While I was getting set up to spin, someone tried to take over for me... I think he/she may have been attracted to the smell of the oil.
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This blog shows my ongoing enjoyment of fibre arts (spinning, weaving, crochet, learning to knit, felting, etc) and may also contain some other of my crafts/skills in other areas.
About Me
- Alice (in BC Canada)
- I am 'critter crazy' and currently share my home with 1 cat, 1 rabbit, 4 chinchillas, 1 Indian Ringneck Parrot, 2 Pacific Parrotlets, 5 Cockatiels. (No, sorry, no partridge and no pear tree).
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- And to the left. On the wheel is Merino/Tencil bl...
- View from my wheel. Nice to sit here and spin.
- Here's everything set up and ready to go.
- While I was getting set up to spin, someone tried ...
- Wonderful Wednesday - April 26, 2006
- Another hooked project is this toaster cover by Sh...
- How's this for a hooked rug? Done by Elaine of th...
- This blanket is spun/woven from the hair of this g...
- Two beatiful blankets woven be Marcia
- Givonna spinning cotton on a charka she brought ba...
- Mona with some beautiful yarn. I wish I could rem...
- Diane, from the Oliver Spinners and Weavers, is sh...
- Rosalie sharing two pieces she wove then over dyed...
- Lynnette wove the fabric and covered this stool
- Barb shows her "painted warp" piece, some of it ov...
- These gals from Shuswap Spinners and Weavers Guild...
- More ladies at work, and more venders in the backg...
- Visiting hard and working hard, stuff for sale in ...
- Annual Spin-in
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2 comments:
Alice, We have the same visitors to our hummingbird feeders and set up a wasp & hornet trap nearby. Any bottle of soda or lemonade will do. For the most part they are harmless as long as you don't disturb their home. Nice closeup. Betty
Hi Betty, thanks for visiting and posting a comment. I actually was given a wasp trap recently, it's an attractive looking jar with an opening for them to go into and they can't get back out. I have to get that cork out of the top to empty the old liquid and put in some new, sweet treat, then hang it up somewhere... but where... sigh. At this point there aren't a lot of wasps around, but there could be soon enough. Some years there's a lot and some hardly any.
Last week we were having 15 degrees Celcius and there about for our highs... today it was 33 at my home, so the heat could bring out the wasps (hope not, haha)
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