Tuesday, November 7, 2017

Winter Project Link No. 2

At 5:50 a.m. this morning I was out on the balcony taking these pictures; watching as the sky went from grayish, to golden with the rising sun and then it turned to blue.  
The bottom picture is of this evening's sunset.  Still warm during the day right now, but the approaching winter season is when we get the most colorful skies.
I'm happy to report that I completed the baby blanket I posted about last month for Jennifer's Winter Project Link Party.  
And also finished a second one, both of which are being donated to The Palestine Committee of Kuwait that will be taking donations of winter warmth items to a refugee camp at the end of the month.  (I still have a week to work on donations so next up is scarves.)

Happy Tuesday!

27 comments:

Betsy said...

Beautiful Tammy! You have to KNOW how much I love that you’re doing this. My heart is wanting to show love to people by keeping them warm with handmade items. Made with love. And hope for this world. Thank you my sweet friend.
Blessings,
Betsy

Linda said...

Beautiful skies and blankets! :)

Teresa Kasner said...

I know how much you enjoy the cooler weather.. I'm happy it's coming for you. I am so impressed with that big granny baby blanket! I've never made one like that and yours inspires me. I'm still working on my shell blanket for a friends expected arrival before xmas. I plan to work on it this afternoon.. I've put it aside for 7 hats I've made for my granddaughters, grandsons, nephew and husband. But they're all set now! ((hugs)), Teresa :-)

linda said...

Lovely blankets Tammy, I love how the first one has the same colours as the beautiful sunrise photo's you have taken. :) xx

September Violets said...

Love the colours in the baby blanket, and the brown blanket looks so very very cozy! Great work :)
Wendy

Angie said...

Tammy - those look to be massive baby blankets. I am sure the recipients will be ecstatic to receive them. The color combo in the first one is pleasing to the eye; nice choices! Have a super week!

Nieprujsietak said...

Śliczne kocyki w pięknych kolorach.Pozdrawiam serdecznie.

Linda said...

Lovely blankets, it feels good to finish projects.

Tanna said...

Love the beautiful sky shots, Tammy! And, oh, my goodness, you've been busy! Your blankets are so wonderful... they will wrap someone in love. Look forward to seeing those scarves! blessings ~ tanna

Sam I Am...... said...

Oh, what beautiful blankets and for such a great and worthy cause! Hats off to you! Your photos are beautiful also.

Jennifer Hays said...

Hi Tammy, thank you for joining in with my link party. Your blankets are lovely, they came out really beautifully. It's so kind of you to make blankets for donation. I hope you're doing well and having a good week.

Susan said...

What a wonderful job you did on the blankets, Tammy. Good for you. Someone is going to be nice and cozy warm this winter. Susan

Anonymous said...

The blankets are lovely. Love the colors you chose.

Mariette VandenMunckhof-Vedder said...

Dearest Tammy,
Happy to read that you have tackled two large projects of crochet work; look at you where you have ended already!
Being very proud of you because you are a self taught person in many ways and it all turns out so lovely.
We had a lovely dinner with our best friends on Saturday.
Tuesday's performance with the choir went very well and it was such a joy to do, even if I had practiced very little... could not concentrate.
But our friend urged us to get a 2ns opinion for Pieter and we did. On Monday I went with Pieter to see our primary care doctor for a referral and wishing a couple of hours we had an appointment with said cardiologist for Wednesday morning. I was so happy.
Turned out that after doing an echo and studying all the reports the future looks a lot better than what I had been told by that rude radiologist. Pieter only on Wednesday morning told me that he'd also had such a rude remark from said radiologist when he'd come out of the Operating Room and was put in his bed on the hallway, saying that there was nothing he could do for him... How awful that must have been for Pieter to hear! And later finding me so distraught because of the very bad verdict.
We both blame the PA from said cardiologist as Pieter has not seen the cardiologist in maybe 2.5 years, he let her do the work and obviously she's not up to it.
So happy that now we're on the right track, change of meds and hoping it will help. Sure the heart is very weak but there is still hope, when his lifestyle is adjusted accordingly. Biking only in flat areas, no hills and not heavy lifting e.g. yard work.
Sending you hugs and enjoy finishing your next project!
Mariette

Mia said...

Beautiful chochet blankets, Tammy. And how gorgeous photos from your great country! Kisses, my friend.

Diane said...

Love the skies. They always hold something new. Great crocheting. Blessings, Diane

Preeti said...

Nice blankets! And the sky images look great.

Maya Kuzman said...

Lovely and enchanting sunrise and sunset at your corner of the world Tammy! Thank you for sharing these photos with us! Images like those always lift my spirits up :)
The blanket is gorgeous and such a sweet gift! I wonder when I will finish mine???

Kit said...

I so love peeking into your world with your photos. Thank you! Your blankets are wonderful. I love the colors. I know a lot of folks are into quilts but I have always had a soft spot for afghans and any thing knitted or crocheted. Have a great weekend! :) Kit

Soma @ inkTorrents.com said...

Beautiful! Both skies and blankets!!

-Soma

Grammy Braxton said...

I love the blankets and the sunrise/sunset photos. I've been slowly getting caught up on my blog reading and getting back into the swing of writing posts myself. That's certainly so good looking compost and I'm sure the plants love it.
Hugs,
Sharon

Rostrose said...

Dearest Tammy,
wonderful, those morning-and evening-views! And your baby-blankets are so nice and cosy - I hope they will warm the babies in the refugee camp and the hearts of their parents <3
So many hugs to you,
Traude
http://rostrose.blogspot.co.at/2017/11/herbstspaziergang-herbsttreffen.html
PS: How funny that you spoke with your husband about a cruise to Iceland! It's beautyful there, but you will need some warm cloths, too ;-))

Jodiebodie said...

Beautiful imagesof blue skies and blue blanket. I love the way the creamy yellow and apricot beige play up the deep blues. It makes me sad to think of the millions of people languishing in refugee camps all around the world. The human touch of a crocheted blanket is bound to be appreciated and treasured.

Createology said...

Savor these beautiful skies and remember them when you get those horrid dust storms. Lovely afghans and Bless you dear for your donating them for such a good cause. Crochet Bliss...<3

handmade by amalia said...

Beautiful blankets and beautiful skies. I should get up to see the sunrise more often :-)
Amalia
xo

She loves to crochet said...

Lovely photos of the sunrise. The blankets you are donating are gorgeous, I love the blue one and it's great that they will keep someone warm this winter. So kind. Hx

My Creative Life said...

Beautiful blankets, I hope the recipients love them too. Have a good week. Cathy x

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