It's not as bright as it appears in this pictures...I used a Kansas Troubles charm pack to make it so its a little dustier in colour. The binding is now completely sewn on. I just need to hand sew it on the back.
I also started a new Baktus scarf for myself. I'm using Noro Taiyo sock yarn to make it. No picture yet.
Tonight was knit night at the Wok Box. I had the Singapore Cashew stir fry for supper, and then got a lot done on the Baktus.
Penn wanted to come with me:
I have a follower! Thanks Brenda, you made my day!
Maureen
oh Penn is a real sweetheart - how can you refuse a face like that? I like your I'm Not a Basket Case, although for me it would end up being I am a Basket Case!
ReplyDeleteBasket blocks are so versatile. This reminds me that I have some citrus fabric cut for a stack and whack quilt done in this pattern.
ReplyDeleteNow that's my idea of a fun night...knitting at a Chinese restaurant...craft and food:) Your little dog is so cute.
ReplyDeleteLovely wall hanging - and cute pup!
ReplyDeleteLove the name of your wall hanging! The fabric looks great too.
ReplyDeleteI love your basket block! I made a whole quilt with red and blues. It's a lovely combination, I think. My friends mentioned that it might be sort of American, but I don't think so. I had no stars or stripes.
ReplyDeleteHow does your dog stay in the bag? Did you have to teach him? I also don't understand how places let dogs in as long as they don't touch the floor?!? Why does that make such a difference, I wonder. In Europe people bring their dogs into restaurants all the time and no one dies of whatever.
He doesn't stay in the bag...he had just jumped into a bag on the floor while I was getting ready to go out. When we go out, he goes on a leash and his own feet.
DeleteIt would be nice if more places were dog friendly. I was at Banff over Christmas, and the stores there are extremely dog friendly.
your pup is a sweetie!
ReplyDeleteIf Penn was mine, I'd never leave the house. How cute!! Pretty wall hanging.
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