JMSQ's - My Simple Gnome {Crochet}

                           {JMSQ's} My Simple Gnome Pattern


We leave Gnomes everywhere we travel. I make them in all color combinations. Aug. 14th 2010 we left the traditional colored gnome (M) in Silon Springs at the hotel we stayed at, then on the 16th we left the multi colored Blue (R) in Eureka Springs at the hotel we stayed at. The Green one (L) my Sister Stacy is enjoying. We love to leave them with a note of thanks for the wonderful stay and clean room along with a tip for the house keeper.  I often wonder what they think when they find them. I also tell them to have fun with their gnome traveling & that they love having their photo's taking along with their new owners...smile

Skill Level: Easy & Fun


Size G (US) crochet hook. Two 6 mm safety eyes. Polyfill for filling.

You need 3 colors for your Gnome.
color #1 for your hat
color #2 white for face & beard
color #3 for body

For a traditional colored gnome, you would use red for the hat, white for face & beard & blue for the body, BUT, this is your gnome so make it whatever color you like best.


Stitches Used:
ch = chain
sc = single crochet
inc = increase
sl st = slip stitch
sts = stitches

NOTE:
Do NOT Join, use a marker to keep count of your rows

Gnome Pattern:
With color #1 (Hat color)

Round 1: ch 2, 6 sc in 2nd chain from hook,

Round 2: Sc 6 (6 sts)

Round 3: inc, sc 1; repeat 3 times (9 sts)

Round 4: Sc 9

Round 5: inc, sc 2; repeat 3 times (12 sts)

Round 6: Sc 12

Round 7: inc, sc 3; repeat 3 times (15 sts)

Round 8: Sc 15

Round 9: inc, sc 4; repeat 3 times (18 sts)

Round 10: Sc 18

Round 11: inc, sc 5; repeat 3 times (21 sts)

Round 12: Sc 21

Round 13: inc, sc 6; repeat 3 times (24 sts). Change to white color #2 (face) yarn.

Round 14: Sc 24

Round 15: inc, sc 7; repeat 3 times (27 sts)

Round 16: Sc 27

Round 17: inc, sc 8; repeat 3 times (30 sts). Change to color #3 (Body) yarn.

Round 18: Sc 30

Round 19: inc, sc 9; repeat 3 times (33 sts)

Round 20: Sc 33

Round 21: inc, sc 10; repeat 3 times (36 sts)

Round 22: Sc 36

Round 23: inc, sc 11; repeat 3 times (39 sts)

Round 24: sc all around (39 sts). Sl st in next st; fasten off.


Make Face:
Attach eyes. Attach eyes to between rows 6 & 7  (look at photo above to place eyes)


Gnome Bottom:
Attach color #3 (body color)
Round 1: ch 2, 6 sc in 2nd ch from hook (6 sts)

Round 2: 2 sc in each sc around (12 sts)

Round 3: inc, sc 1; repeat 6 times (18 sts)

Round 4: inc, sc 2; repeat 6 times (24 sts)

Round 5: inc, sc 3; repeat 6 times (30 sts)

Round 6: inc, sc 4; repeat 6 times (36 sts)

Round 7: inc, sc 5, inc, sc 5, sc 6, inc, sc 6, sc 5, sc 6 (39 sts). Sl st in next st;
fasten off. Leave LONG tail to sew the bottom of gnome to top of gnome


Sew bottom to gnome body (matching stitch for stitch) about 2/3 of way around.
Stuff firmly with polyfil. Finish sewing around and fasten off.

Beard: Cut 8 - 6" strands of white yarn, following photo, attach beard yarn (like you would fringe) between rows 7 & amp; 8 (as in photo above). I place 2 x 2 strands in middle between eyes, and 2 on each side of eyes. slowly un-twist yarn, now you have 4 single curly yarns that create a natural looking beard.. enjoy


                     {Jeanarie's Version of Simply a Gnome © Feb. 2010}


Original gnome pattern:
Simply a Gnome ©2007, Else M. Tennessen, http://bellasartes.blogspot.com

Ronnie's New Tattoo

Never in a million years would I have guessed. Thats me on your arm forever and ever and then some.. What an honor Ronnie!!! ♥ I Love You Boogie more then words can say...♥ ♥ ♥

Most Son's & Daughter get home sick or Miss Mom & Dad, they call them and feel better, Not our Son, he puts my name on his arm to live with forever and ever and ever.
How I Love You Ronnie, You have so Blessed my life through all these years, Thank You Boogie & Thank You Lord!!!

