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| Eleanor at work with the crochet hook |
Monday, March 5, 2018
Eleanor Rigby, Rug Making Assistant
Here is little Eleanor Rugby -- umm, Eleanor Rigby, that is -- helping with my crochet project while I attend to other duties. I can count on her.
Eleanor and I are making a second rug for my daughter's kitchen. It's a long runner, and I'm putting the final rows around the outside edge. It's a companion rug (related, but not identical) to this one.
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