Wow, all these things are amazing!!
I need to update my list too…
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They are fabulous! Love the book background with the gorgeous pop of the flower…what a thoughtful gift.
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Really pretty bookmarks!!
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Thank you! They were fun (and quick!) to make. I’m thinking of using that technique in some other projects.
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Another project dump!
- Batch of doll dresses. I finally started using some of my carefully horded Liberty stash.
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This batch is brought to you by the colors orange and green.
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A crochet oak leaf garland
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Project bag made with a FQ
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Your little doll dresses always brighten my day…and I needed it today…love the Liberty Prints!
Also, the bag is a lovely print…very nice colors and motifs…hummingbirds AND dragonflies…
Wow @Trillian, you make such fabulous stuff - the Liberty prints are amazing with your incredible sewing skills!
Those bookmarks are so lovely and thoughtful @tendstowardschaos, and I adore your camper pillow covers!
That dish cloth looks super sturdy @poetrylover828!
@Fonduie, those miniatures are extraordinary! The miniature cross stitch is so pretty!
There’s always so much to admire in this thread - I know we don’t always have time to comment on every project, but I hope you all know how much I like looking at everything - you are all such an inspiration 
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Your doll dresses are adorable, @Trillian.
I made this little guy for my grandniece, who is turning one this week.
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I finally finished a project this year! I made the cardigan for my 9 year old using the Harvest pattern by tincanknits that I found on Ravelry. I used a cotton bucle yarn that a friend gave me when she moved.
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That lamb is the sweetest @tendstowardschaos! such a lot of work!
Cute cardigan @coryjo, I’m sure your 9 year old loves it! A cardigan’s a big project, I think it should count as more than one
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I love the color-blocked sweater…such a nice combination of cheerful colors!
The bobbled lamb is adorable…and your stitching is impeccable!
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I guess it’s been awhile since I checked in here. WOW! Y’all are killin’ it. It’s boht inspiring and comforting to see the great things you all are making.
So Apparently, I reached my 50th completed project this year based on my count here with this project:
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Very cool!! And 50 already, wow!
holy moly, that is one adorable stuffie!
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What to do when it is still too early to garden (frost still coming each week)
I dug a trench that the mower can still go over, and filled it with small stones.
It is now outlining the formerly nonexistent walkway leading to my door.
I initially did this because I erected a privacy screen so I did not have to look at the business going on across the road as i drank my morning coffee on the front stoop. But I wondered if the sudden appearance of such a blockage would confound the ups guy or something, hence the obvious path.
I did one side of the path curving around the screen for a bit as an invitation of sorts to go around and find the front door.
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playing catch-up today, have not been listing stuff I have made!
Here is a photo of a sheep’s bone I found in the woods.
Lots of sheep fields surround this house and once in a blue moon, one succombs to a coyote. Hence, the bones.
I sanitized the bone and dried it for a couple of weeks.
Then the fun began.
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My friend who has tons of yard art says purple is her fave color and this will be her birthday gift.
It looked so much like a spread-winged creature which influenced the way I painted it.
After the paint dried, I put two coats of glue on which hopefullly will keep it safe from weather for years.
thanks for looking!
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That’s pretty neat. What a great paint job! That view is beautiful and makes for a really nice backdrop.
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