Koffee Time - My Girls Only Date with Rhonda

Yesterday (Wednesday 8/25/10) My Precious Daughter Rhonda came by and picked me up and she & JesseAnne (Rhonda's Daughter - Our Granddaughter) went to Lunch at Western Sizzlin (BEST SALAD bar in Harrison). Jesse  went home to study, and Rhonda & I went to Branson.

Our first show was at 1pm, we went to  the "Fountains of Faith" Gospel Show At Waltzing Waters Theater, Branson MO. and enjoyed Tucker and Susan Hudson-Carman show. Oh how I loved listening to them sing and enjoyed the water show behind them.. AWESOME time.  I Highly reccomend going to see their show if your ever in Branson.

I was also Blessed to buy some CD's and enjoyed listening to them on our drive back to Harrison.. Thank You to both to Susan & Tucker for brightening my day and also for Blessing our Beautiful Daughter with both your Friendship, Love & Kindness.

Then Rhonda & I went to Cold Stone and enjoyed a dish of ice Cream, YUMMY

After this, we went to RKO or RTO theatre and enjoyed an American Indian show. (I can't remember the official name of it) but it was another great show. Full of music, dancing and a story line. Good time by all that were there.

It's now 5pm and were heading for home, but I have one of my brain storm idea's, so we discussed it and I called Ron and told him we'd be home in 1/2 hr, have coffee and we'd go out to dinner. Then we called JesseAnne and had her meet us and we'd all go together. We did, and you guessed it, we went out to Western Sizzlin again for dinner. I'm telling you, They have the the best Salad Bar in Harrison and the rest of their food is good as well.

After such a wonderful day out with our daughter I hated to end our fun, but we did call it a night, gave lots of HUGS & KISS'es and am still smiling over our wonderful Mother/Daughter date in Branson.

Thank You Lord for Blessing me with such a Wonderful Thoughtful Daughter. I'm ever so Thankful & Grateful for her, our Rhonda. She has a heart of Gold, She's our Bright Mourning Star, and she lights up the lives of everyone she comes in contact with, and goes the extra mile to help others. How BLESSED we are that YOU LORD gave her to us to Brighten our Heart's & Lives. I Love spending time with Rhonda,  just be together, How Blessed we are..AMEN

Knitted Single Cross & Reverse Cross

What better way to Honor God then by Blessing others with a Prayer Cloth that you made with your own hands and Prayed over while making and then again beofre giving away. I'm pleased your enjoying this Prayer Cloth and Pray others are truly BLESSED by it.... {"JMSQ" 3/12/2006}


Materials:

Size 7 Knitting needles
Cast on 37 stitches.

1-4) Knit across

5.) k4, p29, k4

6.)(and all remaining even numbered rows) knit across

7-10) repeat rows 5 and 6

11 - 33) k4, p13, k3, p13, k4

35 - 39) k4, p8, k13, p8, k4

41 - 45) k4, p13, k3, p13, k4

47) k4, p29, k4

48) Knit across

49 - 50) rep rows 47 and 48

51 - 54) knit across

2 FINISHING OPTIONS:

#1 Knitting Only - Bind off, weave in ends

#2 Bind off loosly to last stitch, SWITCH to CROCHET hook, ch 1, 3 sc in same stitch. *1 sc in each stitch, 3 sc in corner around *Repeat, finish off.

TRIM:
Switch colors, attach to center stitch in any corner, ch 1 sc in same stitch, ch 1, skip 1 st, 1 sc in next st, * ch 1, skip next stitch, sc in next st. *Repeat around, finish off

Or make trim in your favorite design


      ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Cross for Shawl Insert & Reverse Cross ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
These cross'es pattern were designed to use in Prayer Cloths, but it has come to mind that they are EQUALLY BEAUTIFUL in Prayer Shawls, so I've listed them here for you to use in the prayer shawl of your choice.;
Materials:

Size 7 Knitting needles
Cast on 37 stitches.
1-4) Knit across
5.) k4, p29, k4
6.)(and all remaining even numbered rows) knit across

7-10) repeat rows 5 and 6

11 - 33) k4, p13, k3, p13, k4

35 - 39) k4, p8, k13, p8, k4

41 - 45) k4, p13, k3, p13, k4

47) k4, p29, k4

48) Knit across

49 - 50) rep rows 47 and 48

51 - 54) knit across

                      ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Reverse Cross ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
    
A reverse Cross is for using in Shawls or Scarfs when you desire a Cross on both ends.

