I love this little guy!
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And I'm so glad I get to be his mommy!
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And Brian's glad he gets to be a daddy, too!
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And I think David's glad he's our son!
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And Brian's glad he gets to be a daddy, too!
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And I think David's glad he's our son!
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Catsup and mustard, and nothing having to do with food
I can't believe January is almost over, and I never even shared my Christmas towels I made for family! "Where is 2016 going?" I'm already asking myself! Here are the Christmas towels that I promised to show you so long ago! These were so much fun to make and didn't take as much thought to do as you would fear! I didn't follow any particular pattern. When I sat down to thread my loom, I did more of a profile draft style threading but I didn't write it down first I just do it from my head. Same thing for treadling- I didn't have that written down first I just followed a profile-like draft from my head. So it was all somewhat of a surprise to me as I went! The towels I made were from 12/2 cotton. I warped 6 yards, and the epi was 24. Made 8 towels total. Just a little reminder... When threading for summer and winter…. block 1 = 1 3 2 3 block 2 = 1 4 2 4 block 3 = 1 5 2 5 block 4 = 1 6 2 6 block 5 = 1 7 2 7 block 6 = 1 8 2 8 David is, of course, grow...
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