
 Crochet: Mary Jane Slippers
 Knit: Nell, slouch hat
 Crochet: Willow, doily blanket
 Knit: Terzetto, hat
 Crochet: Simple Statement Wreath
 Knit: Colorwork Recipe
 Crochet: Glory, doily blanket

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07/08/2011 



After my month of color, I decided to dedicate this past week of my project 365 to black and white.
Monday- the straight lines. I observed the beauty of these lines on the highway. It was Independence Day and we were searching the outskirts of the city for fireworks. Alas, a ban was in place on account of the drought. Boo.
Tuesday- the kid in the pool. Evening– it’s the only time the sun isn’t plotting to kill us.
Wednesday- the life of a kiddo. Andrew completely gave up the opportunity to nap and instead jumped on my bed trying to do somersaults. He failed.
Thursday- the zinnia bouquet.While the boys tried to trap ants in circles of chalk, I picked these zinnias. most of them were on their last breath and the stems had already put out more stems, so I should see a few more blooms soon.
Friday- the remote photographer. Andrew likes snapping photos of himself. I have to chase him in the viewfinder, as he often leaves the frame.
01/31/2011
I’m proud to say I’ve completed my first month of Project 365: 2011! These are a few of my favorites. You can see more/read more at my Project 365 blog: Vivacity.
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I did a re-shoot of one of my favorite products in my shop, at the moment. All that yellow & gold! Big sigh! It’s currently on sale, so snag it while you can. I don’t know when/if I will make more of these.
12/21/2009
THREE days left til Christmas Eve! I have THREE gifts that are not complete. One hasn’t even been started! Fortunately, the other 2 are at least 75% complete. I hope I can finish both up by the end of the night, so that I have at least 2 days to work on the last, then I can do all the baking I need to do before we leave on the 24th (we’ll be staying at Grandma’s house that night). Forgive me if I don’t post anything but my Project 365 photos for the next couple of days!
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