I'm participating in Fresh Stitches Halloween CAL She has a sweet prize too; yarn from GnomeAcres.
I'm going to make her new mummy pattern. I really like the amigurumi patterns she designs. They are fairly easy to do and so cute when done.
Thursday, October 9, 2014
Thursday, August 28, 2014
Charlie Brown Sweater
I love Charlie Brown.
As a child growing up I looked forward to "It's the Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown" and "A Charlie Brown Christmas. "
When my son was born he looked like Charlie Brown for a couple of years until his hair grew in. And as he got older , he would rent Charlie Brown books from the library and bring them home to read to me.
So I felt inspired to create a Charlie Brown sweater to sell in my Etsy shop. It would make such a cute baby shower gift. Or pair it with black shorts and a Snoopy toy and it would be a great Halloween costume.
Charlie Brown Sweater What do you think? Did I get it right?
As a child growing up I looked forward to "It's the Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown" and "A Charlie Brown Christmas. "
When my son was born he looked like Charlie Brown for a couple of years until his hair grew in. And as he got older , he would rent Charlie Brown books from the library and bring them home to read to me.
So I felt inspired to create a Charlie Brown sweater to sell in my Etsy shop. It would make such a cute baby shower gift. Or pair it with black shorts and a Snoopy toy and it would be a great Halloween costume.
Charlie Brown Sweater What do you think? Did I get it right?
Sunday, August 3, 2014
Harry Potter Gryffindor Scarf
In honor of Harry Potter's birthday which was July 31, I designed a Gryffindor scarf inspired by his first year at Hogwart's .
The Pattern is for a toddler and measures 3inches by 4 feet including fringe. It can easily be made in to an adult skinny scarf if you just keep on crocheting until you get the length you need. ( about 6 feet)
It's available in my Ravelry shop. Harry Potter Scarf.
Enjoy!
The Pattern is for a toddler and measures 3inches by 4 feet including fringe. It can easily be made in to an adult skinny scarf if you just keep on crocheting until you get the length you need. ( about 6 feet)
It's available in my Ravelry shop. Harry Potter Scarf.
Enjoy!
Sunday, July 20, 2014
Photo challenge for August



Here's a challenge for August I'll be participating in. It's a photo a day for Instagram. based on the graphic below. The "rules" are at Create and Thrive. Should be fun.
Feel free to join in.
Wednesday, July 16, 2014
Noro Purse - WIP Wednesday
WIP Wednesday.
This is the Flower Blossom Purse from the Crochet Noro book. I love the squares. They were quick to make and join as you go. It takes 4 skeins of the Noro Kureyon but I only had three. Three skeins were enough to make the 25 squares for the body of the bag. For the edging and handles I'm using Patons wool in a matching olive green. I can't wait to finish this purse, It came out so pretty. I plan on lining it also.
WIP Wednesday
This is the Flower Blossom Purse from the Crochet Noro book. I love the squares. They were quick to make and join as you go. It takes 4 skeins of the Noro Kureyon but I only had three. Three skeins were enough to make the 25 squares for the body of the bag. For the edging and handles I'm using Patons wool in a matching olive green. I can't wait to finish this purse, It came out so pretty. I plan on lining it also.
WIP WednesdayFriday, June 20, 2014
Spider Web Lace Christening Blanket
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I remember the first time I gave this blanket as a shower gift. I wasn't sure if the recipient would like it so I put it in the bottom of the gift bag along with some super cute outfits on top. She opened the bag , glanced at the little outfits and brought out the blanket.
Holding it up, she exclaimed; "Now that's what I was looking for! Beautiful" And all the guests at the party agreed.
It is such a pretty, lacy, girly blanket and just looks fabulous in person.
If you are looking for something special to make for your next baby gift, let me recommend this blanket. And it's not hard to make.
I remember the first time I gave this blanket as a shower gift. I wasn't sure if the recipient would like it so I put it in the bottom of the gift bag along with some super cute outfits on top. She opened the bag , glanced at the little outfits and brought out the blanket.
Holding it up, she exclaimed; "Now that's what I was looking for! Beautiful" And all the guests at the party agreed.
It is such a pretty, lacy, girly blanket and just looks fabulous in person.
If you are looking for something special to make for your next baby gift, let me recommend this blanket. And it's not hard to make.
Tuesday, June 10, 2014
Where I Get My Ideas
Today I'm going to share how something totally unrelated results in a fantastic idea for something else.
This morning I was Pinteresting and looking at embroidery boards. I was pinning like a mad thing when I came across some tiny embroidery.
It was on a board called Itsy Bitsy Teeny Weeny. Now I wanted to look at that board but didn't want to leave the board I was currently looking at.
So when I got done pinning I went looking again for the Itsy Bitsy board. When I typed that in search up came board upon board of Bikinis!

And Bad-a-Bing! I got the idea to crochet a baby bikini with a bow for the top and star buttons on the diaper cover. It will soon make it's appearance in my Etsy shop.
And that's how something totally random like embroidery gave me the idea for my next crochet project.
Where's the oddest place you've ever gotten ideas?
This morning I was Pinteresting and looking at embroidery boards. I was pinning like a mad thing when I came across some tiny embroidery.
It was on a board called Itsy Bitsy Teeny Weeny. Now I wanted to look at that board but didn't want to leave the board I was currently looking at.
So when I got done pinning I went looking again for the Itsy Bitsy board. When I typed that in search up came board upon board of Bikinis!
And Bad-a-Bing! I got the idea to crochet a baby bikini with a bow for the top and star buttons on the diaper cover. It will soon make it's appearance in my Etsy shop.
And that's how something totally random like embroidery gave me the idea for my next crochet project.
Where's the oddest place you've ever gotten ideas?
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