This is an antique adaptation hooked by Lisa Halverson. It is called Geometric with Horse and measures 27 x 29. She did a wonderful job making it look like the original. Kudos Lisa.
Last Friday it was snowing and today is a heatwave. This morning at 8 a.m. decided to take a photo of the steamed windows of the back door. Temps were probably record high, not sure but on the news other towns in this area beat the record from previous years.
Not only are the animals confused but so are the plants. Believe it or not the crocus is blooming in January.
Yes the maker could have cut those into pieces and have a more labor intensive project but obviously function was needed more than fanciful.
It's a little premature maybe, but me thinks me has my next rug plan in the works. Thanks go to the 'mother lode' spoken about in the previous post. Hope you have a few days of rest, relaxation and hooking in your future.
Saundra
That is crazy weather. It's been like a damp bone chilling cold here and it snowed today. My arthritis doesn't like it and you're sweating at your place and cleaning the yard. Earlier, if felt like spring here. I was too busy to check the temperature but if felt like spring. The animals must be very confused.
ReplyDeleteThat's a nice geometric rug. I like the earthy colors.
Wow, I've never seen a quilt like this before. I wonder if the quilter had a pair
of scissors. I have to take a closer look at it.
Enjoy the free heat.
Hugs, Julia
I took a closer look and it looks like there is a sock sewed in there.
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Lisa did a Beautiful job hooking that pattern , her colors are beautiful !
ReplyDeleteThe weather is just crazy this winter ....all of our snow finally melted and I could take nice long walks on the bike path, but tomorrow it's back to rain and then snow ......this whole week has been so gloomy and dreary . I am done with winter !
Hope you can pull a few loops & look forward to your next project !!!
My guess is Bird and Berries is being considered for your next rug.
ReplyDeleteWe are much warmer than normal than for January...but I am talking the 40's...not low 70's! Those crocus are a breath of spring.
Lisa did a great job on her adaptation of this rug. Loved the colors she chose. Your weather has been crazier than ours this Winter. Hope Spring is better. Janice
ReplyDeleteWhat crazy Weather!,,,,
ReplyDeleteWe have a mild break now and rain,,,Weird,,,,
Love that mat,,,so muted ,,but rich,,,
A sepia toned rug- very clever. I’m back at my hit and miss hall runner. The forever project. Our weather may seem a bit less erratic but the lack of very deep freeze is concerning for our summer gardens.
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was very warm here too...not happy that the stinkbugs and ladybugs {imposters} reanimated and came back to life like little buzzing zombies! ~ I'm on the lookout now for signs of our daffy's srouting up...lots of rain so the ground is nice and soggy for them to push-through!
ReplyDeleteexcited to see your next rug...and OH! that QUILT!!!!!
Love Lisa's rug! Yikes on your weather! We've had a mostly mild winter (so far...and except for the week+ of -30's), but we're still snow covered (a little more coming in tomorow) and definitely no blooming plants. Wow. That quilt...is...something. I've truly never seen anything like it. ~Robin~
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