Wednesday, October 17, 2012

Finishing Off

 This finally got finished off last week and I've been dragging it around with all my chattels. It holds a lot of chattels. *



My favourite bits were the flowers. There are some left over for the next project. I got carried away.



This would be some chattels at the side of the pool watching the Lala on her swimming bender. You can tell a lot about Annie Smith by Annie Smith's chattels.



This was finished off too pretty quickly I might add. The Best Little Mother in Law in the West-ern Suburbs dropped a huge pumpkin quiche over the other day and I am still eating it.



 Best of all, this is nearly finished off. Add another square for today's treatment and there are only four to go. Then what? I don't know but there will a lot less driving each day to the radiation station!



*The pattern for this bag, give or take a little tweaking, is from Attic 24. She has lots of great crochet ideas and patterns if you're so inclined.

12 comments:

  1. I hope that the patchwork blackboard quilt is the one finished first..... :)

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  2. Quilting? Love the bag. I do like chattels. I've found a lovely Irish girl at work who loves purchasing chattels as much as me. Kindred spririts.

    Glad to hear the radiation is almost at an end. Kick it, sister!

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  3. Love it all, not as much as you're loving the end in sight of that radiation I well imagine. Wouldn't mind a Pumpkin Quiche recipe, would save me feeding so many to the oinkers.

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  4. Love the bag Annie - you clever clogs! In addition to Blogtoberfest, with all your crafty action you could also link up to Creative Spaces. So glad to see just 1 last row on that chart too. Mel x

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  5. What a great bag! Glad you are nearly at the end of this bit! Hope you are getting all the support you need, Ada :)

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  6. Lovely, cheerful bag! As well as the count-down drawing on the blackboard. Good luck for the last days of radiation.

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  7. What a beautiful bag, it looks quite joyful, and I bet it was heaps of fun to make.
    The quiche looks very tasty, will you share the recipe, please, always trying to add another serve of vegies :)

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    1. That recipe is one of the Scottish mother-in-laws, Margaret. She is very vague about passing on recipes: "a bit of this and a dash of that..." I have never even been allowed to look inside her pantry.
      I'll try and get some kind of recipe from her on this one.

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  8. Your bag is as scrumptious as that quiche looks.
    Be careful you don't take a bite out of the wrong one.
    Roll on the next 4 days.
    Your petrol bill will drop.

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    1. Hello Anne! You look pretty bright yourself, you fit person, you!

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  10. Love your crochet efforts Annie, makes me happy just looking at that bag. Go girl for the home stretch. mel x

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