I'm still working on the bell for the second jellyfish. It's truly difficult to count on the gauze because of the two layers of net it's sandwiched between. On the other hand, I did get quite a bit done this last time.
It makes sense, in a way, that I finished this in autumn. Yes, it's fall here. I completed Chilly Wind from Periwinkle Promises on Sunday. There was so little left to do I couldn't let it sit. Now I need to dig out a new purse project and pat myself on the back for having another one of my Crazy January Challenge pieces finished!
Earlier in the spring, I participated in a foreign service swap. Seija, who is about to move to Warsaw with her husband and four children, sent me this book! It's one she found inspirational. She received a temari I made for her in March. And yes, I did get this a while back. My maid cleared off the table and hid it in the bookshelf.
I am finally on the last rectangle of the bag! It's started, and I only have to finish it to get the whole thing done.
I've gotten most of the body of the heart done and am now working on getting the bottom third done. Progress, progress!
The same technical problem that didn't let me show the beginning block for the last one won't for this one. My new computer has a hardware problem and is sitting at the manufacturer's. I don't know when I'll get it back. In the meantime, this is the last of the series of round robin blocks I had. It's Ritva's winter block and is on its way to her.
Ana made this beautiful bag for me. It's the perfect size for putting a temari project in, and it's so cute! The bag's lined with the floral print fabric you can see on the front. Thanks, Ana!
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