Playing catch-up since I've been behind on posting
Things we've made, constructed, spent time and love on
PROJECT LIFE
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Studying France, a beret for Willow |
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with the Woodland Longies I made from the last yarn along post |
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I painted Roman Numeral Stones for the kids. |
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yes, the number 4 can be made like this: IIII... or like this: IV. Either way is correct. |
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Matching Roman Numeral painted stones
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they have a LOT of fun with these stones |
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Fall Leaves and Toadstools |
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fall leaves: Pin Oak |
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felting wool roving into pictures and little balls |
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hot water, soap, wool roving |
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even little Sis got in the mix |
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drying their wool balls |
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This is a lovely art yarn that I got from Spinning Wheel Studio off Etsy. It was just so gorgeous that I had to share with you. It is an art yarn spun with Banana fibers, Sari Silk, Merino, Mohair |
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It is so hard to describe the loveliness of it! I made a cowl for my friend for Christmas and attached a wooden button on the front. The combo was divine. :) |
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my brother's 40th birthday cupcakes. grateful dead. |
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the Jerry Garcia faces turned out to be my favorite. Groovy. |
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still no idea what to make with this beautiful fiery color combo. |
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I needle felted some little Weather Gnomes for the little ones. |
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the one on the right is aptly named Sandy (made during hurricane Sandy) |
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lots of monopoly playing |
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monopoly and tea. easy like Sunday Morning. |
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chalk pastel art |
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needle felted apples |
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I made a ton of these. Some for the nature table, some to give away, some for counters for math. |
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Gnomey hat in action. Fireside. |
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another Gnomey hat in action. Speakeasy Boys. |
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we waxed leaves. |
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my favorite are the passionflower leaves |
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needle felted acorns |
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I just love these little guys! |
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real acorn caps. wool roving. |
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we made spider sacks |
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water, glue, string/twine, balloon. |
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they went with our spider study but they double really well on a Christmas tree with pretty lights strung in and around |
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rainbow hat. Mochi Plus merino yarn in Autumnal Rainbow. |
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fingerless mitts |
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he likes them, although he looks so serious in this shot. ha! |
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Studying Italy and painting lying on their backs like Michelangelo. Cai says "Pass the red, I can't be a REAL artist without using RED!!" :) |
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knitted then felted wool teething ring |
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I added a little maple wooden ring |
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winter hat in wool, cannot remember the brand |
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the Gnomey hat again. It gets around. |
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Just a funny shot of Z with a root ball on his head. "getting back to his roots!" lol |
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studying Italy=yummy Italian sodas... |
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...with cream! (we splurged this day, for sure...and many days after this as well. Grin.) |
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he approves |
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fruit pizza in the colors of the Italian flag |
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Today I nursed 4 baby dolls, 3 stuffed dogs, 1 rubber cow and a matchbox car. I extracted a piece of broccoli from an ear. I read the same book 20 times and had to agree that the goat was indeed a sheep in this book, and this was all by 8:45am. Shew! so much for eating bon bons and lounging on the couch! She's lucky she's so darn cute! ♥ |
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kid's books. we loved them both. |
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creating a Lincoln Log city |
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and helicopter |
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and tooth less giggles |
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gutting a baby gourd |
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homeschool science: Mouth Volcanoes. Eeew! (his idea, btw) |
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salt dough ornaments |
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making messes. this lovely free range organic highly priced bird stuffed with no less than 10 cloves of garlic was making our mouths water for hours while it roasted in my sweet cobalt blue pan. All was right with the world. The pan mysteriously BURST into a million pieces and we had to order pizza. I confess there were tears and ugly words strewn all around. Sad night indeed. |
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my sweet girl |
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making salt dough ornaments |
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brother's handprint |
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hiding in the closet. |
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claiming the mitts |
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my first wool felted fedora! a gift for my daddy and he LOVES it and wears it all the time. that makes me very happy. |
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nature table |
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finger painting |
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play dough. a "baaaaby!" of course |
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it does take a million plates, forks, spoons, bowls to make eating yogurt fun, don't ya know? |
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this little creation is not my own but we loved them so much. they came home with my husband from the Farmers Market. Shortbread "cheese' cookie with a sweet little chocolate covered cherry "mouse" |
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with almond slices for ears |
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so fun and so dear! |
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merino and alpaca scarf for my sis in law |
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Willow's birthday gift from me. Wooly Owl. |
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nativity nature table with a felted gift AND a turtle (Cai insisted) |
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this is Willow's 2nd birthday crown |
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made by Granny. the buttons on there belonged to my great grandparents. I cherish this crown so much! the girl is me and she is picking flowers for her baby girl Willow. So sweet. |
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daddy stealing birthday loves |
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Granny also made willow a pair of wool longies and matching purse. I was so thrilled! |
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birthday girl |
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happy day |
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they adore each other. warms my heart. |
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can I eat that cake yet? :) |
If you've made it this far, I hope you have a blessed week with lots of making, yarning and reading. ps, I've read some awesome books in the past few weeks, hopefully I can post about them for the next Yarn Along link-up.