A reverse Cross is worked from the top down instead of the bottom up as usual.

Use same size needles original project is being made from.

Cast on 37 stitches.

Row 1-4) Knit across

Row 5) Knit across

Row 6) k4, p29, k4
Row 7) repeat row 5

** NOTE: Knit all (ODD number rows).

Row's 8-13) k4, p13, k3, p13, k4
Row's 14-19) k4, p8, k13, p8, k4

Row's 20-41) k4, p13, k3, p13, k4

Row 42) k 4, p29, k4

Row 43) Knit Across

Row's 44-47) Knit across


                       ~~~~~ JESUS Is LORD ~~~~~

This pattern is intended for charity and personal use only {To Bless other with}. Neither the pattern nor items made from it are to be sold. This notice must be attached to the pattern when printing it out.

"GOD" Reserves "All" © March 12,2006 Rights to this pattern

Soldiers Angel

            May No Soldier Go Unloved May No Soldier Walk Alone

            May No Soldier Be Forgotten Until They All Come Home

Morning Prayer

My God & Father, walk through our home and take away all our worries and


illnesses and please watch over and heal my family in Jesus name, Amen.

                                His prayer is so powerful.

Cross Prayer Cloth (Crochet)

                                               Crochet Prayer Cloth
What better way to honor our Lord then to create a Prayer cloth with His love & Prayers to remind us always of the ultimate Love He gave for us.

I’ve created this Prayer cloth with the Cross filled with X’s & O’s {Universal sign for Hugs & Kisses} and am pleased to share this with you.


Prayer Cloths are Scriptural, {Acts 19:12} “Some people took handkerchiefs and clothes that Paul had used and put them on the sick. When they did this, the sick were healed and evil spirits left them.” (NCV) {I like the NIV & KJV as well}


SPECIAL STITCH: X ‘s & O’s Stitch:
ch 1, skip 2 sts, 1 dc in next, then work 1 dc “BEHIND” dc you just worked and into the front of prev. st, ch 1, skip next dc


H hook

Row 1: Ch 28, 1 sc in second ch from hook, & in remaining ch’s., ch 2 and turn

Row 2: {ch 2 counts as dc} 1 dc in each st across, ch 1 turn

Row 3: 1 sc in each st across *{& ch 1 space where applies} , ch 2 turn

Row 4: 1 dc in 12 sts, ch 1, skip 2 sts, 1 dc in next, then work 1 dc “BEHIND” dc you just worked, ch 1, skip next dc, dc in next 12 sts, ch 1 & turn {12 dc, skip 1, X st made, skip 1, 12 dc}

Rows 5-12: Repeat Rows 3 & 4 - 4 more times

Row 13: dc in next 6 sts, ch 1, skip 2 sts, 1 dc in next, then work 1 dc “BEHIND” dc you just worked, ch 1, skip next dc (total of 5 times) , dc in next 6 sts, ch 1 turn.

Row 14 – 16 – 18 : Repeat row 3

Row’s 15 -17: Repeat row 4

Row 19: Repeat row 2

Row 20: Repeat Row 3
TRIM:
Trim of your choice, I use several different trim on my Prayer Cloths, BUT this one in the photo is my “1,2,3 Trim”


{“1,2,3 Trim”}
1 sc around cloth except in corners, work 3 sc in each corner, join, sl t into center sc of corner, {1 sc, ch 2, 3 dc in this st} *sk 2 sts, {1 sc, ch 2, 3 dc in next st} *Repeat Around. Join & Finish Off, tuck in tail



All gifts of Prayer & Blessing Cloths are made from love and donated to touch the life of one of God's Children from 0-to-99yrs.
Please give God all the Honor & Glory as He does (all) the work through me, I'm but His servant.

Thank You Lord for allowing me to be an ever so small part of this Love..."JMSQ"

This pattern is intended for charity and personal use only {To Bless other with}. Neither the pattern nor items made from it are to be sold. This notice must be attached to the pattern when printing it out.


         "GOD" Reserves "All" © 2006 Rights to this pattern... "JMSQ"

Hebrews 6:10 (NIV)
God is not unjust; he will not forget your work and the love you have shown him as you have helped his people and continue to help them.

