Babaghoria

I’m getting squiggly pants for my most favoritest event of the year… Art All Night season is coming upon us!!!! Tonight is the first alumni meeting of the year!!!

Well, after a super-long crafting hiatus and a desire to distill my resources in the Creativity Bowl (my crafting room), my maker drought is over. These last couple of weeks I’ve started pulling out crafts I haven’t touched in years. My goal is to make as much as I can with those resources, then donate what is left after the limiting factor has been used up.
My son and I have made glycerin soap (with plastic critters inside) for his classmates for Christmas. My bestie and I made some bath bombs (somewhat successfully)with lavender flowers and essential oils. I made nearly 50 striped or ombre candles in glass. I’ve dot mandala-ed my way through more than 2 dozen glasses. I’m working my way towards completing 5 kitchen utensil/beaded wind chime danglers.
On the horizon is “quilted” Christmas ornaments and my “River Junk” pendants (although those will be ongoing creations).

Dabbling in watercolors during the coronacation.

Here's one a little more festive...

This is by far the best scarf I have ever made!! I am so excited about it! It's 9' long (a bit longer than I anticipated because the weft is thin) but a beauty! It's got great drape, it fluffs nicely around your neck, warm and so pretty! The warp is 10% mohair and the nubbie weft is 81% wool (the plain stuff in the weft is the same as the warp).

Next scarf. I'm totally digging in this yarn! 81% wool, 19% nylon, made in Italy (for the weft). Warp has 10% mohair.

"Wildflower" yarn from Lions Brand.