My sister and her family came over for a bit yesterday. All 4 of the girls ended up swimming in our jacuzzi. I would add some of my favorites here, but blogger is asking for my login EACH time I try to add a photo...arg!
I've been sewing a bit. I made this scarf for one of Hannah's friends from church. I made a few tiny pillows with pouches, the dentist told Olivia she has a wiggly tooth! That rosey lace was from Kim (all the way from Capetown, South Africa)! I sewed this brooch, inspired by Heather:
You may notice some new TUNES....I thought it was time for a change, some good old songs I used to listen to with my sisters on the record player in the basement. One of our favorites were the Village Stompers, who I couldn't find, they played "Moscow Nights." Gotta listen to Telstar, it's a funky tune from 1962. I love the sound of it, I think you can even hear the needle on the record in the beginning!
Oh, I love that flower! Was it hard to make?
ReplyDeleteEnjoy teaching your kids this year!
that brooch is rad! i love it! i wonder if i can make one, did u get instructions from somewhere, or just make it up?
ReplyDeletelove the flower!!!...it is so awesome...the scarf is cute, too...
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness that flower is lovely...I am going to definitely try some too & I am so glad the lace has come in handy. Hannah looks adorable in that shade of pink.
ReplyDeleteHome schooling is becoming more & more popular for those very qualities isn't it? I hope the three of you have a ball learning together. Martha, I think you will be an absolute natural at it.
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great brooch! you are so good.
ReplyDeletebtw, sprasnicom!
I love the scarf and the brooch!
ReplyDeletefabulous and crafy!!
ReplyDeleteLove those freckles!!!
Love the new sewing projects; you are a talented lady.
ReplyDeleteGood luck with the homeschooling, I too think that it is vital for kids today to get real educations -- and they aren't in most public schools.
For your reading pleasure, may I suggest you try Imprimis? It is from Hillsdale College and it is free to subscribe or you can read it online. I like the articles and think you would too.
here's the URL:
http://www.hillsdale.edu/news/imprimis.asp
Really loving those brooches, just too cute! I have been thinking about learning how to quilt for a while, maybe I'll just take your advice and learn a new hobby!
ReplyDeleteHugs, Martha!
Hi! I love the flower you made, so sweet! I have been reading more about home schooling and want to let you know you are very courageous and doing a wonderful thing for your girls! I know this is the wrong post for that comment but... time is short.
ReplyDeleteLove the flower ... BUT THE NEEDLE ON THE RECORD SOUND IS AWESOME!! What a flashback! I remember sitting listening to music with my sis also -- many of the same songs, although we spent a lot of time signing and acting out every scene from The Sound of Music!
ReplyDeleteCool stuff you've been making girl! I haven't been around lately...crafting, gardening and kids can keep a girl busy! Keep up the good work! :)
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