Cross Pocket Prayer Cloth (Knitted)

                                          Measures 3 3/4" x 4 3/4"


Pocket Prayer Cloth's are Perfect for that special man in your life, weather it's you Husband, Son, Father, Brother, family man in the service- these pocket prayer cloths fit perfectly in their pockets, when they slip their hands into their pocket, they are reminded of the NEVER ENDING PROMISES of GOD, Promises that GOd will ALWAYS be with them wherever they may be, and the love from your hands to make this for them and pray for them...

It is my prayer that enjoy making and Blessing others with this Pocket Prayer Cloth {JMSQ}


Size 7 Needles

CO 17

Row 1-4: knit across

Row 5: k2, p13, k2

Row 6: (ALL Remaining even rows, KNIT across)

Row's: (7, 9, 11, 13, 15:) K2, p5, k3, p5, k2

Row's: (17, 19, & 21:) k2, p2, k9, p2, k2

Row's: 23,25,: Repeat row 7

Row 27: Repeat row 5

Row's 29-31: Knit across

Row 32: Bind off


                  Copyright © Feb.14th,2008 {JMSQ}

This pattern is intended for charity and personal use only. Neither the pattern nor items made from it are to be sold. This notice must be attached to the pattern when downloading or printing it out.

Cross {knitted} Pocket Prayer Cloth
http://www.angelfire.com/ca2/Jeanaries/Pocket.html

Simple Crochet Pocket Prayer Cloth 3 1/2" x 5"

                                    "GOD always keeps HIS PROMISES"


Pocket Prayer Cloth's are Perfect for that special Man / Woman in your life, weather it's you Husband, Wife, Son, Daughter, Father, Mother. Brother, Sister "or" Family member in the Service etc.- these pocket prayer cloths fit perfectly in their pockets, when they slip their hands into their pocket, they are reminded of the NEVER ENDING PROMISES of GOD, Promises that GOD will ALWAYS be with them wherever they may be, and the love from your hands to make this for them and pray for them... It is my prayer that enjoy making and Blessing others with this Pocket Prayer Cloth {JMSQ}


PRAYER:
Before beginning these prayer cloths, say a prayer for the reciever, then while crocheting this, pray for the reciever, then again when finished with the prayer cloth, say another prayer for the reciever of the cloth.

{G & H hook's} - Measures 3 1/2" x 5"

H hook
Row 1: Ch 15, hdc in 2nd chain from hook, hdc in each remaining sts to end, ch 1, turn (14 sts)

Row;s 2 - 7: *hdc in first st, and in each remaining st across, ch 1 turn. Repeat from * (14 sts) DO NOT FASTEN OFF:


Trim: G hook
sc around, working 2 sc in each corner, then fasten off and tuck in tail.


OPTIONAL:
You can add charms, ribbons, beads etc to your cloths or not, either way, others will be truly Blessed by your labor of Love.


                                            July 25th, 2008 {JMSQ}

This pattern is intended for charity and personal use only. Neither the pattern nor items made from it are to be sold. This notice must be attached to the pattern when downloading or printing it out.

Fan & Feather Face Towel (Knitting)

FACE TOWEL
Materials: 1 cone of cotton yarn, Size 7 knitting needles.

Instructions: Cast on 78 stitches

Knit 3 rows of garter stitch for the border.

Row 4: Knit

Row 5: K 3, P to last 3 stitches K3

Row 6: K3, (K2 tog) 3 times, *(yo, K1) 6 times, (K2 tog) 6 times, rep from *(2 more times),(yo, K1) 6 times, (K2 tog) 3 times, to last 3 sts, K3

Row 7: Purl

Repeat Rows 4 - 7, keeping first and last 3 stitches in garter stitch, until piece measures desired length.
{NOTE:}
I work a total of (24) repeats of the 4-row pattern for a total of 96 rows, PLUS garter stitch rows at the beginning and end..

Knit 3 more rows of garter stitch to make the bottom border.

Cast off and darn in ends

{NOTE} This is NOT actually my {JMSQ} pattern, BUT, this is what I did in order to make a FACE TOWEL, so in essence that part is mine...JMSQ

3 Cross'es (Crochet)

                                     Perfect insert for bottom of a shawl

NOTE: ch 2 ALWAYS counts as first hdc ~or~ dc depending on row your working on...

