Tuesday, September 30, 2014
House Potholders by Linda H.
My daughter, Lindsay liked some house potholders that Linda H made on one of my blog posts quite awhile ago. I passed the message along, so Linda made a pair for Lindsay's birthday recently. They have different fabrics than the original pair.
Lindsay said they are too nice to use! I have a paper pieced chicken potholder that Linda made for me several years ago, it hangs on a hook on the side of the fridge, nobody is allowed to use it. :)
Friday, September 26, 2014
Rainbow Stars, by Linda H.
Linda H. recently made "Rainbow Stars" for her son and daughter in law. I really like the colour combination!
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