Heirloom Babes Layettes

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: Aran Blue Boy Jacket

: Aran Blue Boy detail

: Aran Blue Boy Bruge hem

: Appalachian Spring Jacket

: Bavarian Princess Filet Coat

: Bavarian Princess detail

: Bavarian Princess Filet Cap

: Blue Boy Broomstick Jacket

: Celebration Party Jacket

: Celebration Hairpin-Broomstick detail

: Bluebonnet Jacket

: Garden Party Thread Lace Jacket

: Garden Party detail

: English Classic Aran Jacket

: English Classic detail

: Irish Waves Jacket

: Irish Waves with Limpet border

: Irish Waves Limpet hem

: Little Prince set

: Norwegian Spring Jacket

: Norwegian Spring detail

: Ocean Shells details

: Ocean Shells Thread Lace detail

: Parisian Sidewalk Jacket

: Parisian Sidewalk detail

: Pink Beauty Irish Jacket

: Pink Beauty detail

: Russian Prince Jacket

: Russian Prince detail

: Rosy Princess Aran Jacket

: Rosy Princess detail

: Shamrock Blessings Jacket

: Shamrock Blessings detail

: Shells and Stars Jacket

: Shells and Stars hem

: Spring blossoms Jacket

: Spring Blossoms detail

: Snow Princess Aran Jacket

: Snow Baby Chenille Jacket

: Summer Party Jacket

: Summer Party Limpet trim

: Summer Party star stitch detail

: Swiss Alps Jacket

: Sunday Morning Thread Lace Jacket

: Sunday Afternoon Outing Jacket

: Wednesday’s Child Jacket

: Wednesday’s Child detail

: The Magic Hankie Bonet

: Ocean Shells Thread Lace detail

: Celtic Jacket

June Musings

May brought us some unpredictable weather with dangerous flooding during the last several days. It reminded me of Mark Twain: “Everybody talks about the weather but nobody does anything about it.” Many of us would have stopped the rain if we could before so much property damage and loss of life. Let’s hope for a quieter June!
May also brought two fun events: Our annual Fiber Day at the Folk Art Center is always a joyful occasion, not only for the gathered fiber artists, but also for our four-legged friends who supply wool and other fiber. I was thrilled to see my little lamb, Petunia, (who I met last year when she was just a couple of weeks old) as a grown young lamb lady, so beautiful in her brown coat.