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Ideas. Stop.

Posted on March 6, 2014

It was another busy day at the library… lots of kids for story time and classes from the school… plus all the adults!  It was actually up in the 50˚s today, so many people were brushing off those wintertime blues. Yesterday, my fever started returning for my studio… time to get back to it!  I…

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Fabric Stash Forever

Posted on March 4, 2014

When Vernon gets home for the night, I’m a firm believer in sitting down with him, talking about the day, or just being THERE with him.  I could go do different things, but I just try to share the evening, even if he might fall asleep soon! That’s when many of my crafts or projects…

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Even Better

Posted on February 25, 2014

I want your sympathy.  It’s -5˚ outside, with the 3″ of new snow on the ground (on top of whatever was there!), and I’ve left my camera in the car!  I had to blast to Worland to give a speech to a group at the Worland Library and finally got home at 9 pm. There’s…

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Wool Headband

Posted on February 24, 2014

A few weeks ago, I started my latest wool project.  When the wind blows and that cold goes rushing by your ears, you become a fan of whatever can cover your ears!  For years I”ve carried a simple earband in my Carhartt pocket.  Just a smidge different, it was long enough to go OVER my…

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Circle Skirts in Five Steps

Posted on February 18, 2014

Ten Sleep is having a baby boom.  Twelve, well, I think it’s twelve, people from Ten Sleep are having babies!  Some live other places now, but we count them just the same!  Additionally, some people know what their little bundles of joy are… and for the first time in a while, we have girls!  Seems…

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Wet Felted Wool Hat II

Posted on January 19, 2014January 19, 2014

Starting with yesterday’s post, I continued my hat project.  I had *barely* enough wool to make two layers with my roving.  My mittens, if you recall, had four layers.  Four wet felted layers will block wind and make your hands sweat if it’s 30 degrees!  Two was not enough, but it was what I had…

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Wet Felted Wool Hat

Posted on January 18, 2014

The latest wet felted wool project was this… a hat! My son-in-law got a great hat for Christmas, knit, and with well formed ear coverings… so I decided I’d make one for me out of wool.  I copied the pattern and went for it. I was really down to the tail ends of my wool……

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Cute and Practical

Posted on December 29, 2013

Sledding seemed to be the focus of the day, even though the morning dawned with a -8 on the thermometer!  It had warmed up by the time we got two little boys fed, dressed, and ready to go and they were READY! We bought them new sleds for Christmas, though they’re much too young to…

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Felt Your Own Mittens

Posted on December 22, 2013

Well, besides everything else that’s typical of Christmas preparations, I thought I’d try making my own mittens! Now, technically, I was going to make mittens for the grandsons to use… felting old sweaters and cutting them into mittens and sewing them together.  As I’ve explored ways to do that, searching the internet and youtube, I’ve…

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Perfect Stocking

Posted on December 21, 2013

Busy day… Crafting and baking cookies with two of the grandsons, and their moms! Now to keep Vernon from eating them all before Christmas… Before it gets too far away from me… and this is a spoiler for my father-in-law… I decided to go ahead and share what I made for him! Everyone else had…

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Questions and Answers – December 2013 Edition

Posted on December 15, 2013

Barbara:  What is lump jaw? There are two forms of lump jaw, soft and hard.  Soft is when an infection starts, usually in the lower jaw, and usually from a puncture like from stickers, rough grass, or sticks.  It forms a walled pocket of pus.  If you can grab it and move it around, it’s…

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Library’s Heart

Posted on December 9, 2013

The Silent Auction was tonight and we had a good turnout.  It warmed up to 18 degrees today, so everyone was loving the “heat wave” and ready to get out of the house! I *DID* finish my Father Christmas… and I turned him into a stocking.  He didn’t fit the stretcher bars I had, and…

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Carol, Wyoming rancher

Since 2008, I’ve kept this photographic journal of life on our working Wyoming ranch.  I share ranch work, my family, crafts and DIY, my English Shepherds, Bravo and Indy, and a love for this land.  Enjoy this red dirt country!

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