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Monday, January 24, 2011

Silverware Sleeves for your Lunch Box




~Another Dana Original!

Silverware Sleeves

My Helpers


If you have ever received a gift from me or sat close to me while I was working on a crochet project, then you have seen the added dog hairs in my work. They are everywhere. No matter how hard I try to keep my projects free from hair, they still have it. So, in all due justice, I thought I would post this picture. Mr Buddy is using my yarn as a pillow. The puppy has even taken a few skeins for a whirl around the living room a time or two. My little Fur Helpers. I love them.

Monday, January 17, 2011

KU Rellik

This is a DANA ORIGINAL. I did not have a pattern for this hat, thus I totally winged it once again. As you will come to know, I don't create patterns and I don't typically use other's patterns. I just create. This hat is made with Red Heart Yarn. I normally do not prefer Red Heart, but they had the KU colors and it does not tend to loose the shape and is colorfast after several washings. It also tends to keep the Peanut (head) rather warm on the cold Kansas days.

Rellik is my little dog that I just LOVE & ADORE! He is the model for my KU Ear Muff Hat.

BLT Scarf

Introducing.....
MY B.L.T. Scarf!
This is a Dana Original. I did not have a pattern for this, I just saw it in my mind and away the crochet hook went. I have at least 24-hours in this scarf. Most of the project is made from Red Heart yarn, Vanna's Choice and some misc. balls of yarn I bought at Fabric Recycles (a new, Great store that opened in Overland Park).

I don't write patterns because I don't read them all to well. My lingo is totally different...just ask my friend Tamara. I guess my crochet is kinda like everything else. The "thingy, goes with the thing-a-ma-jig, and so forth. Tee hee hee.


Tuesday, January 4, 2011

My 50 for 2011


My 50 in 2011...
1. Loose 40 lbs & Get hubby to loose 40lbs with me
2. Go to the gym at least 3 times a week.
3. Have quiet time daily as much as possible.
4. Knit one project a month to keep up knitting
5. Get dad to work out.
6. Get the Jeep project rolling.
7. Keep up the 'blog' more often
8. stamp/scrapbook more often.
9. Plan and plant an awesome garden and keep it up
10. Get the rain barrels done and up
11. Get Chelsie and my eyes checked and new glasses.
12. Have fun dates with my friends more often
13. Bake more often.
14. Paint the shed
15. Use my recycle bags more often then I do.
16. Have a date with hubby at least once a month.
17. Start using coupons when I shop.
18. Write personal emails, messages, letters to friends to stay in touch better.
19. Keep positive, see the positive in everything (it's there).
20. Buy less.
21. Go to Vegas.
22. Purge more often & Collect less
23. Start up a Bunko group
24. Clean out the garage (with hubby of course).
25. Take a pottery class
26. Go on a hiking trip
27. Drink more water.
28. Let It GO!
29. Keep on crocheting.
30. Eat healthier.
31. Get pictures published.
32. Learn tatting
33. Spend more time at the lake
34. Get outside more (in the warmer weather).
35. LOVE others more.
36. Forgive more...both others and myself.
37. Be more consistent with my health care
38. Be more consistent.
39. Join the Garden Club
40. Compost more
41. Get my email folders all cleaned out.
42. Speak up and not hold it in.
43. Learn to not let others moods affect me and mine.
44. Stop for the small things in life.
45. Get the house organized.
46. Go outside and paint/draw when the weather is nice
47. Keep my car clean and cleaned out
48. Try to go paperless.
49. Play more board games with family
50. Focus on family and keeping drama out of our house.