Nana's Woolen Cottage Blog and Hook-in by Cheryl McKinzey
Welcome to my Blog, enjoy your stay! Please join me in my virtual Hook-In starting soon. Everyone is welcome as long as they have a new project to start and want the encouragement to complete it. The Hook-In will be here at my Blog. My chat room will be available 2 weeks before the start of the Hook-in if you need any help. The hook-in starts May 3 the first Saturday in May at 2:00 pm central time! 
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Saturday, May 10th 2008
12:30 PM
Here is the link to watch the few ladies hooking in the Hook-In Rugs
http://pub44.bravenet.com/photocenter/album.php?usernum=3763160509
2 comment(s).
Posted by MizT:
Hi Cheryl!
I have had a busy week and just realized that I didn't post a photo of what I had done on Old Glory this week. I didn't get a lot of hooking time, but I did get a lot of set up and planning done. I spent time going through my wools and choosing colors. The white was a challenge, because I wanted a light background, but the white of the flag has to show up. I dyed a beige that I think will work for the background. I am fussy about my reds, and you will see them next week hooked into the flag. The eagle will be assorted scrap wools from jackets and slacks in brown tweeds, with a white tail and head. I have a white angora scarf (yard sale!) that I will use for some texture. I'm sorry I missed your chat...I was at an Eagle Scout ceremony all afternoon.
Lauri
I have had a busy week and just realized that I didn't post a photo of what I had done on Old Glory this week. I didn't get a lot of hooking time, but I did get a lot of set up and planning done. I spent time going through my wools and choosing colors. The white was a challenge, because I wanted a light background, but the white of the flag has to show up. I dyed a beige that I think will work for the background. I am fussy about my reds, and you will see them next week hooked into the flag. The eagle will be assorted scrap wools from jackets and slacks in brown tweeds, with a white tail and head. I have a white angora scarf (yard sale!) that I will use for some texture. I'm sorry I missed your chat...I was at an Eagle Scout ceremony all afternoon.
Lauri
Sunday, May 11th 2008 @ 4:10 PM
Posted by Cheryl McKinzey:
Mizt,did you dye the whole thing blue or is that just the flash?:-?
Monday, May 12th 2008 @ 9:52 AM
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