APRIL BONNET GIRL

April Bonnet Girl has her yellow waders and umbrella.  A free pattern is available in the April issue of THE WOOL STREET JOURNAL.  Watch for the finished piece on posted on etsy tomorrow.  Don't forget about The Consignment sale at the Wisconsin Quilt and Fiber Musuem.   It starts tomorrow Thursday April 19th and runs through Saturday April 21st.  The hours are from 10-4 each day.  I'll be helping out from 2-4 on Saturday!  Keep on punchin.
nancee

CATCH A FALLING STAR

I'm all about boxes lately...I found these little star boxes and painted them black, then drew up my Catch a Falling Star Crow to fit the star box.  When I'm done with this there are garden boxes outside calling my name.  Keep on punchin.
nancee

HERE COMES LILY

Last year, I punched little Lily In The Valley, last week I drew her up to be hooked.  Stay tunned and keep on punchin
nancee

HAPPY EASTER

 I call this a stump bunny.  He has a head a short torso.  I punched him with a size 6 needle and one strand of a 3 ply wool.  Keep on punchin.

nancee

SAMANTHA'S HEART

Samantha is a Daisy and on e of the younger girls participating in the punchneedle classes for girl scouts.  She caught on right away, she's a natural.  Here she is showing off her finished heart.  Instead of a pin, Samantha is going to attatch her heart to a ribbon or cord to wear as a necklace.  She's a designer in the making.  Sunday was the last class.  It's been so much fun to teach these young girls, I want to thank The Wisconsin Quilt and Fiber Museum for the opportunity!  Keep on punchin.
nancee

FRUIT LOOPS

I  believe hooking is in the air Notforgotten farm talked about loopy and that describes me perfectly as I go from punchneedle to hooking!  This little mat will be posted on etsy tomorrow.  I have a little stump bunny to show you.  I'll get it photoed and posted soon, it's a gift for a very dear friend for Easter.  Keep on punching (or looping)
nancee

BUNNY PIN CLASS

Hunny Bunny Pin will be one of the punchneedle patterns available for the class from 1-4p.m. this Sunday April 1,2012 at The Wisconsin Quilt and Fiber Museum in Cedarburg.  Call me for details.  Keep on punching.
nancee