Sea Treasure
I still might slip off to find some little treasure of my own. Only now I usually capture it with a camera.
I still might slip off to find some little treasure of my own. Only now I usually capture it with a camera.
So I spent a couple of late evenings with the lace on this and found myself almost through Week 5’s goal. Isn’t the honeybee or “moth” stitch beautiful? (I love…
(365 Day 159) We went on up into Utah after the Grand Canyon, meeting some friends at Zion Park. After the cold at The Grand Canyon this was a real…
I didn’t grow up on a farm where seasons and the moon determined your lifestyle. I spent the eighties in a little suburb where seasons were either new episodes of…
Some more evening pictures in my yard. Lately, I think my neighbors are used to the sound of our screen door slamming and the sight of me, just before the…
Don’t let the length of time this was on my needles fool you. Morning Mist, by Annie Rowden, was a fun knit and is a lovely pattern. Every knitter needs…
These are just more 365’s. (Koi on My Shoulder, 365 Day 240) My son did the origami, there. (Wampum Bling, 365 Day 241)Wampum beads at Friday night football games: my…
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Great series, Michelle. I especially like the bottle lying on the sand. 🙂
Thank you, Gail. I feel all sentimental about this nondescript stretch of beach.