Clan
The Imposter Clan....Mousey-Dog, Mushroom-Dog, and Bunny-Penguin.
Silversmithed: jewelry and tatting shuttles............ Glass blowing: crochet hooks, dinosaurs, ice sickles, pens, earrings, and spoons.......... Tatting: jewelry, motifs, doilies, hankies, books, crosses, and much more.
Cameos
The last lady was a little larger than I wanted, so I tatted another one with two strands of sewing thread.
Lady
This has been on my bucket list since I had gotten this book ten years ago. The pattern is from Ritsuko Morihisa, found in "Best of Tatting Lace #2." The book is in Japanese, but the diagrams are easy to follow. The lady was tatted in size 80 thread.
Edging
I used Norma Benporath's, "Edging for Embroideries," to make a bookmark.
Imposter
Finally, finished the mushroom-dog imposter. I put him in a protective dome, to prevent the wool moths from demolishing him.
Cool
It's going to be a cooler day at the market. In the 60's in the morning and moving into the 70's by the time the market closes.
Our spot is second canopy, on the right, from the visitor center. From 8 am to 1 pm. Be sure to check us out. I made a few more spiders, have plenty of glow-in-the-dark jelly bean necklaces, handmade sterling silver bands (great to use for everyday, instead us ruining your wedding band) and macaroon pin cushion. Jan made beautiful cards and pictures, using glow-in-the-dark beads and thread. Everything is handmade, right here in Moyie Springs, Idaho.
Farmers Market
The farmers market, here in Bonners Ferry, Idaho. New this year are: tatting patterns, tatting kits, and anklets. Plus a few secret items. Come check us out....
We will not be here, if there is a strong wind.
Every Saturday, from 8 am to 1 pm, now until Oct 1