Besides a bit of knittery today, (that was for you Meg!) I did a bit of blockery, um, blocking. We had some balloons left from Audrey's birthday party. I saw one of them laying next to the basket holding the wood nymph bonnet and thought, "hmm... time for a bit of blockery."
Kinda fun huh?
Kitschy. But wait...
That's better. At least we can have a conversation now. I hate talking to faceless balloons!
Joining Linda for Creative Friday
Blessings, Debbie
You put a little chuckle into my morning.........hilarious, I will be considering all inanimate objects now with new eyes.
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Very Cute! Thanks for the chuckle..
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Oh Debbie, that is so funny! You can't possibly be bored. Very clever my friend. Maa
ReplyDeleteHonestly, I think you've "invented" something here! (I don't knit or crochet, but seems to me this is worth submitting to a knitting magazine for a little "yard money"!
ReplyDeleteVery sweet - how you drew such a beautiful face on her, too! And I ♥ your old Hoosier cabinet.
How perfect! I love how she is color coordinated! Have a great weekend Debbie! xx
ReplyDeleteLooks like a good idea! Your plums are beautiful:@)
ReplyDeleteFunny! So we had a little free time on our hands did we? Nice hat.B
ReplyDeleteLOVE that hat from your yarn!!! Beautiful color, texture and design.
ReplyDeleteAnd, I have been wondering how in the world to block some little pumpkin hats!! THANK YOU for the blockery trick!! LOL! I refer to my LYS as 'the knittery' all the time when talking with my husband. LOL! Sure do like the face on that blocking-head. Have a wonderful day. blessings ~ Tanna
What a great idea! Love your straw purse too.
ReplyDeleteHaha! That is so funny! I have a couple of toy balls I use to block hats and Chase ended up drawing faces on them.
ReplyDeleteI love the hat and the yarn!
Cute! I love your purse also....they are very hard to find and very expensive if you find one. love,andrea
ReplyDeleteYou're such a cut-up - but I'm glad that balloon at long last has a face.
ReplyDeleteVERY fun! I love the hat! It's hard to imagine needing a hat just yet, but I do like them even though they squish my weird hair. GREEN is a fun forest color for a darling bonnet!
ReplyDeleteI've never tried a balloon before but I have used bowls upside down! Too funny :)
ReplyDeleteThat is a great idea and I love the eyeliner!
ReplyDeleteHave a marvelous weekend!
Very cute knittery!
ReplyDeleteLove the colors....
What gorgeous wool!x
ReplyDeleteLOL! Love it! I love that yarn too, it's so pretty. Blocking on a balloon - I've been thinking about doing this with baby hats. Looks like it worked well.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful and creative way to block. [o= Yes, I agree with you it REALLY did need a sweet face.
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-Mary
This is too cute, and I am sure that sweet knitted hat will come in handy this winter. xo,
ReplyDeletehi debbie
ReplyDeletevery cute!!!
love regina
You are just toooooooooo creative and fun...can't you come live next to me?
ReplyDeleteWell there's something you don't see everyday. Those talking balloons sure don't stop once they get going do they?!
ReplyDeleteA very good idea!!! Much better with a face.
ReplyDeleteI love your photos on here! x
ReplyDeleteperfect! I hate talking to faceless balloons too :)
ReplyDeletethanks for the chuckle this evening!
I see a Friday Funnies here!
ReplyDeleteYes...a faceless balloon is, well, just a balloon, but now you have a friend! I need one of those cute hats for soon, since I have really short hair....very cozy looking!
ReplyDeleteNow what a smart way to block. I will have to remember this!! Clarice
ReplyDeleteCreative and fun...made me smile
ReplyDeleteI really laughed this morning! You´ve given my tired-morning-face a big smile, tank you:) I really love your little corner here..wow so lovely and insprining!hope one little treasure will find its way to you!;)
ReplyDeleteJenMuna
Love the bonnet.
ReplyDeleteDear Debbie,
ReplyDeleteI agree, no sense talking to a faceless balloon! The bonnet is very sweet, too. :) Your jam-making and spinning posts were lovely, as well; I have a drop spindle that I'm good at making dreadlocks with!
Love,
Marqueta
Oh super cute and I love your sense of humor.
ReplyDeleteLOL! Your balloon head is perfect for blocking your bonnet! Oh, and I love your straw purse!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a darling, your Miss Airhead! (And I think that "Creativity" is your middle name. ;-)
ReplyDeleteThank you for asking...we are all recovering nicely now from our summer colds. And I laughed out loud at the "air hugs"!
Hope you are enjoying a splendid, germ-free weekend, Debbie!
Blessings,
Cheryl
Lol - she so suits that hat ! Great catching up on all your jam, beans and spinning too You sound like me - wearing shoulder pads when our true selves felt more comfortable in an apron.
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Stop!! Stop!! You always get so far ahead of me!
ReplyDeleteThat is so great. I wouldn't have had a clue how to "block" anything. Of course, I should admit that I also wouldn't know how to hold a set of knitting needles. If only you lived closer, I would stalk you until you taught me to knit.
ReplyDeleteThat is a great idea for blocking hats, and I love the word blockery
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