New Website

I really hate to take the time to work up a new website, but I'm doing just that for Silver Moon Studio. It's a prefab hosting site, so it was quick and fairly painless. I have been needing to coordinate a site with business cards for my project bags. With the upcoming sock summit, I just had to get on the ball. Wish that I could make it mesh with my blog... maybe one day when I have lots of time.

Busy

I've been ignoring my blogging duties! It's really hard for me to spend time in front of a screen in the summer -- there are just so many other things to do!  However, my "to-do list" has grown with trying to add a new shop to carry my project bags.  Simply Sock Yarn will have my project bags at the Sock Summit in Portland, OR! Woo-hoo! (for non-knitters: the Sock Summit is a convention for people who knit socks- think ComiCon- but with MUCH cooler people).   I'd love to go myself, but it's just not a good time. Allison has been great trying to  work out fabric combinations.  I hope they sell well for her! Hopefully after Sock Summit, she can carry the bags in her on line shop, Simply Sock Yarn. 

Dog Day of Summer

Hanna takes a dip!

Pup-Sitting

I am one lucky girl in many respects, but this week is especially a good one: I am pup-sitting Hanna! Most of you Fredericksburg followers know Hanna from the Villa Texas days. Anyone living within a mile radius of Hanna's neighborhood knows the girl.

Time for a mid-afternoon nap!Let's go to Stacey's house!

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What would you haul around?
Chickens?
Farmer's Market Goodies?
Shoes?

Ah, the possibilities are endless.......

Fabric Friday

So, today I have a bulging doormat.... The UPS guy "hides" all of my deliveries underneath my doormat. Funny. Stickers just don't get any more exciting than this... I have several orders for project bags, and needed inspiration. (it's going to be really hard letting go of the sheep.....)

Gillespie County Groceries

This is the second year for the Fredericksburg Farmer's Market. I hope that local growers see that they can sell their produce effectively at a local level. Once I got home, I went back for a second round for the peaches!

Another bit

I've been working on some more bits of lace for the June 13th class.

Lace and Lavender

I will be teaching a sachet & washcloth lace knitting class at Stonehill on June 13.

This is an awful example -- it's riddled with mistakes.

Garden

Tomatoes are growing...