My life has changed so much since December 2018. I remarried January 7th, 2023 ... we sold the house, sold our vehicles - and bought a new 4x, a puppy, & a 5th Wheel to travel the mainland States and experience life in the slow lane. As always I record e.v.e.r.y.t.h.i.n.g. happening in my life: I will share lots of pics & vids of our USA travels: I hope you enjoy our Blog.
Sunday, October 15, 2017
Vancouver Shopping
Yesterday morning we went to visit our Jewish brethren and do some shopping in their shoppe in
Vancouver.
I wanted a New Year Calendar. And this is the
first time we’ve been able to get very far from home since we moved into this
house.
2017-18 Calendar
While there, I also got a new box of Hanukkah
candles because last years won’t last the full 8 days … aren’t they beautiful
candles?
Beautiful colorful Hanukkah Candles
Gorgeous colors! It’s going to be hard to watch them go up in flames …
Keep Those Fingers Movin’, Movin’, Movin’ …
My Bazaar Cache bins are filling up quickly
as my fingers continue their busy work ;-)
I worked up a few teen and adult beanies the
past 2 days; as well as a pair of slipper socks for Hubs – which I did last
night before turning in myself. The Slipper Socks work up very quickly, and I surprisingly
found myself in bed before midnight: usually I am up to the early light of dawn. These are the items I completed:
Crochet Pony Tail or Messy Bun Beanie $12 EA. The original design can be found at this link: My Pretty Ponytail
Hat by by (TLS) Beansieleigh
Crochet Teen Beanies – I like the effect of the Red Heart ‘Blacklight’ yarn, and I’m sure a teen girl will too $10; I worked up MOD SMILEY MONSTER white teen boy beanie just to add a little humor to the circuit this year $12 It took time, but it was fun to work out the details.
The inspiration for my crocheted white teen boy beanie: the Keiopo SMILEY MONSTER Youth Hat.
Note: In no way am I suggesting that anyone on these Blog Hops
purchase anything I post – I am simply posting what I
made, and what I have tagged, so that other crafters will feel confident asking
a reasonable price for their hard work also. I am comfortable with what income
I generate locally from my loyal customers and the newbie Bazaar visitors; I am
not greedy, nor do I feel the need to solicit online customers ;-)
For the teen beanies (minus the earflaps), I used my old stand-by public domain pattern found @ FREE Basic Earflap Pattern: https://web.archive.org/web/20160229125904/http://craft-chic.com/free-crochet-pattern-basic-ear-flap-hat/
For the teen beanies (minus the earflaps), I used my old stand-by public domain pattern found @ FREE Basic Earflap Pattern: https://web.archive.org/web/20160229125904/http://craft-chic.com/free-crochet-pattern-basic-ear-flap-hat/
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