This one here is gorgeous, and the tiny frosting dollops are soooo artful. Don't you just have to have a slice for your own?
This week I got 'real mail', which I love, from one of our fellow bloggers, who has returned from her tropical paradise. She 'knat' on the beach. Way to be a knitta, G.
This thrills me to no end. It's an apron in the pupa stage, just waiting to spring forth as a jolly incarnation of the apron found in the Amy Butler "In Stitches" book. Bette is my stunt stitcher on this one...
and this one. The 'Lotus' collection full moon polka dots go great with some of the Martha Negley prints. The plums look smashing with the kiwi green dots...
Stephanie has really started something in this house with 'happy bunny'. When I saw this mousepad I just couldn't help myself. Thanks Steph.
And finally, for this strung together post (which will probably make me late to the shop) I present "Fred Flintstone", who traveled all the way here via Bette's suitcase from Bainbridge Island, where she went to babysit the grandsons. (So her daughter could take her new boobs to Hawaii to greet her hubby as he disembarked from his submarine. Cool, huh?)
4 comments:
OMG those little cake stitch markers are so cute!!! And who doesn't love Happy Bunny. He is awesome :o)
Cami ~ I have to have some of those cake stitch markers. Have to! I still need to call you about some fabric for a store sample I have in mind and the skirts you want made - I'm waiting for Mr. Postman, but he hasn't shown up yet. g
The caramel with the pink dots is too fabulous. Couldn't be horrible in any way with dots in the mix. ;-)
I also love the coffee fabric for the pupa stage apron.
Must have 3 of those cake knit markers. I have three knitty friends that would adore them. You know where to find me; let me know how I can get them.
Those cake markers are great! Have a slight fascination with miniatures and those are fabulous.
Also in love with the saying on the happy bunny mousepad! I want that!
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