
another piece of Rocky Mountain Beach Glass made up into a necklace
This piece began as a purple plate
breaking, tumbling and bead work later, it is ready for wearing
What I think is especially cool about this is the was the pattern in the plate is actually still visable in the glass, though not as deep and the color is muted
Nice


And I'm working on the third one
meantime, drawings for an UCP (unidentified Christmas project) are in the works -- it's nice to have one quilt to be quilting on and one to be piecing/appliquing on at the same time

I found the pattern on a free pattern web site, and now I need to figure out how much yarn it takes and see if I have enough on hand or if I need to go shopping
It's kind of fun to do these 3 dimensional knittting projects along with the knitting of clothing and afgan squares --- keeps things interesting!
Today I will be spending some time working on a HUGE power point presentation that I'm actually getting paid for --- nice to know it's worth putting the time in on it.
into the fray
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