My friend Katrina has been in a whirlwind of knitting and crocheting the past week! I sent her some buttons in a care package to play with and she promptly went to work stitching up a storm to put them to use. I love the cowls and wraps she's been whipping up!
Not only wearables but also a cute little cell phone cozy!
We're working out our plan for our accessory wardrobes for Tucson, Katrina is going to be my lovely booth assistant so I don't have to man the table alone...I suspect it will make for a much more enjoyable show! Hopefully it's cool enough there to justify wearing a lovely cowl adorned with some of my buttons!
And just because, here's a picture of the pupper enjoying one of her favorite things...pumpkin guts!
Happy Halloween!
I never learned to sew, knit or crochet, but sometimes wish I had. Your friend makes cute stuff.
ReplyDeleteI didn't know dogs liked pumpkin guts....
The cowl looks really cosy and your button looks fabulous on it. Perhaps if it is too warm for a cowl at Tuscon you could take the buttons off a cardigan you already have and sew some of your own on :)
ReplyDeleteGreat idea Judith! I might have to do that regardless of whether I can wear a cowl or not! Hmmm, might need to go shopping for a good cardigan though :)
DeleteThat dog is crazy!!!!!!!!!!! LOVE your buttons!
ReplyDeleteThat cowl is FABULOUS - especialy with the additio of the bright button! Good tip from Judith above!
ReplyDeleteTucson can have cold even freezing (one year) and hot (too hot) for a Northwesterner.. so bring layers and be prepared for anything in February.
ReplyDeleteLove the cowl and button. Joan T Look forward to meeting you.. how about dinner with Diane Hawkney? Joan T Off Center Productions
Thanks Joan, yes there are several wardrobe scenarios that we're working :) Hopefully my Canadianess combined with my So Cal transplantation will leave me prepared for either!
DeleteKatrina just finished a knockout raspberry throw too! Wish it was something I was able to do.
Absolutely include Diane in our dinner fun! I can't believe I'll finally get to meet some other BOCers!