Yay! I did get the ducks done on Tuesday.
In this picture, you can see the front side on the right side duck and the back side of the left side duck.
I had planned to mount the ducks in the railing back-to-back, but I really like seeing both sides. So I may stagger them in the railing, so you can see the front and back of each duck.
I also started working on loads and loads of leaves, for the upcoming Driftless Festival in Soldiers Grove, Wisconsin.
Some of you might remember that I knit and crochet. Now that the weather is cooling off, I felt the urge to knit up a hat. I used some of Whimzypinzy's handspun and dyed silk cotton blend yarn to get started on this beanie for my daughter. It has one purl stripe of a fuzzy caramel mohair.
I should get that finished up tonight or early tomorrow morning.
must stay in hyper mode for the next 3 weeks....
Simply stunning!
ReplyDeleteSandra Evertson
Glorious!
ReplyDeleteYour ducks are beautiful! Glad to know you're fibery too. See you next year at the Wi sheep and wool festival. It's a blast. And I know what you mean by hyperdrive. Can't believe how many projects that are still in my head and not on the loom; and the Driftless Fair is only a week away. See you there
ReplyDeleteYou are completely talented. Love those ducks
ReplyDeleteFabulous job Kirsten...I saw a flock of beautiful geese fly overhead today. They have such a long arduous journey ahead of them my heart always goes to them just a bit when I see them leave for the winter.
ReplyDeleteI know those are ducks you've created, just thought I'd share..:D
I just love those ducks!
ReplyDeleteDora Renee' Wilkerson