Where does it go? I think time must be like escalator steps: there's an unused pile of it in someone's basement, and I would like to...

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

Yes, a bit of lace from "Tatting With Visual Patterns" by Mary Konior. I made a mistake, so there's a picot missing. I was ...

My niece, Nicole, is eleven. This year she entered four things in the State Fair and brought home a ribbon for every one of them.  In Creati...

Covered Lotion Jar This covered lotion jar is my Creative Arts entry. I got a third place ribbon for it.  Pretty good, since there were ...

The County Fair was held at the end of August.  I didn't have very many things to enter because I was busy with other not so fun stuff...

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 ...

We took all our "Home Arts" and "Creative Arts" items to enter in the State Fair today.  (Sounds better than saying all ...

The only other things I entered this year were not tatted.  I entered these two crocheted doilies: Now I have to decide which to enter i...

Two colors of purple Lizbeth size 20 thread and Marie Smith's method of doing split chains resulted in this doily: The center is the s...

These earrings are my first try at Beanile lace tatting.  I used one of Nina Libin's free patterns.  They're made with Oren ...

All these things I entered in the County Fair have been blog-posted during the past year, so I'm sticking them all together here. The U...

Fair season is just plain fun.  I like entering my bits and pieces in the fair -- it's the one bit of exhibitionism I engage in (no need...

It's hart to believe it's the end of November already -- I've been AWOL for 3 months!  I don't even have a really stellar re...