J Hook
Row 1: Ch 60, 1 hdc in second ch from hook, & in remaining ch’s, ch 2 and turn

Row 2: {ch 2 counts as dc} 1 dc in each st across, ch 2 turn (60 sts)

Row 3-8: Repeat row 2

Row 9: 1 hdc in each st across *{& ch 1 space where applies} , ch 2 turn

Row 10: 1 dc in 17 sts, ch 1, skip 2 sts, 1 dc in next st, then work 1 dc “BEHIND” dc you just worked, ch 1, skip next dc, dc in 7 sts, ch 1, sk 2 sts, 1 dc in next st, then work 1 dc "BEHIND" dc you just worked, ch 1, sk next st, 1 dc in 7 sts, ch 1, sk 2 sts, 1 dc in next st, then work 1 dc "BEHIND" dc you just worked, ch 1 sk 1 st, 1 dc in last 17 sts, ch 2 turn

Row 11: Repeat row 9 . (60 sts)

Row 12 & 14: Repeat row 10

Row 13 & 15: Repeat row 9

Row 16: 1 dc in next 14 sts, ch 1, sk 2 st, 1 dc in next st, then work 1 dc "BEHIND" dc just worked, ch 1, sk 2 sts, 1 dc in next st, then work 1 dc "BEHIND" dc just worked, ch 1 sk 2 sts, 1 dc in next st, then 1 dc "BEHIND" dc just worked, ch 1, sk 1 st, 1 dc in next 4 sts,  ch 1, sk 2 sts, 1 dc in next st, then 1 dc "BEHIND" dc just made, ch 1 sk 1, 1 dc in next 4 sts, ch 1, sk 2 st, 1 dc in next st, then work 1 dc "BEHIND" dc just worked, ch 1, sk 2 sts, 1 dc in next st, then work 1 dc "BEHIND" dc just worked, ch 1 sk 2 sts, 1 dc in next st, then 1 dc "BEHIND" dc just worked, ch 1,sk 1 st, 1 dc in remaining 14 sts, ch 2 turn

Row 17: Repeat row 9 (60 Sts)

Row 18 & 20: Repeat row 14

Row 19 & 21: Repeat Row 9 (60 sts)

Row 22: 1 dc in 28 sts, ch 1, skip 2 sts, 1 dc in next st, then work 1 dc “BEHIND” dc you just worked, ch 1, skip next dc, dc in last 28 sts,

Row 23: Repeat row 9 (60 sts)

Row 24: dc in next 22 sts, ch 1, skip 2 sts, 1 dc in next, then work 1 dc “BEHIND” dc you just worked, ch 1, skip next dc (total of 5 times) , dc in next 22 sts, ch 2 turn.

Row 25 : Repeat row 9

Row 26 : 1 dc in 19 sts, *ch 1, skip 2 sts, 1 dc in next, then work 1 dc “BEHIND” dc you just worked, *Repeat 6 "more" times (Total of 7 X sts made) ch 1, dc in remainding 19 sts,

Row 27 & 29: Repeat row 9 (60 sts)

Row 28 & 30: Repeat row 22

Row 31: Repeat Row 2 until shawl measures 65-70", finish of & add Trim
ADD TRIM:
Cut yarn 5", take 2 strands, fold in half inset in each st on ends of Shawl


Please give God all the Honor & Glory as He does (all) the work through me, I'm but His servant.

Thank You Lord for allowing me to be an ever so small part of this Prayer Shawl Love..."JMSQ"
This pattern is intended for charity and personal use only {To Bless other's with}. Neither the pattern nor items made from it are to be sold. This notice must be attached to the pattern when printing it out.

"GOD" Reserves "All" © Jan.18,2009 Rights to this pattern... "JMSQ"

Adult Hat with Ribbed Brim

                                      Dedicated to "ALL" of our Q-family,
                Ron, Rhonda, Ronnie & Lance as well as "ALL" our Grandchildren.

This is another of my old (1989/90) patterns. It's truly easy and works up quickly.
I Pray your family is Blessed by it as ours has been over the years...

{© 2007 JMSQ}

Materials:

I Hook

SPECIAL STITCHES: {For Brim} FPHDC & BPHDC

These stitches are done with hdc, by working around the post of each stitch in the row below. Here's how:

Front Post Stitch: yo (yarn over) your hook; starting from the front, place hook from front to back to front around the post of st (stitch) in row below; complete as a hdc (half double crochet).

