Still doing Jon Yusoff 's snowflakes in bangles. These two are "Radiance" and "Spring Blossom" from her Tatted Snow...

This blog has been sorely neglected, so has my tatting. The doctor decided I needed exercise more than I needed to sit on my butt and tat...

The County Fair was different this year -- like it was only half there. Fewer entries, fewer vendors, fewer animals...you get the idea. ...

The State Fair is over and I'm starting on entries for next year.  So far what I have are really ambitious ideas! I demonstrated ...

This is the Flurry part -- Jane Eborall's Flurry Snowflake in bangles. It's really a great pattern (and even easier when all done i...

Ruth Perry's Snowflake 2008 is a beautiful Celtic pattern. It's made in one continuous round when done in one color. Of course, I ...

There! See how adaptable "Cornelia" is! It's just the most amazing pattern. I was playing around with the size 40 red threa...

This is a set of winter decorations. I'd use them on the Christmas tree, but they'd do just as well in the window or hanging from t...

See, ecru isn't nearly so interesting. Of course, this is a little busy looking, but seen "live" it's really very nice --...