So I’m saving my pennies and hoping for a house sale soon
to purchase the travel Bolivar cutter with a number 6 and 8 head.
I’ve done little hooking over the last few weeks
but what I have done has been part of a group project.
Our Evening Matters rug hooking group calls this Gisele’s Rug
after our wonderful leader who
died unexpectedly a day before her retirement.
It’s actually an RHG design called
Chicago T33 and is approximately 26”
X 38.”
Gisele had done the colour planning and had the bulk of the wools.
We have been hooking on it in hopes of raffling it off-
with proceeds going to the New Brunswick Registry, a project dear to Gisele.
The registry is a historic recording of rugs hooked in the province
over the last 25 years.
Professional photos and data are taken of each rug and stored and shared
on a website. See http://www.mats-tapisnb.com/
Obviously the 25 year window changes each year so more and more are added.
And though our home has yet to sell, we are trusting that the timing will be just right.
The morning and evening temps already feel cooler.
My hollyhocks are passing peak and echinacea and
bee balm are making their appearances.
It is the garden with its squirrels and goldfinches, it’s chickadees and pigeons,
it’s robins and juicy worms which feeds my soul and gives me relief
from the world’s troubles.
May your week be wonder-filled.
3 comments:
Good for you girls to stay connected and finish the rug that Giselle started. Am sure she is with you in spirit and guiding you as you complete her heartfelt project.
What a lovely peaceful garden sign.... The fact someone who dies one day before retirement makes me want to quit tomorrow. Such a beautiful rug.
Cathy
That breaks my heart to hear about Gisele. How very sad.
Here's hoping for a quick house sale! Have you buried St Joseph in the yard? I did when I was selling my mom's house...but it didn't help...lol!
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