Here are some pics of my baby, Sorca, right when he came home. I left all the disgusting pics out. He's pretty much healed now, but his back still looks funny where the scar is. She didn't sew him up great, and I wasn't real happy about it.
I hope to finally get my Baby Wolf loom soon. I have had major problems with the shipment. The freight company was terrible and my first one ended up with a crack in the frame. The replacement is on its way, so maybe next week I will have my first loom! By then I will be mixing in some weaving pics with everything else, so I will have to just work harder to keep up with everything. I did work on my Hummingbird, but didn't take pics, so when I do I will post something.
Hope everyone is having a terrific week. Happy stitching, or weaving!!
6 comments:
Glad Sorca is on the mend. *hugs*
Ooooh, yummy HDF. Can't wait to see more of the WIP.
Good luck with the loom!!
Mmm... Nothing I love more than seeing a packet full of yummy HDF silks.
Looking forward to seeing your WiP progress.
Glad to hear Sorca is healed.
Hugs,
Veronica.
SO SAD TO HEAR ABOUT YOUR BABY/DOG, I CAN RELATE BECAUSE i TOO HAVE ONE, AND HE MEANS THE WORLD TO ME!
Awww, poor Sorca! We had puppy stitches just last fall, purely by accident - no fun :(
Great bag of HDF and a new project! Yay!! I look forward to your next update of Hummingbird - I just received my purple fabric for mine, and have the last few threads to get - not that I'm starting anytime soon (or so I keep telling myself)....
Aaa, why do I not know this acronym! What does HDF stand for? And why do they come in little spools! How cool is that! I... thought they were buttons at first, whoops.
I look forward to seeing your weaving. It's such an impressive skill but I'd be terrified of doing it myself!
Hugs for your baby. :( I'm glad he's recuperating well~
As a side note, I nominated you for a Liebster award. Your patience with those mandalas overwhelms me! :D
Hi
Just found your blog.
Your bag of HDF's look gorgeous.
Poor Sorca, glad he's feeling better.
Good luck with your loom.
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