Kathy Wadlington was working on this very big rug.
Sunday, January 25, 2009
A Few More Rugs And Hookers from the Retreat..
The Eureka Springs Rug hooking Retreat is now over and everyone has gone home.It is always so sad it see a big empty room with just little snippets all over the floor.We had a great time and lots of hooking we done.I wanted to show you a few more of the rugs and the ladies from the retreat. Hooked by Anita Langhover
Tuesday, January 20, 2009
A Few Rugs Being Worked on Late into the night on day 4...
This first three pictures are of some of the rugs being worked on at the retreat this year.I am very tired tonight so this will be a short post.
Renee Rethman's rug
Ginnie Beaman's rug
Jan Adams"s rug
Here we have Beverly Gilson working hard.
I think Maryan Bagg is asleep here and just forgot to tell her eyes.
Even Karen Durbin is starting to slow down some tonight.
Sue Romines is not looking her best here....hehe ...maybe a little sleep tonight will help. I think we are getting so tired we are getting silly.Here is Paula Cole having fun.
Sue Romines is not looking her best here....hehe ...maybe a little sleep tonight will help. I think we are getting so tired we are getting silly.Here is Paula Cole having fun.
Live Deeply and sleep good,
Vicki
Monday, January 19, 2009
Day Three is Over...
I thought I would show you some of the hookers here this week and some of the rugs being worked on.We are having a great tine. I am not sure I laugh this much all year.Tuesday is our open for the public day so if you are close, come is us.Tell Vicki sent you... I think Minnie Vaughn is the oldest hooker we have here this weekend.
Sunday, January 18, 2009
Saturday, January 17, 2009
Rug hooking Retreat!!!!
Today was the first day of the 6th Eureka Springs Rug Hooking Retreat.We have 41 hooker and all their wool in place for 5 days and nights of hooking,eating,laughing and talking.I hope to bring you pictures every night so you can see all the rugs being worked on.
Tuesday is the "open to the public day"so if you are close stop by and see us and the rugs.
This is Vicki from Omaha.I could not resist posting both pictures here.She is so cute.
Tuesday is the "open to the public day"so if you are close stop by and see us and the rugs.
This is Vicki from Omaha.I could not resist posting both pictures here.She is so cute.
Friday, January 16, 2009
Page 56, Sentence 5 & 6
Dana over on A Cat in my Lap is playing tag so I thought I might join her.Here are her rules:
Rules:
1.Find the NEAREST book at your fingertips.
2.Turn to page 56.
3.Start with the fifth sentence on the page.
4.Copy no more than 4 sentences, at least two.
5.Give your bibliography ( I added this rule)
6.Pass along to others.
Page 56, Sentence 5,6,7 & 8
1733 May 17 Molasses Act passed,which placed high duties on rum and molasses imported from French and Spanish West Indies.Admission of American merchants into the rum trade of French West Indies (1713)caused a boom in sugar on those islands.Planters on the English islands lost out as New England ships put into French and Dutch ports to load up with cheap sugar. They petitioned Parliament and forced passage of the Molasses Act, which levied prohibitive duties on sugar and molasses brought to the colonies from other than British possessions.
The Encyclopedia of American Facts and Dates.....
I know..I know this is bad..
Now this is not a book I am reading but Adam had it right by the computer and it was the only book within reach, other than the dictionary I keep close for my bad spelling.I love to read but I keep all my books in my bedroom.
By-the-way, the dictionary's page 56,sentence 5 is...aurevoir ( Farewell)
Live Deeply,
Vicki
Rules:
1.Find the NEAREST book at your fingertips.
2.Turn to page 56.
3.Start with the fifth sentence on the page.
4.Copy no more than 4 sentences, at least two.
5.Give your bibliography ( I added this rule)
6.Pass along to others.
Page 56, Sentence 5,6,7 & 8
1733 May 17 Molasses Act passed,which placed high duties on rum and molasses imported from French and Spanish West Indies.Admission of American merchants into the rum trade of French West Indies (1713)caused a boom in sugar on those islands.Planters on the English islands lost out as New England ships put into French and Dutch ports to load up with cheap sugar. They petitioned Parliament and forced passage of the Molasses Act, which levied prohibitive duties on sugar and molasses brought to the colonies from other than British possessions.
The Encyclopedia of American Facts and Dates.....
I know..I know this is bad..
Now this is not a book I am reading but Adam had it right by the computer and it was the only book within reach, other than the dictionary I keep close for my bad spelling.I love to read but I keep all my books in my bedroom.
By-the-way, the dictionary's page 56,sentence 5 is...aurevoir ( Farewell)
Live Deeply,
Vicki
Monday, January 5, 2009
Beautiful Day Looking at the Past...
Friday Adam spent a beautiful day around Boxley Arkansas looking for my past.It was a warm day for January, so we went for a drive back into the past.I knew "Whiteley" was a name from my family and I knew some of them were from Boxley,but I did not know how big a influence they had on the Boxley Valley on the Buffalo River. For more then 30 years the town of Boxley was known as Whiteley Mills.
I love to look at old cemeteries.Next trip down I am going to take paper and do some rubbing of the headstones.
I love to look at old cemeteries.Next trip down I am going to take paper and do some rubbing of the headstones.
This is the old Boxley Church that my family started.Cool...
This beautiful swan was on the old Whiteley Mill Pond.There was three of them and they all green collars on.
Elk have been brought back into the Boxley valley and it is a site to see.
If you ever get time to take a drive,go through Boxley Valley, you will love it.
Elk have been brought back into the Boxley valley and it is a site to see.
If you ever get time to take a drive,go through Boxley Valley, you will love it.
Live Deeper,
Vicki
Thursday, January 1, 2009
A Few of My Favorite Things in 2008
2008 was year that started out with beauty and disruption.With spring, came rain,rain and more rain.Views like this were beautiful to see,but a few hours later it turned into the disruption of many lives.When the flood gates if beaver dam had to be open 9 feet and flooded everything down river.
We had waterfalls everywhere.Here you see Adam setting by one the just showed up over night.
We had waterfalls everywhere.Here you see Adam setting by one the just showed up over night.
The lake filled to the highest it had ever been.Picture here is Adam and a needle felted doll I started in a round robin.I have now worked on 3 of the dolls and have 4 more to go this next year.
I love this pic of Frank and his bagpipe.Frank is the hubby of one of the ladies I have meet through rug hooking.I now host two rug hooking camps a year and this is from the spring camp.
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