Showing posts with label fall. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fall. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 11, 2011

New Work Wednesday

Here's some new pieces I've been working on lately

Mixed Media Pumpkin Brooches/Pins

pumpkins


Fabric Boxes

boxes

Mixed Media Jewelry

pumpkin_group

©Polkadot Possum (Cindy Harwood)

Wednesday, September 14, 2011

New Work Wednesday

In celebration of the autumn season and the beginnings of cool weather, I have created some new items in seasonal motifs and colors.

Girlfriend Brooches/Pins

Girlfriend Pin - Orange, Brown & Black

Girlfriend Pin - Orange & Black Tiger Print

Girlfriend Pin - Orange, Black & Turquoise, Autumn

Girlfriend Pin - Orange & Black, Autumn

Girlfriend Pin - Orange & Black, Halloween

Greeting Cards

Greeting Card - Yellow, Purple & Green, Leaves

Greeting Card - Maroon & Olive Green, Leaves

Greeting Card - Purple & Green, Leaves

Greeting Card - Yellow, Purple & Turquoise, Leaves

Fabric Box

Handmade Fabric Box - Purple, Orange, Autumn, Fall

Handmade Fabric Box - Purple, Orange, Autumn, Fall

©Polkadot Possum (Cindy Harwood)

Wednesday, October 24, 2007

Back from the Wilds of Southern Indiana!

Sorry for the lack of posts recently. The unfortunate wish expressed in my last post came true - Shelby finally got sick. So the "whinies" turned into a cold after all. Be careful what you wish for! Anyway, I think we are on the upside now and everyone seems to be feeling much better. Appetites have returned which is always a good sign.


This past weekend our good friends Tom and Dar from Chicago came to visit.

We all took a trip down to southern Indiana to scope out a driving route for an overnight trip the Illinois Jaguar Club is planning for the spring. It has been pretty dry here in Indiana this summer (and early fall) so we were not expecting the fall colors to be very good. We were very pleasantly surprised! While not as spectacular as they could have been, the trees did look great. There is still a lot of green around since our weather has been very warm up until the last week or so.




We also saw some covered bridges like the Bean Blossom Bridge near the town of Bean Blossom. This one is really cool because you can still drive through it. Some are closed now.

We didn't really go very far but when you are scoping out routes for a driving event you wander around over a lot of curvy, hilly backroads even though you don't cover a lot of distance. The kids endured being stuck in the car for the better part of two days (quite graciously, I might add).

The parents, however, suffered a bit more. You have to admit that the fiftieth time you hear a song or phrase repeated your brain tends to go a bit numb. Actually, the numbness isn't so bad, it's the searing pain that proceeds it that is a bit difficult to stand! At least we all now know the words to the "Wonder Pets" (Nick Jr. kid's show) theme song. Thank God for small favors, huh?

On Saturday night we stayed in a really cool old inn in Columbus, IN called The Columbus Inn. Of course, not being fully in blog mode yet I neglected to take any pictures of my own.

On the knitting side of life, I am currently working on Jane's Hedgerow Socks in Needful Yarns Australian Merino in the lime-green colorway (#1024).