HAPPY CHRISTMAS TO ME!!

Lookee what I got! (two pairs of needles and two cables are missing from the photo...they're already in use!) Aren't they beautiful?

MY PORTRAIT

DIVINATION HOMEWORK

Here's a teacup I made to use in Divination Class! It's double knit with a light color inside to make reading tea leaves easier, but I couldn't resist 'painting' it Huffle on the outside! It's also my first attempt at felting and I'm rather pleased with the result! A good impervious charm keeps it dry long enough to enjoy a cuppa and linger over the meanings left behind.





The light color inside shows the shapes created by the tea leaves more clearly, and so makes it easier to distinguish between, say, a grim and a sheep. This is important as it could save the person who is having their leaves read a lot of panic and anxiety.....Though, I suppose it could also cause someone great distress to find that their destiny is to work with sheep.

Baaaa!

MY FIRST ASSIGNMENT!

Professor Prendolyn the Weird has given us an early assignment. She says it's to test the format, but it's probably really to keep us early arrivals out of trouble! Good luck, Professor!

Well, off to the library to do some research!

NADOLIG LLAWEN!----- HAPPY CHRISTMAS!

Here's hoping for a white Christmas this year! Love the snow!

Actually, we always have a white Christmas here on the mountain because my dad puts a charm around our land so that it snows. One year he got a little carried away and buried the whole house. It took him three days to clear it!

I've been having dementor problems lately, so I haven't been very active around the sites. Dementors like to hang around my place and I'm not very good at patronus charms. Just have to keep pushing forward!