Louis XIV

I've had to periodically get my leg iced and elevated, so I can't weave for long periods at a time. I'm getting some weaving done, and still making some Victorian Christmas ornaments. I think it's obvious why I've nicknamed this one Louis XIV.

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Lavender Cashmere Silk Scarves

I managed to get these four scarves woven of a 50-50 cashmere silk blend before I had surgery. I do love this fiber, despite the fact that it's a bit of a bear to beam.

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Hand Painted Yarn

This is the latest hand painted yarn I purchased from Yarntopia Treasures. I managed to wind it all into balls while keeping my leg elevated. The collection is so beautiful, I had to share it with you.

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Victorian Christmas Ornaments

While I've been laid up, I've been making my hand-beaded Victorian Christmas ornaments. This is my last one, and the fanciest of the batch of 8 I made in the last week.

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Rigid Heddle Weaving

Children helped me to handweave these two bamboo scarves on my little rigid heddle loom recently. Learn more about them at my new blogsite.

The Mummy Rests

Brraaahahaha!

How do you spell that evil laugh that vampires, mummies, and other creatures from Friday Night Fright Night of old emitted?

I don't know that, but I do know that my leg looks rather like a mummy. Find out why at my new blog.

Asheville Beauty

My wonderful kids took me for a mini vacation to Asheville, NC. We did see some beautiful sights and eat some great food, but the best part of the whole trip was spending 4 days with them.

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