SNOW!

It's not the blizzard I wanted, but we finally have some snow around here.



The snow shows off the black ironwork of many of the buildings







The Sheep Shop Maine Morning Mitts were put to use today.



By tomorrow, everything will be gray slush



But, for now, I'm enjoying how magical everything looks!



Even the garbage looks good!

Leftovers and Updates

Looking over previous entries, I notice that I could have added more photos to some and done updates on others.

On March 14 I talk about snow coming our way. And then on February 26, I pictured the ripped out headband and never updated.

Here's my favorite furry model wearing the sewed-up headband and watching the snow:



In the Lottsa Lace entry of March 10, I mention that my Mom, grandmother and a great-aunt were all talented needlecrafters. In addition to a crocheted bedspread and tablecloth, I have bags and bags of their beautiful crocheted doilies. By framing a few of the doilies, I'm able admire their handwork everyday:





Here's a photo of patterns they used. Notice how well-used they are:



Snowy day here. Getting ready for St. Paddy's Day, I'll be cooking up corned beef today and will be working on the Wearing O'the Green socks. Updates on snow and socks tomorrow. And leftovers of corned beef for all!