how many evenings I have for stitching. The colour combinations are endles!

I made a collection of 6 temari in shades of ecru, taupe, tan, black, and metallic gold for our living room. Now I'm making a collection for my Mom in dusty pinks, dusty greens, dusty blues, with contrasts of burgundy, dark green, dark blue, and metallic gold. They look wonderful, and very colourful.

take care, Linda :) Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada See pictures of my work at:

Recently finished UFO's are: TIAG's "The Auction", Just Nan's "Christmas Elegance", and "Jane" a bead knit bag and matching change purse, a design by Swallow Hill Creations.

I am:))))

Oh Mark this was Hilarious ,,, mirjam

So David go look for those forgotten things ,,, best of luck mirjam

I have six quilt squares that have 5 roses on them. I'm embordering them in blue, than I and my sister are going to re do a quilt that's a favorite of my daughter and put thoses squares into it, than put our names on it. It'll be a keep sake quilt. Carol In WI

A pillowcase? Knitted? Really? That sounds different.

Kather> I've got two scarves >> I'm bored with the threads, so starting a NEW one, grin!