Well, not really. Used to do that once in awhile when I lived in Florida years ago, but never seen it here. But we are all delighted to see it raining hard enough that the Fire Service people are considering the fires to be OUT! 
I finished my Antimacassar yesterday but was not able to load it here and it kept timing out. So I’ll try again! I added a 14″ triangle to the top to hang over the back of the chair to keep it in place and still let the whole picture show. I’m not really very happy with the additional stuff on the top left but not unhappy enough to rip it out and do over. Worked a SC in white around the edge just to finish it off neatly. Now I just have to find a shiny black button to give him an eye. Sister insists that he needs one in spite of the fact that it’s probably not going to show.
So I hope you are all making some headway, maybe even starting to assemble? Hope to hear some progress reports!
Remember, this weeks prize is a 4″ Multi triangle loom! The dusty one in the photo is mine, you’ll get a new un-dusty one!
Row two is the most complicated bit and that is really not that hard once you look at how it’s put together. It’s just overlapping triangles!
Hazel Rose 
It looks great, Hazel! I am still planning a pillow cover and hope to start sewing some rows together this weekend.
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Looks great. Working on my bird parts now. So frustrating about your Internet but happy to hear about the rain and relief from fire. Cheers, Lynne
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Yes, the fires are out. So is the road after last nights downpour! The water in Coffee Creek is nearly solid! I’ll post some new pictures.
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I’m working on row 3 of my WAL for the red bird, and it’s coming along nicely🥰
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Bonnie, you are the winner picked by the random number generator this week! You’ll need to contact me with your shipping information! Congrats! Have fun with your new triangle loom!
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I love all the greenery you’ve added. What embroidery techniques are you using?
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Techniques? Pretty much either a back stitch, I think it’s called or a running stitch as in… it looks like it needs a stitch here. I don’t do this often enough to be more than a rank armature at it. I’m sure you’ll see some much better work in the final projects here! But thank you for liking it!
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I have all the red squares and triangles finished. I need to work on the white squares and triangles.
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I really love the greenery that you have added and like the idea to put it over the back of a chair.
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Glad the fires are out, hoping flooding and mudslides don’t happen. Cute cardinal!
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Love this!!
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Looks good. I have not worked with a triangle loom yet.
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I miss cardinals! We don’t have them on the west coast. Fun project!
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Here in the uk it is getting colder- we lit our first fire today. love your pin looms- I need a triangular one inmy life!
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This is pretty. I need to work with my pin looms more.
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Looks wonderful- cardinals are one of my favorites. Unfortunately they are not native to Utah so I don’t get a chance to see them 🙁
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Your cardinal is beautiful! I’m not sure my red is dark enough! 🤔
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You’re inspiring me! Unfortunately, my mind works faster than my hands.
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very pretty. I’ve not made triangles yet 🙂
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Not too tricky, you’ll have fun!
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That looks wonderful,, love cardinals!
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Love watching this project come to life! The addition of the triangle, the embroidery and yes a shiny black button eye would look great.
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Hi, thank you for the pattern, I have white squares done, but away for a visit this weekend so didn’t get any further. Now to start on some triangles.
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You’re doing well, Tammy! I look forward to seeing your project!
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