Tuesday, May 01, 2007

A Pox Upon This House...

Ugh...since last Thursday night there has been much sniffling, aching, moaning, and whining in this house, and some of it was even the kids, lol. My oldest, poor Aine (onya), got a nasty sore throat and a bit of a flu, which morphed into a bad head cold which I had Sunday (while DH was away all day on a vintage car rally with his brother...can we say TIRED!). Aine is still not 100 percent now on Tuesday, but she is so much better than she has been... I just wish for longer than 1 hour increments for my sleep soon, before I go demented. Sleep deprivation is cruel.

But on the flip side, not leaving the house to go farther than the wheelie bin to dump our trash has led to lots of progress on various projects...

My Amelie Cardigan by Debbie Bliss (in her new book based on her Pure Cotton line) is done...just need to buy some buttons! This is a beautiful cardigan with some unusual construction...probably a bit challenging for my first big sweater in a long while, but well worth the work.
Aisling's I Spy a Double 4 patch quilt is done.

I have made good progress on the girls knitted fairy dolls, just wings and some sewn dresses and they are done!

Many many HSTs have been sewn and pressed (have to get my rotary cutter back from Kathleen, who I taught a 9 patch to last Monday, and has now nearly finished her first quilt!!)

I had some lovely photos of my garden, washing line, and the said vintage Model T Ford car of my brother in law...before the pox came upon me...was planning a lovely montage, but that is too much work right now...
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4 Comments:

Blogger Forgetmenot said...

Cathi, your double 4 patch is very pretty.

Is it 'pox' or is it really 'the lurgy' - now there's a word almost guaranteed to raise a smile!

7:23 PM  
Blogger Evelyn aka Starfishy said...

Amazing how much one can get done when grounded at home with sick kids. Get some sleep!!! You sure do have lots of different projects on the go and I always love to see the progress you make on each one along the way!

Cheers!

Evelyn

10:38 PM  
Blogger Patti said...

Good to see you posting again Cathi! I love the little knitted dolls - how very cute! And I LOVE the antique car. How much fun it would be to go riding in that all dressed up in period costume.

1:07 AM  
Blogger Hedgehog said...

I know I've been mia for ages, just stopping by to say hi - and to get caught up on all your projects! You've been busy!

7:54 AM  

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