Meanwhile, back at the Ranch

Here are some more images from the horse stables.  I have today off so I went back out to see if I could see any babies.  Not yet.  I did come across a goat who had escaped.  Luckily someone came by that captured him and put him back in his pen with all his buddies - who were making a rukus.

I took this photo a few weeks ago - isn't the sky amazing!

The escape artist - isn't he too cute!

I love the last photo.  This horse was so friendly.  He loved his nose being rubbed.  He was right next to the escape artist and was very interested in what I was doing.  So cute.

Peace,
Kay

WOYWW 151 -- Baby Blankets!

Happy Hump Day!   Yep, once again, time to link up with Julia at Stamping Ground where it all begins.  This is a best day of the week for blog hopping.

I went to two baby showers on Saturday.  One blanket down and one about a third of the way done.   Here's a photo of the mom-to-be  with her blanket.  It was a big hit.  Isn't she too cute!

In the evenings I've been knitting on the second baby blanket.  This one is kind of a plain jane -- knit every row with size 10 needles.  I got smart!!!  This one isn't taking nearly as long!!!   I'll be done before the baby comes.

My workdesk at the moment

The photo is kind of dark.

Thanks for stopping by.    I will try to visit everyone that visits me and then those that have the same ending number.   Please leave your number with your comment - that way I can find you! 


I hope the rest of your week is full of craftiness!


Peace,
Kay

Dancing With The Stars

I don't watch Dancing with the Stars but I know a lot of people that do.  

This one if for you!

dancing squirrel style!

Peace,

Kay

My First Art Journal Page

I've been concentrating on my word for 2012 - blossom

I finished my first art journal page

in a book I found at the used bookstore.

The book is "Return to Love" by Marianne Williamson.  

I love spreading the gesso around with my fingers.  

There's something so child-like and innocent about it. 

What do you think?

Peace,

Kay