Kate is visiting the Library today. I don't think she is exactly thrilled to be wearing rabbit ears, however. What is it that makes people put funny hats on their dogs? I can't seem to resist doing it. Give me a silly hat and I have to put it on Kate. It isn't as if she isn't all ready cute enough.
Her next visit to Purrfect Paws Grooming Boutique is on Tuesday, so, today, I'm enjoying her scruffy look.
The bunny ears looked pretty swell on my sheep,too! This rocker is available once a year at this time from Pier One Imports. I've had mine for quite awhile and love it. 
This afternoon I'm taking my needlepoint rabbit canvas to Wool & Willow to be finished on an antique footstool. I started the piece 2 years ago and completed it last month. It is a 10 pt painted design kit from Beth Russell and is based on a William Morris tapestry. It is 14X14 and uses Appleton's 100% wool yarns. I haven't done any needlepoint since the early '70s when it was very popular. I was pleased to see how popular it is now and there are some fantastic shops that deal exclusively with needlepoint. I will say that it is much more expensive than knitting or spinning even taking the wheel price into the mix. I love that Kaffe Fassett is into both and his books on the subjects are true works of art.
I understand about the silly hats, however... I put them on Scott.
ReplyDeleteHenry would look cute on the lamb rocker. He looks cute on anything.
The rabbit needlepoint is fabulous. How is the sheep one going?
Miss you,
Bonnie
I'll save the bunny ears for you and Scott! You are too funny. The sheep canvas is not going too well yet, but, I've not given up on it. Miss you too. love, jb
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