To post more often this year.....
Well, real life gets in the way.
Someone should abolish real life don't you think?
Anyway, I'm still alive,
not a lot of proof for that though :)
Summer Downunder is not the best time for needlework
of any sort, least of all crochet
but here's a pic of something I did before Christmas.
a.JPG)
.jpg)
.jpg)
.jpg)
ReplyDeleteI'm glad to see you still weaving small beautiful things
Hugs
Hi Xisca! Thank you for your sweet comment.
DeleteWonderful! :-)
ReplyDeleteGlad you enjoyed Karolyn!
DeleteYes, it has been very hot at your side of the world, I heard it on the news too.
ReplyDeleteBut I am in awe, Susan, what a cute and adorable duckies :D!! Yes, Easter is coming..... You are early with making miniature for Easter, as you started crocheting them before Christmas ;)!
Lovely work as susual, Susan!!
Hugs, Ilona
Hi Ilona! So nice to see you here :) thanks for liking my duckies!!
DeleteHola!!
ReplyDeleteTe han quedado muy bien!! Felicidades por tu trabajo!!
Saludos, Helena.
Hola Helena! Thank you for visiting :) and for your sweet comment.
DeleteHi...O what cute row of darlings! Love them :)
ReplyDeleteHugs
Kikka
Hi Kikka! What a lovely comment :)) thank you!!
Deletethose are super cute, I think I would trade places with you we are going to get about 5 -6 inches of snow tomorrow..good grief!
ReplyDeleteGlad you enjoyed the duckies Steinworks :) I'd swap weather with you if it was possible!
DeleteThey are so sweet!
ReplyDeleteHugs, Drora
Hi Drora, thank you!
DeleteThese are so cute. Beautiful work.
ReplyDeleteHugs Maria
Thank you Maria!!
DeleteThey're so cute.
ReplyDeleteBye, Faby
Thanks Faby :)
DeleteSon unos patos preciosos!!!!
ReplyDeleteBesos.
Thank you Pilar!!
Deletequizás no abolirla del todo pero si un poco, a la vida real me refiero, jaja, son geniales esos patitos
ReplyDeleteun abrazo
Haha Contar, a little less real life would really help sometimes :-)
DeleteLove your little chicks - so cute. Hope you are okay and have not suffered too much in your summer? Real life is a pain sometimes :)
ReplyDeleteG'day Laura :) yes, real life pokes you in the back sometimes! It makes my visits to blog land all the nicer. Glad you enjoyed seeing the duckies!
DeleteThanks for visiting Eliana! I'm glad you liked the little flock :)
ReplyDeleteWow!!! Those are adorable ducks, Susan! Great to hear from you too! Don't be a stranger! :-) xo Jennifer
ReplyDeleteHi Jennifer! Nice to see your happy face here :) Thanks for liking my little duckies.
DeleteI know what you mean by real life getting in the way, but it beats the alternative. I so love your cute ducks. I also love your occupation in your profile as 'Dog Slave'. I hear you on that. We share our home with three dogs, a budgie and a cockatiel.
ReplyDeleteYou're right about the alternative Sharee! Mind you, heaven would be miniature time all the time!! Heheh, your home sound familiar, more pets than people. Four dogs, one goldfish and one guinea pig named Feral Cheryl are all I currently slave for, gone are the days when I had a small zoo ;) Glad you enjoyed the ducks!!
DeleteAh Susan! I see that you have all your ducks in a row! :)
ReplyDeleteJust when we need a Microcrochetmad fix, you step up to the plate to show us again, all of your wonderful needlework. I don't know how you do it Susan but you certainly do it well! Working this small would drive me... quackers! heeheehee :))
elizabeth
Heehee Elizabeth, you got it! Make the most of it though, this is the one and only time my ducks will ever be in a row :)) most people think miniaturists are quackers but I like the company!
Deletehallo dat is heel leuk.ben je maar meteen gaan volgen.
ReplyDeletegroetjes Marja
http://mijnminihobby.blogspot.nl/
Thank you Marja! I'm glad you liked them :)
DeleteThey are very cute =)
ReplyDeleteHannah
Thanks for visiting the ducks Hannah, I'm glad you enjoyed seeing them.
Deleteaw they are so cute! lever lady!
ReplyDeleteHey Deni! thanks mate :)
ReplyDeleteThe little ducks are so cute and right on time for Easter cuteness. I wish it was hot here in Texas. We've had a horribly cold winter.
ReplyDeletehugs♥,
Caroline
Hi Caroline! Spring isn't far away for you in the north and I'm relieved to say another summer is almost over Downunder - I heard a Currawong chortling only a couple of days ago, a happy sound heralding cooler days ahead. Glad you enjoyed the ducks!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute duckling!! Hi, I am Eva and I have discovered your blog today :)
ReplyDeleteHi Eva! Thank you for visiting the ducks! I'm glad you like them :)
ReplyDeleteHi Susan!
ReplyDeleteI know all about real life getting in the way! Your little ducks are just the cutest things! Your tiny crochet always amazes me!
Hi there Mercedes! How nice to see you :) those duckies were fun, the cheeky little things weren't as easy as I'd like to get the shape right but with so few stitches it's always a challenge.
Deleteooh i love ducks, is there a pattern to make them?
ReplyDeletegreetings valerie
I started with three free patterns found online and ended up with a dozen "dead duck corpses" in the rubbish bin before I got the shape I wanted. Using finer thread and smaller hooks won't make a life size pattern into a miniature.
DeleteSo so so adorable!!!!! Incredibly, wonderfully and most adorably..I am quite speechless with charm, Susan :). I have 3 of these ducklings in my bathroom and my housemate brought the Duck Race (a bunch of these rubber duckies racing in the river) to Singapore :).
ReplyDeleteHello sweet Sans! Heheh, glad the duckies made you smile. Duck races are fun aren't they? We have one here to raise funds for charity. My little ducks prefer to sit on their lilypad and watch ;)
DeleteOh wow Susan !
ReplyDeleteDeine Enten sehen super süß aus. Kompliment !!
Liebe Grüße
Skiddi
Hi Skiddi, I'm glad you enjoyed the little ducks! Your comment made me smile :)
Delete