Pretty excited I have so much to share with you this Friday for Finished Object Friday. Firstly cause I've not been able to blog as much of late with many things going on in the family. Many of you know my Dad was in the hospital, and his sister, my elderly aunt (91) had been moved from to a nursing home here in town from assisted living and hospital stays in Urbana and Springfield. Life's been busy. So, I've missed some FOF, WIPW, and YOP Sunday. Above is a finished object, this bright colored ghan is titled, "Rainbow Bright". It's made from donated crocheted squares through Bridge and Beyond, (thank you Cheryl S), for Project "Welcome Home". I crocheted 2 rows around each of the squares, joined them, crocheted another row around each strip, joined them and crocheted several more rows around the whole ghan before adding the decorative border.
Thank you all for the good wishes for my Dad. I'm happy to say, he's back home and doing well. My Aunt settled in nicely at the nursing home and things were going well for awhile. Sadly, that didn't last and she ended up back in the hospital (at least it was here in town this time). After a weeks stay in the hospital, I can say she's no longer in pain; she is now at peace and for that........we are very Thankful. Am hopeful life will slow down a bit, and get back to "normal".
Above photo shows close up of the border.
Finished knitting this October cloth on a recent road trip to St. Louis to visit with DD., and therefore was able to give it to her. This is cloth 7 in the Cotton Cloth Calendar Challenge. Next up, need to work on November's cloth. **Editing to add name of pattern, and link for the October Cloth. Easy Squidge by Sasha. Click HERE
The Green Green Grass of home. You may remember seeing this scarf in the works. It's a scarf I started while spending time at the hospital with my Dad. It was donated to Bridge and Beyond.
Would you send me a link for making those cloth dish clothes? I would appreciate it. alabamakatg@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteSorry for your aunt's passing. Hope all will calm down for you soon.
ReplyDeleteI really like your afghan! Especially the border. It's very unique.
ReplyDeleteKat the pattern is called Easy Squidge by Sasha, will see if can find the link and get back to you.
ReplyDeleteThank you Chris, appreciate it.
Thanks too Calophi for your visit
appreciate you all visiting.
love that blanket! so pretty.
ReplyDeletei just read your lovely comment you left me, that's the only thing i hate, is weaving in ends. i usually do it as i go but i left my needle at home & i was doing those at work the other day. :) will have to remember my needle next time. thanks so much for the sweet comment. i hope all is well on your end. :)
Thanks for the visit stephanni, much appreciate it. I see and feel your needle delima
ReplyDeleteHI SANDY,
ReplyDeleteSO SORRY TO HEAR ABOUT YOUR DAD AND AUNT...........PRAYERS ARE WITH THEM BOTH..........I LOVE YOUR RAINBOW BRIGHT IT IS JUST BEAUTIFUL, SO BRIGHT AND COLORFUL. TAKE CARE OF YOURSELF SANDY.......RIZZI
I'm so sorry to hear about your aunt. My thoughts are with you and your family.
ReplyDeleteAll your projects look great. I love the colors of the blanket. It reminds me of stained glass. Gorgeous.
Now that I see it with the border it looks to me like a keypad with different coloured light up buttons!
ReplyDeleteYou've got lots done with all the troubles you and your family have had on your plates. Hopefully things calm down and every one starts to feel healthier and happier!
Sorry to hear about your Aunt and your Dad's hospital stay. Hopefully things will slow down for you. I can relate to what you have been going through. With my Dad it's constantly one thing after another.
ReplyDeleteYour finished blanket reminds me of a rubik's cube. Very fun blanket :)
I love all the bright colors on your blanket!
ReplyDeleteYou've got a lot of great projects! I like the bright blanket, I think the border is really great. Your scarf and cloth look good too, you've been busy!
ReplyDeleteThank you Rizzi, Karen, Minding my own stitches, hakucho, erin, and Andria for the visits, nice comments and good thoughts about Dad and my Aunt. All are appreciated.
ReplyDeleteThat afgan is beutiful and i love the border, it ties everything together so well. I'm sorry to hear about your Dad and your Aunt, I hope everything is going well now.
ReplyDeleteI just love that afghan. Beautiful! Sympathies again on your aunt's passing. Glad your dad is doing better.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much GirlanachronismE and Sandie for your visit and kind words.
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