I crocheted these three Totoro dolls using this recipe:

               I think it was very generous of this gal to post her pattern.  Totoro is one of my favorite movies, 

This bag, made by Randi, is currently in an Art and Technology exhibit at OSU.  She documented the bag's construction, made a photoshop collage of the process, and then sewed the image onto the face of the bag.  The body of the bag is made from a new vinyl we've recently acquired.  It's very shiny, like patent leather, but it's much easier to work with.  She also has photoshopped herself into a Cyborg.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                         


Kate Black sent me two large, fantastic pieces of patent leather.  I made her a bag to show my appreciation.

It's cold, and we just got about fifteen inches of snow.  About this time of year, I start to feel like winter is an overprotective parent that won't let me stay out past midnight.  The snow is lovely, but I've got shit to do.  As a consequence of all this nasty weather, my desire to make it outside to my workspace is less and less.  I've been in my house, crocheting Pansies and having tea parties.



I finally finished this (after about a year), and now I'm working on an afghan.  Historically, I've always hated afghans, and thought they were ugly.  I've recently changed my mind.