Hanukkah updates

The first night of Hanukkah was a success. Family time is always great, but exhausting for the hosts. The girls loved their gifts and I am very grateful that my husband cleaned up the kitchen.
I still need to get gifts for the teachers and husbands co-workers. Opened for suggestions.

Happy Hanukkah

Happy Hanukkah
To all that celebrate the holiday of light.

Extra Yarn Part 2

I have decided not to waist all the left over yarn and make granny squares. I think when I have enough I will make a blanket.

Extra yarn

I have to report that I did start making a few items yesterday and have gotten pretty far into crocheting a cardigan for a 3 year old boy, a shawl for my husband’s grandmother and a scarf for my mother-in-law.

Here is a question: what do you do with all the left over yarn? There is a lot of yarn left over. Not enough to really make anything, not even a flower. Suggestions?!

P.S. the pictures will be coming later on today.

Holidays 2009

Hi everyone! Is it me or this year went by very fast?! I just realized that it is December and Hanukkah starts this Friday. I am not ready!
It seems that during December we get together with more relatives and friends than any other month. You know that a holiday get together is a success if the kids are happy with their gifts and the adults are slightly buzzes with full stomachs.
Gifts:
For the gifts this year I decided to use my newly learned skill and crochet some gifts. I will post them as I get them finished.
Food:
Still not sure. Opened for suggestions.
Drinks:
My old time favorite is champagne with cranberry juice or orange juice.
If anyone has a great idea, please feel free to share it.


I am also working on my website: www.mashuta.com. Stop in and let me know what you think.

Lace hat

These are my favorite hats. They are pretty and easy to make. Great addition to any outfit. MY girls love them.

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