Here is a new addition to the rescue cats I have living outside at my house. She was hanging around at work and looked very pregnant. A local cat rescue paid for her to have her"little operation," and I volunteered my house for her recovery. She seems to be doing great with the other "rescues" that live at the farm. She will be another addition to the pack. Maybe she will turn out to be a great mouser.

Pink Hair Annie

Hello crafty bloggers,
Just finished this little pink ballerina Annie. She seemed to take forever to finish, but here she sits hugging her little cat, Azul. The pattern is from America Prim and designed by Megan Tucker. This is my first pink hair Annie, but I kinda like the pink. Any way, thought I would share with my fellow crafters. Plus I have negleted my blog for awhile, and thought I should write some to let all know I'm still out here crafty my little fingers away. Keep crafting and I will put some more up soon.

This is my first primitive stitchery. I've been doing embroidery and cross stitch forever, with all the detailed instructions to follow, so this was a nice change.

Molly and Daisy are outside laying in the sun while I toil away in the garden. It's a dog's life.

Now that the weather has warmed up, been outside planting a garden and doing a lot of the outside chores that have been negleted during the winter. Here is a picture of our little peach tree out in the backyard.

Raggedy Andy

Raggedy Andy is at last finished. Looks like he has a little doggie friend. This is a great pattern from Threadbare Primitives. I did some alterations for the clothing, and added the little doggie from Janet's Creations. It seemed to take forever to finish Andy. Spring is in the air and my allergies are kicking my hiney. Hard to get any sewing done when your eyes keep running water. Oh well, I still love spring with all the flowers starting to bloom.

Where does the time go?

Finally, this little raggady and friend are done. It seemed like I never had enough time to work on her. We have added a new animal to the farm and are now raising rabbits to sell as pets or meat. They are too cute. Seems like the day is over before I can get any crafting done. So off I go. Talk with you bloggers later.