Here are my rainbow cork elves so far. I can't wait to have the whole rainbow completed.
I made this little guy last night. I just had to take a picture of him next to this plant, because of the similar colors. I'm starting to run out of corks with blank spaces on them (for the faces). However now I have a few more people who will save corks for me. I don't drink alcohol, so all of my corks are donations.
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Saturday, September 3, 2011
Friday, September 2, 2011
Yes, More Cork Elves
I've been busy making more cork elves. This time with smilie faces.
I finished knitting the red one's hat at the Farmers' Market yesterday, which is where this picture was taken.
Here is the yarn that I have been using: Bernat mosaic acrylic yarn: Calypso. I want to make the whole rainbow of cork elves.
Saturday, August 20, 2011
Vacation Crafting
We just got back from vacation last week. I only turned on my computer once during the trip, and that was to make more room on my camera. I'm going to be making two blog posts, and both will be kind of long so that I can show you everything. This one will be all crafty goodness, and the other one will be photos from my trip. I am loving my photos these days, and it feels good that my dad the photographer thinks that they are great. Now on with the crafty goodness.
I finally finished this Buddha 2 weeks ago before we left on your trip. He is 15 inches tall sitting and 24 inches tall standing. He took me a few weeks to make, because I had a lot going at the time. You can find the pattern here: http://craftingenue.files.wordpress.com/2010/12/littleuns-lotus-buddha.pdf
I finally finished this Buddha 2 weeks ago before we left on your trip. He is 15 inches tall sitting and 24 inches tall standing. He took me a few weeks to make, because I had a lot going at the time. You can find the pattern here: http://craftingenue.files.wordpress.com/2010/12/littleuns-lotus-buddha.pdf
He's a birthday present for a friend of ours (my husband and myself). Our friend loved him. He said that Buddha is in full lotus on his shelf.
I also finished crocheting 3 more Ocean Grove washcloths 2 weeks ago.
I made my 4 year old son this rainbow bunny in time for him to sleep with him on our first night away from home. He had also brought the other two bunnies that I made him to sleep with. He picked out the yarn and said that he wanted a rainbow bunny. The eyes are made from eco-fi felt. I left off the mouth because no one thought that he needed one.
Here are all 3 of his bunnies in the bed that he slept in at his grandparents' house. He picked out the colors for all 3 of them. Blue bunny, Rainbow bunny, and Cookie.
I started crocheting the orange amigurumi monster from Lily's Sugar'n Cream's Bright Ideas book last Friday. It was hard to work on it during our trip, because I had to keep count of the rows. Thats hard to do when people are talking to you, lol. Its going to be a Christmas present for my 4 year old. I want to make him all four monsters from the book. It is one of those mini paper back books that you see next to the yarn.
While at my mom's house I saw this really cool looking scrubby in her sink that looked like brain coral. She just made up the pattern. Mine is tighter than hers, but then she didn't really give me much in the way of a pattern. She just said to double every stitch. Her center was much more open than mine. I used the sparkly red Christmas cotton yarn and an I hook. I single crochet 8 times into the center loop, then I doubled every stitch until I achieved the size that I wanted. This could be used in the kitchen or in the shower. I finished crocheting it yesterday as we were driving through New York. I want to make another one using the white Christmas cotton yarn, but using either a hdc or dc instead of sc.
With the left over rainbow bunny yarn, I started making a large granny square blanket for my 4 year old. He fell in love with the one that I made for my mother-in-law 10 years ago. He asked for a rainbow one. Right now everything has to be either rainbow or blue with him, so I'm going to use both of those in this blanket. This is how far I got last Sunday before I ran out of yarn. I bought more yarn today, and have started using aqua yarn.I'm starting to feel the Christmas crafting bug coming on.
Thursday, April 21, 2011
Cable Cowl & Crochet Soda Tab Bracelets
I finally finished knitting this Kool Aid dyed cable cowl last night. Its a late birthday present for my mom. When I got here, all I had left to do was the ribbing, but I could only work on it while my mom was asleep or at work. I finished it last night and gave it to her this afternoon. She liked it, and it is her favorite color. She had requested it after seeing the one that I made for myself last year. To bad she really can't use it until the winter.
This pattern came from an issue of Vogue Knitting.
I Kool Aid dyed the yarn last year. It is lionbrand fisherman's wool.
Here are 5 of the 6.5 small soda tab bracelets that I crochet today. I'm using a rainbow yarn that I bought yesterday. I lined them up so that you can see how the color changes in the yarn.
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