Now, I'm having issues over fabric choices for my Easter outfit as I picked up this DK beauty for $2.00 a yard. The color in these 2 pictures is very off. The fabric is a mint green with chocolate brown.
I also got this plaid fabric for $1.60 a yard
for this jacket that I previously talked about. I also got a picture of Mr. D wearing his new cable hat which I finished last week in time for his birthday.
On Sunday, we went skiing with friends at Spring Mountain. I've only been wearing berets of late and I needed a fitted hat to wear. What's a girl to do but crochet one up on the ride to the mountain. I used scraps leftover from recent projects.
The next knitting project that I've been working on are bootie slippers for a friend. These pink ones belong to his wife.
I think either her mother or grandmother made them and they are worn out on the bottom. Their anniversary is coming up and he wants to surprise her with a new pair. It's been great trying to recreate them as I don't have a pattern to work from. It's been a great learning experience. I'm working on the second one now and it's about halfway done. I hope she likes them.
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Love your Easter dress to be, and the jacket pattern - is it from Burda Magazine. Also love, love, love the nature scene.
Don't beat yourself up for not sticking to your fabric diet, you found some wonderful bargins that were just too good to past up. Love the crochet hat and slippers I'm sure she's going to love them, what a thoughful gift.
Girl any diet is hard to keep up. That includes fabric! lol.
I'm glad you showed that Burda jacket image. I forgot that I really wanted to make it. Can't wait to see yours.
Your last minute projects crack me up. And they always turn out great!
I'll always hate snow, but you made is sound almost palatable!
I was determined to go to JoMar after we talked about it at the PR Weekend Planning meeting. I went and I got some good buys!!!
Glad you enjoyed your outing and you did a great job on the crochet hat.
You know how I feel about fabric diets... they don't exist...lol
You've got lots of great things going on there! I love that Vogue dress pattern and your fabric choice - it's going to be gorgeous.
Such a beautiful view! I love these pics and your fabric is so adorable!
Great choice!!
P.S. I gave you an award on my blog :)
Great pattern and fabric choices! I love that jacket pattern...that was actually the very first Burda that I ever made!!
That is one of my favorite patterns from BWOF, great jacket. You almost have to break your fabric diet with prices like that!
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