Wednesday, August 3, 2011

New Wool


My wool order is here, Yippy!  Aay the joy of new wool!

The other side of the table is just as full and I have this really nice photo showing all the beautiful wool, but, the system won't let me post it.  No photo for you to see, sorry.


A couple weekends ago I bought some great tables at a local yard sale.  I painted the legs black to match the rest of the furniture.  As you can see they are already buried underneath a ton of wool.  I am pleased with how it all looks.  The new wool is so fabulous. 

Can you find Otis, my beagle?  His back legs are showing.  They enjoy hanging out with me in the wool room.  

Don't forget this Saturday the Hands and Hearts Antietam Fiber Artist Hooking Guild will be meeting at the Boonsboro Free Library in Boonsboro, MD 11:00 to 2:00.  Hope to see you there. 

I almost forgot.  Our guild is hosting a three day workshop with Kris Miller in November.  We have a couple spots left if you would like to sign up or if you want more information, just email me.  The deposit to hold your spot is $50.00.  It looks like it will be a great time. 

21 comments:

  1. I just found your blog while blog surfing! That is an astonishing assortment of wool...I'm drooling all over my laptop!! I love your header...beautiful. I'll be sending people your way. Welcome to blogland!
    Courtney

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  2. Hi It is very nice to meet you and I love all of your wool. I came over from dear Courtney's, blog.
    I am a very, brand new wool hooker and I love it so much. So I look forward to seeing more of your rugs.
    Welcome,
    Kim,
    My Field of Dreams

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  3. Hi......I also found you through Courtney's blog.
    and I can tell I am going to enjoy visiting with you. I am new to rug hooking and have just posted my first finished rug on my blog.
    come over and visit me sometime. Love your wool room.
    Linda

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  4. Hi Caroline - I finally found your blog from Courntey's blog (No thanks to Sherri - LOL) Anyway - oh my that wool room is gorgeous - looks like an invitring place to hang out - and no I didn't see the pups legs? Will have to keep looking! Nice seeing you again the other week! take care

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  5. Hi I'm visiting from Courtney's blog too. I'm your newest follower, I love anything to do with fabric! Would love for you to stop by my blog anytime.

    Hugs,
    Mary
    http://Redo101.blogspot.com

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  6. What a gorgeous wool room! Your stash trumps my stash for sure! :-) I found your blog through Courtney too! Sure am glad she suggested a visit here!

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  7. welcome to blogland - it was fun reading thru your new blog - interesting that you are so close to the battlefield - have you seen any ghosts? Visit my blog when you get a chance.
    http://wooley-thoughts.blogspot.com/ - Melody

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  8. So glad Courtney told us about your blog - I enjoyed reading all of your old entries too - you've made some beautiful rugs, and your home and studio are awesome! I look forward to getting to know you!

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  9. I'm glad Courtney was surfing and found you. Love the stacks of wool. A hookers dream stash. I'll be following!

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  10. Hi!!

    I'm your newest follower (at least at this point in time) and also found you through dear Courtney...Wow...I'm loving what I see!! Guess I'm going to have to surrender my title of "wool pig" tho - I can't even begin to hold a candle to you!! Awesome hoard!!! And what a fun place to design, hook, and dream!! (And, yup, I see Otis's back legs peeking out there behind the round table...cute!!) Welcome to blogland!! Happy Wednesday!! Smiles & Hugs ~ Robin

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  11. Hi Caroline!
    Courtney led me here! Bless her heart!! Wow! Your home and shop are fabulous! Welcome to blog land! Your blog is wonderful! I had to search to find your name then Joanne mentioned it in her comment! I hope I connected the dots right! LOL! Love little Otis' legs peeking out behind the wool! Almost couldn't find him!
    Wished I lived closer I'd be there fondling that wool! LOL!
    Best of luck with the blog! Looking forward to seeing your rugs!
    Hugs!
    Cathy G
    p.s. Put you on my Bog roll too!

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  12. Caroline ~
    I'm here from Courtney's blog, too and I'm glad she sent me your way!
    What gorgeous wools. It's probably a good thing I don't live close by (at least for me!).
    Stop on by my blog if you get the chance.
    Pug hugs :)
    Lauren
    www.rugsandpugs.blogspot.com

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  13. Well that courtney really spread the word didn't she! Love your stash and your space and all organized. Love love love your rugs.
    visit me at www.acornhollow.blogspot.com
    Cathy

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  14. Hello!! I too found you through Courtney and have linked your blog to mine as well as have become a follower. Love your wools and looking forward to seeing what rugs you will be working on in the future!
    Karen
    http://through-the-barn-door.blogspot.com

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  15. Hello....I love your Eagle Nest Rug....beautiful. Will keep my eyes out for more posts from you. Did you design your pattern? Linda

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  16. Well go figure. I wrote down your blog address, even commented on a past post. "Thought" I added you to my side bar. Even remember doing it, but I guess I didn't hit save lol. Not good with computers. Did it again and made sure to hit save.
    Great wools! I'd say you have a "little" lol. WOW, I feel good. I thought I had a lot. All of a sudden I don't feel so overwhelmed :). Your little studio looks wonderful. Love how it's all displayed. And I think I saw your beagles little back legs in one of the shots!
    Hope your class gets filled!

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  17. What yummy wool and a log home, that just sounds perfect and I love the wide cut for rug hooking. So great to meet another kindred spirit.

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  18. Now that is one awesome room of wool! Beautiful colors and I'm sure you will have some really nice rugs made from them.

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  19. Hi and Welcome to Blogland!
    Your room with all that wool is to dye for ... Yes, there was a pun intended ... LoL
    I only have one question ... How did you manage to HOOK yourself a rug hooker for a hubby??? You lucky, lucky girl!
    Hope you have lots of fun with your blog.
    Teri

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  20. Beautiful pictures of furniture, wool and puppy-dog legs. Also love your hooked piece that is used for the top of your blog. Now I need to figure out how to include a picture of something on my blog.

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  21. Hello: I love your studio and all that wool...I'm new to rug hooking and love your work. Looking forward to meeting you and taking a look around your blog.
    Stop by sometime!
    patti

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