Here’s a cute picture of Lucy in her new car seat. She loves to ride. We call her our go-go-girl. ð
I apologize for not having any crafty stuff to post right now. I’ve worked a few more squares on my crochet patchwork blanket, but that’s about it.
I wish you all pleasant weather and happy thoughts.
Last week, my husband started talking about going to see his sister by himself. Now, don’t get me wrong, I didn’t mind him going or going by himself. However, I wanted to go just to get out of the house for a few hours. So finally, he agreed and then made a confession:
He and his sister had teamed up and together got me a special present of a puppy.
I was so surprised. I wasn’t sure if I was ready or not for another puppy. I tried to dissuade him, but no, he said he felt sorry for me because I was sad all the time from missing SheliBean and then said Shelibean would want me to be happy.
I walked into his sister’s home and saw her holding this wee furry lovely. She handed her to me. My doubts immediately melted, when I held the cutie-pie in my arms, she was so snuggly and sweet.
This puppy is about 4 1/2 months old, female, half long haired chihuahua and half deer legged chihuahua. She’s got long legs and super slender body. It’s going to be fun watching her grow into adulthood. Because of the mix, we don’t know how big she’ll get.
It took me a few days to settle on a name. I went through hundreds of names and when I said Lucy, she perked up her ears. So Lucy she is. It fits her too.
The lady who owned her, called her Foxy. She does favor a fox, but also a deer, kangaroo and has bouts of zoomies that remind us of the Tasmanian-devil cartoons. lol
I hadn’t been in a mood to crochet since SheliBean passed-on back in January, he was my crochet buddy. I felt so lost without him. A couple weeks ago, I felt it necessary, to make myself start a new crochet project. I needed to go on. I decided to try to make a patchwork blanket, small squares not a lot of commitment when making them. No hurry to finish either. It was a sad effort.
Then, Lucy joined our family. I continue to struggle, but it’s a bit easier.
Anyway, so here she is, our new little girl: Lucy, my new crochet buddy.
Wishing you all a happy rest of the week.
About 7 years ago, I made a post ‘WIP Wednesday â New Blankets for Shelibean’ It’s pictures of Sheli with his new blankets I crocheted for him from when he was a couple months old and when he was about 4 1/2 years old.
Shelibean is about 12 1/2 years old, I figure after the rough past few months he’s had, that he deserves some new blankets.
They’re handy for him to lay on or be covered up with. The best part is he recognizes them as his and it seems a comfort to him.
These blankets are a basic granny square crochet pattern of 18 double crochet rounds and a round of single crochet to finish the border, size I crochet hook, the yarn is what I have in my stash.
Shelibean and I wish you all a wonderful week.
My gray âOn the Bias Square Afghanâ is now finished.
Sheli loves it. He’s a big fan of just about any crochet project.
Wishing you all a wonderful weekend!
I’m in the process of crocheting another ‘On the Bias Square Afghan’. One of the things I like best about this pattern is it’s a c2c pattern. I’ve decided to make it the size of the pattern instead of trying to make it larger like I did the first one.
I’m enjoying making this one better than I did the first one. I guess it’s because I’m finally comfortable with the pattern.
The days are grey and rainy with a few sporadic splashes of sunshine. Crocheting is a good way to pass the time.
Wishing you all a week of sunshine and smiles.
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