And the back post stitch is just an opposite of that ...

Back Post Stitch: yo, starting from the back, place hook from back to front to back around post of st in row below; complete as a hdc.

Directions:

Ch 5, join with sl st to form a ring

Row 1) ch 2, work 11 hdc in ring (12 hdc)

Row 2) ch 2, hdc in same st as ch 2, 2 hdc in each st around (24 hdc)

Row 3) Ch 2, *2 hdc in next st, hdc in next st *Repeat Around (36 hdc)

Row 4) ch 2, * hdc in next 2 sts, 2 hdc in next st. *Repeat around (48 hdc)

Row 5) ch 2, * hdc in next 3 sts, 2 hdc in next st. *repeat around. (60 hdc )

Row 6) ch 2, * hdc in next 4 sts, 2 hdc in next st. * Repeat around. (72 hdc)

{If your count is different then 72 sts, continue with increase until you have 72 sts}

Row 7 - 19) ch 2, hdc in each st around, attach to top of ch 2. Do NOT Fasten off after Row 19
Rib BRIM:
Row 20: ch 2, {fphdc in next st, bphdc in next) around. Join with sl st to top of ch 2.

Rows 21-25) Repeat row 20. At end of Row 25, fasten off.

NOTE:
I change colors for a different colored brim after row 17 and then continue with pattern as written above.

For larger hats, use larger hook, for wider brim, add a few extra rows of Row 20, for smaller hat use smaller hood

If your Blessed by this pattern, please consider making some hats and sharing with someone less fortunate then you are and whom will be Blessed by your Handwork & Love

                                 {© 2007 JMSQ}

Oat Bran Muffins

2 1/2 c. oat bran cereal (or any all grain cereal)
I use Bob's Red Mill 100% Whole Grain, cereal  $3.49 (1 Lb 8 0z) bag
10 Grain Hot Cereal. The grains are: Wheat, Rye, Triticale, Oats & Oat bran, Corn,  Barley, Soybeans, Brown Rice, Millet, & Flaxseed {Heart-Healthy}

1/4 to 1/2 c. chopped nuts (I use pecans, but reguar walnuts would  be good)

1/4 to 1/2 c. dried fruit (I use raisins & cranberries)

1 TBS. baking powder

1/4 c. honey or molasses (I use Sorghum)

1 1/4 c. milk

2 eggs

2 TBS veg. oil (I use a mashed banana)

350 degrees, spray muffin tin with Pam cooking spray or us muffin papers
mix all together, bake 15 to 20 min

NOTE:
There is no presertives so you must keep in your refergator or freeze them. I freeze mine and we take them out as wanted for breakfast.

Also for normal muffin pan, this recipe will make 12, BECAUSE I use a "muffin TOP" pan, I usually get 15 or 16 at a time and they are BIG.

Come-on now, you know when you eat a muffin it's ALWAYS to TOP you eat first, right, well my Precious Mom found in some catalog called Muffin TOPS ONLY pan and she bought all of the women in our family one. We love and use our always. It's the greatest invention sence an electric coffee maker

Koffee-Time Patterns & Weight-Loss

Well I'm going to work on getting more patterns on this BLOG by the end of the month, because next month I want to focus more on weight-loss and the struggle I go through daily trying to get this excuss weight off.

I will go ahead and start posting some on my weight-loss along with pluss'es & minus'es with those of you who have decided to follow my BLOG. I want to find some meters & photo's of weight-loss material etc. to put on this BLOG as well, I will see how things go, for now, I have a God-Inspired plan so with HIS help and direction I shall succeed

Troll Rescue

Well look what I found today in our thrift stores, you guessed it, 6 more trolls to add to my already growing collection. I've been collecting trolls sence I was 13 yrs old, so yes I have some good old ones. and a beautiful big flower pot

                                      Our New Trolls & Flower Pot

The troll with the rainbow hair in the back I got at share & care along with the beautiful flower pot, The other 5 trolls I found up at the Junction. Great find today.

                              all 7 Rescued Trolls for the month of Aug. 2010

The troll on the left in front with bright pink hair I got also at the Junction earliet this month, so it's been a great month for Troll Rescue.

I can go into thrift stores, & Antique stores for months in a row and never find any trolls, then like the blink of an eye, there they are just waiting for me to come get them. Hope you enjoy them as much as I'm enjoying sharing them with you..Jean