If last week was extraordinarily single-minded on my part, this week made up for it in spades, between travel, multiple types of craftiness, visiting family… I am certainly feeling more balanced than before.
I hope my fellow American friends had lovely Thanksgivings and are enjoying a nice, relaxing weekend as we speak!
So, what is This Week in Pictures?
It’s a roundup of the photos I shot with my DSLR for Project 365 (one image each day for all of 2015), plus some phone snapshots I posted on Instagram during the previous week.
Ready? Cast your mind back to this time last week…
Saturday
365: 2015 325/365 – We’re in Cherry Hill, NJ while Neil attends Philcon. I always visit the Collingswood Farmers’ Market on these trips, which, at this time of year, is really more of a craft show than a farmers’ market. That suits me just fine, though. [in Collingswood, NJ]
Sunday
365: 2015 326/365 – The view from our hotel is not as picturesque as it was last year. On the other side of the hotel is a lake with sailboats on it. [in Cherry Hill, NJ]
Monday
365: 2015 327/365 – I decided to start making earrings again. These are the first. There are more to come, and I’ll custom-make them, too, if you like: www.lisaclarke.net/handmades/a-tile-of-many-colors/
Tuesday
365: 2015 328/365 – I used to hate shipping when I had my book store. This, I don’t mind as much. For one thing, the volume is much less, and for another, it’s just fun to send off something I made and hope that the recipient loves it 🙂
Wednesday
365: 2015 329/365 – The granny square blanket that used to be a sweater is finished. I worked on this for my mom, but I really like the way it looks in my big chair. She may have to fight me for it 😀
Thursday
365: 2015 330/365 – My niece’s first Thanksgiving. What a face! [at my in-laws’ house]
Friday
365: 2015 331/365 – In the end I did not make my mother fight me for her sweater-turned-blanket 🙂 [at my parents’ house]
Thanks for taking a peek at this week’s photos! If you want to see this stuff as it happens, please feel free to follow me on Flickr and/or Instagram.
I may already have plans to blog about some of these things in greater detail over the coming week, but be sure to leave a comment if there’s something in particular you want to know about!
SAME TIME PREVIOUS YEARS (2010,2014)
The Granny Square Blanket looks stunning! The black makes the colors pop out so well! 🙂
Take care
Anne
Crochet Between Worlds
Thank you! Although I can’t take much of the credit for that – the blanket started life as a sweater my great-grandmother made for my mother 50+ years ago. I just re-worked the panels into a blanket and crocheted a border 🙂
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