Thursday, November 21, 2013
Make and Listen
Making:
~ inspired by this, I quickly knit up a little lantern girl for our Martinmas celebration a few weeks ago
~ Reece's Winter Solstice hat...a tradition I really love
~ a milo in the works for a little one who arrived on the weekend
~ a custom order for Schoolhouse Toys...school buses
~ a set of Waldorf math gnomes...another custom order
~ Reece and I have been experimenting with our wet on wet watercolour, adding a little salt when we are finished painting, kinda looks like snow, don't you think?
Listening:
~ it has been all Christmas around here lately and we are enjoying every minute of it
What have you been making and listening to this week?
Joining Dawn
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Oh, the knitting and felt projects. So wonderful.
ReplyDeleteThe school bus is so cute!
Salt with watercolor is like magic. I love how that works! Looks so neat!
We usually start Christmas music after American Thanksgiving. But I have been hearing it here and there out in the world. It does bring a smile.
Thanks for joining in this week!
Thanks Dawn. We wait until after Martinmas and then start the Christmas music :)
DeleteI love everything! And I just checked out your shop--what lovely items!
ReplyDeleteAh beautiful! I must try this hat...Thanks for linking to my blog - your lantern child looks gorgeous!! I love the colours.. :) Have a happy Thursday! xx
ReplyDeleteIt is an easy knit, and I love the pattern. My pleasure, happy to share your space.
DeleteChristmas music has been blaring and the spirit is in the air! love your lantern girl :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Karen :)
Deletelove that lantern girl!!
ReplyDeletethose gnomes are really beautiful, and the buses, what a stunning work!
ReplyDeleteI love your little lantern girl and hope you consider imitation a sincere form of flattery because I am so going to copy this!
ReplyDeleteI love listening to Christmas music too.
Thank you Tracey, can't wait to see your lantern girl :)
Deletevery nice pieces ! I love the lantern girl I would like to make one as well :)
ReplyDeleteLisa
www.needlesandwool.blogspot.com
Thanks Lisa! Looks like there will be a few lantern girls out there...the more the merrier :)
DeleteAll of these are so lovely and thoughtful, but your little lantern girl is just to cute for words. Be well.
ReplyDeleteAwe, thanks :)
DeleteMy how impressive and I love the gnomes! The boys and I made math gnomes a while back and it was great fun. Congrats on the new addition- so wonderful!
ReplyDeleteI posted this week from my art blog which I started just this month instead of the usual family blog post. So something a little different!
Wow - you have been busy! Your work is all very lovely, Kim.
ReplyDeleteThanks Kristen.
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