Previously reported from the Chantry School with Teacher Marjorie Duizer :) in our theme "Dreams" class. What fun we had. Now this rug with our son at college keeping hit feet warm in the mornings :) The most challenging was not making a straight nose! Mom and Dad (Sybil and Don Mercer) were my nightly consultants.
Size is just over 2ftx3ft. Big enough for size 10+ feet!
May you always have...
Air to breath;
Fire to warm you;
Water to drink;
Earth to live by...
And all the friendship and love that you ever need or want for :-)
Oh and lots of time for rug hooking or russian punch needle or sewing or whatever you cherish for your own soul time.
Sunday, 15 December 2013
Sunday, 20 October 2013
Chantry - 2013 - Some candid shots... more to come
What a lovely weekend for Chantry School of Rug Hooking 2013 ... we had 4 wonderful teachers... I have some pictures to post here now and have more coming in from a few others who took them as well.
I'll add some more details in a bit, here are the start of the pictures...
Enjoy
The start of my TIGER for Michael :) will be surrounded by foliage and murky water.
Lynne Redmond's Ladies :) JUST LOVELY!
Helen Weurth, who only missed 1 of the Chantry classes in 23 years (give or take) :)
And just what is that coming out of the water for Marilyn who is in the Hot Air Balloon! (Dreams class )
Iris Good job! Well done!
Iris - finished off her shades of Grey - Taught by Marjorie Duizer
Barb P working on her previous shades of Grey - Taught by Marjorie Duizer
Just beautiful Barb!
Linda Sullivan working on her window scene, will have some beautiful foliage in bottom left :)
Marjorie giving words of wisdom to new hooker Jean for her colours on the Giraffe scene :)
Shades of Grey by Marjorie Duizer
Shades of Grey by Marjorie Duizer
Braiding for edge :) Marjorie Duizer
Wednesday, 16 October 2013
RoseWood Pet Resort - Rug just for you... (K9 Montessori) 2013 for Sandy Nonnewitz new business owner
Rosewood Pet Resort just north on #48 above Aurora SideRoad :)
Finished with Edging to be done! I took strips of the Hudson Bay blanket and used to sew along the edges, perfect! the background is so soft too!
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