[Ansteorra-Textiles] New Year Works.

[Carolle M. Cox]

Busy lady!

I've just finished a Turkish-style coat for a friend, and have begun a
Japanese fisherman's coat for another.  That with knitting for all the new
babies around here has kept me going since my surgery.  I still have a dozen
projects stacked up to do, as usual.

Carolle Cox
Japanese Chin Rescue and Care Volunteer
Dallas North-west coordinator
 
The years that a woman subtracts from her age are not lost.  They are added
to the ages of other women.  -- Diane de Poitiers (1499 - 1566)
 
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Hi All:

I thought I'd check in and see what everyone is doing and has been 
doing.  We're all pretty quiet.

I went through and cleaned out a bunch of old fiber that was getting 
mothy.  I'm gearing up to spinning a bunch of backlog of batts that someone 
gave me for a Christmas present a couple of years ago.  It's amazing what 
people think you are capable of timewise.  I embroidered a cap for a friend 
for Christmas and I'm doing some quilting.

I'm also putting in a bed of herbs for making moth protection (moth sachets 
and such.)

Oh and I read some info on the cotton industry in Italy.

Somehow it didn't take up as much time as it sounds like it did.

What is everyone else doing?

Clare
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