At times, one gets lucky. If that person discovers something that makes one go "Ahh, I love that."
I am that person.
A blogger I follow has shown her products, ones that are useful and lovely. Her blog site is: Laws of Gravity
This is what caught my eye and which I now have displayed.
This is hanging next to a cardinal. Both make me happy.
Check out this site: ZiziRho
Christmas is coming, you know. Stocking stuffers are most likely expected. Look at this site.
It is indeed lovely!
ReplyDeletethe ornament comes in different colors! I like white, because I like it.
DeleteVery pretty!
ReplyDeleteYes, it is. When it was put next to one of my fake cardinals, it glowed. My cardinals must be fake, since killing them would not be nice.
DeleteThat was really awesome of you to order from her!
ReplyDeleteI like her stuff. Over my time following Liz, I have liked what she makes. Good work.
DeleteVery nice!
ReplyDeleteLiz has a creative mind. I love her blog about subbing for absent teachers. Man. She is my hero.
DeleteHooray for talent - and there is a LOT of it here in the blogosphere. I like the ornament but the cardinal catches my eye (of course).
ReplyDeleteThey play off each other well.
DeleteThat is beautiful. How on earth do you knit beads into something? Or do they get sewn on after?
ReplyDeleteBeads appear to be sown after. It is lovely and I enjoy looking at it..
DeleteI slide the beads on as I knit. I slide them all onto the yarn before I begin, and then I move them into place as I stitch. It's kinda fun.
DeleteWow, that is more complicated than I thought. I appreciate the ornament every time I see it.
DeleteIt's really not. It's hard to describe, but if you saw it done you'd understand. It just takes a bit of planning beforehand.
DeleteBeautiful.
ReplyDeleteGod bless.
God bless you as well.
DeleteFirst time I've ever seen a knitted bauble!
ReplyDeleteIt surprised me when I went to Liz's site.
DeleteA great addition indeed.
ReplyDeleteHaving a ornament that isn't bought at WalMart or other places, that wasn't made by my then-young children, it is a pleasure.
DeleteI have one of those :). It's so cute. Of course, the cats think of it more as a toy for them.
ReplyDeleteYeah, cats are no respecter of good ornaments.
DeleteShe is one talented lady. ~nods~ I appreciate your ode below to those who sacrifice to keep us healthy and safe. Very nice. Be well!
ReplyDeleteWe all must pay our appreciation to heroes as those.
DeleteThat is lovely and I will check out her site. I don't put up a tree but I will see what she has.
ReplyDeleteLiz creates more than this ornament. Checking her site is awesome.
ReplyDeleteWow. Thanks, Susan. I did not expect a whole post. I'm glad you like it. I just knew I had to knit ornaments. It's fun.
ReplyDeleteIt must be fun. That is how I feel about writing, quilting, reading...lots of stuff.
DeleteVery pretty, Susan! I can see why you chose that one!
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