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| State Fair Entries by Pam Crouch |
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| Lace by Pam Crouch |
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Red Hat that took 9 months to complete by Pam Crouch.
Way to go Pam! |
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| Travel Pillow made by Pam Crouch |
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| Clay spider divider pins by Pam Crouch |
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| Boaster Pillow by Pam Crouch |
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| 2006 lace Christmas Heart by Pam Crouch |
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| Lace Heart and edging by Pam Crouch |
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| Monogram for a wedding hanky by Pam Crouch |
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| Lace by Pam Crouch |
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| Twin Spiders by Pam Crouch |
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| May baskets made by Christy Holtkamp |
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| We had the opportunity to take a class in Bayeux Lace. Here is the book, and following are some examples. |
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| Bayeux Lace samples worked by Lise Thomsen |
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The patterns are getting more complex!
More Bayeux Lace by Lise Thomsen |
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| Still more Bayeux Lace by Lise. (She did all her homework!) |
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Lise Thomsen is a member of the "Red Hat
Society" and needed a red hat of course. She knitted one.
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| Lee Goodheer loves her two adopted greyhounds and has learned how to make her own bobbinlace design in Lise Thomsen's class at the HLG retreat in May. |
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Judy Blunier has successfully completed
the first two levels in the HLG 1000 Leaves & Tallies Club with
these two Bedfordshire projects.
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| Carmen Richardville's knitted angel is still knitting on her second wing. |
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| Lace handkerchief made by Cindy Hawthorne for her soon to be daughter-in-law to carry at her wedding. |
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| Hanky corner worked by Cindy Hawthorne. |
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