It’s hard to believe we have been here a month! It’s also hard to believe the first month of
2015 has ended. These volunteer gigs can really fly by!
We headed down to Key West last weekend for their annual
craft festival. We've recently bought a
few decorations for the RV and bought this cute little hand-carved pelican at the festival. Each piece of wood is carved and stained separately, and then the piece is glued together. The artist had pieces of all sizes, but we don't have a lot of wall space so chose this small one, about 4" tall.
An art gallery here on Big Pine Key was having a special exhibit that we
went to. While there we found this
beautiful print that we had to have. We
seem to have a critter theme!
I have also picked up a few new magnets along the way:
I’m still crocheting and, once I discovered I can buy all
they yarn I need from Amazon, I haven't missed the big box store (too much). I usually work on 2 or 3 (sometimes more) afghans at the
same time. It’s fun to finish several
afghans within a few days of each other.
I've finished 3 afghans this month and have 3 new ones
started. Here is the finished "Grinnin' Gator".
We’ve been busy and having fun. We are getting into more of a routine with our volunteer jobs and are learning more about the area..
By the way, have you ever seen a National Wildlife Refuge Visitor
Center located in a strip mall?
More on this interesting refuge soon.
Teri
Strip mall VC? Nope! I really like that gator afghan.
ReplyDeleteCute gator!!!
ReplyDeleteWhy do you work on several afghans at once rather than finishing each sequentially? Just curious.
ReplyDeleteA large one like Gator takes a month or longer to complete and is very tedious. I work on afghans that work up quicker at the same time just to take a little break.
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