Fabric score from the Goodwill!

Working on some paper garlands with the mountain of security envelope patterns I've collected. I'll post some pictures next week.

Saturday at the Ballard Locks with Jon. Sometimes I can't believe all these awesome things are a two minute walk from our front door.

Moment of Zen

photo by me, pea by the farmers at the Ballard Farmer's Market.

From our walk on Queen Anne.

Maybe it's the travel bug but I'm smitten with these passport covers by KnottedNest.

The sun came out today!! (finally)

For all non-Seattle readers, we've been living in a dungeon of clouds for months!

Vintage Sunglasses at Babylon Sisters

Simple shapes...

top, A Cetacean Study by Enormous Champion
middle, Tea Party Stamp Set by Yellow Owl Workshop
bottom, Tea Towel by ferm living

Father's Day on Sunday. Thankful for my dad, he's the best!

Card by RIFLE, wow does she do some awesome stuff.

Moment of zen.

Clementine Trio by Jamie Shelman

Work is eating me alive (and likely will be until mid-August). I won't be posting as frequently but won't stop altogether.

Thanks for checking in! Wish me luck.

These pics from our Walla Walla trip...blessed empty spaces.

Oh I'm so inspired by crochet projects. I don't know how to crochet (quick Annika, teach me!) but it doesn't seem to hard and there's just so much lovely colored yarn out there. Okay who wants to leave work and curl up with a book under a blanket?

Top, Crochet Granny Cushion Cover by Emma Lamb
Bottom, crochet blanket by the talented lady with cute overalls at dottie angel

And another fantastic blanket.

I just discovered Kate Miss's blog For Me, For You. I once checked out a blogging how-to from the library called No One Cares What You Ate For Lunch Today. The funny thing is, Kate Miss kinda makes you care what she ate for lunch. Her lush pictures don't hurt.

She makes some snazzy necklaces too, but they don't seem to last long in her shop. She is having a sale tonight at 9pm EST.

All pics are by Kate Miss.

On the way to Walla Walla last weekend. Me, Brad and our bikes.