Friday, July 10, 2009
I'm Featured on the Etsy Blog for Texas!!!
I just had to say that, by a whim, I got featured on the Etsy Crafters Team's blog! I want yall to go check it out!!! I am so excited and just had to tell yall about it!
My itty bitty moment of fame & I wanted to invite yall to my little celebration in my head!
Just follow this link: http://etsytx.blogspot.com
Another exciting news is that I am getting this fabulous blanket from Peggy's that she made. I know my kitty, Kenzie is going to love it!!! And I will too!
Peggy's Place is her blog site and this is what she posted!
Thursday, July 9, 2009
Go to this link below, but only if you are an animal lover!
http://asti009.blogspot.com/2009/07/hairy-blankets-for-donation-to-cb.html
Hairy Blankets for donation to CB
If you've seen any of my Hairy Blankets and want one, I'll try to make one for you
with colors in my stash. I only ask you make a donation to the CB. The paypal button is on http://furriendsofcb.blogspot.com/
Email me if you are interested mar123 at gmail dot com.
Here's one that is finished. It's heavy, 4' x 2'. The yarn must have been thick. It's white hair with some black and tan.
When I get it I'll take a pic of Kenzie on it. It may be too hot right now, but I bet she will pose for me. You know how cats are!
Have a great weekend!
Time sure does seem to go by fast these days!
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Congratulations on the feature! The Hairy Blankets sound wonderful and of course Kenzie is adorable!
ReplyDeleteThat's a really great interview, Linda! Congratulations! And we think that blanket is beautiful - the colors are purrfect for Kenzie!
ReplyDeleteIn answer to your question - when you are "tagged" by another blogger it's like the game of tag - you becomes "it" and do a certain thing (like post an old photo, or whatever.) It's fun but sometimes it's hard to keep up with.
Also, I enjoyed hearing about your travels in Japan. We lived there in the early 1960's and it was SO different than it is now. (Everything was very inexpensive for one thing - my parents bought a lot of artwork and even some furniture.) And there were more people who lived and dressed in the traditional way.
Yay Linda....woot woot...Hugs sweetie..love the pictures..
ReplyDeleteS xoxo
OMG that is tooo cute!! Loooove the dog!!! Darling! Sarah
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