Tuesday, October 8, 2013
Crochet Beaded Snowflake
I am preparing a new recipe. I am hesitant about it, because it involves pumpkin puree and seems a little odd but it is tempting me so much to find out what it taste like. I won't finish up until very late tonight, so I will wait until tomorrow to share it with you.
In the meantime, I am working on some more crochet snowflake patterns. I'm trying my hand at incorporating beads with my crochet. The placement of the beads become a little tricky. I no sooner get one done and think to myself, "I should place one here or there." I haven't quite got the bead technique down, so that the bead is stabilized and doesn't dangle, but I am sure that will come in time.
They are quick and easy, so this will be a simple project to fiddle with while I re-image a new vintage pattern. I started a new vintage pattern for ballet slippers and it is actually requiring cardboard for the soles. I decided that I will find a soft leather to do mine with.
If I use cardboard, oh mercy, within the first hour they will be ruined. I really like the style, they are kinda half mule and half ballet shoe, but they are different and original.
Other than that, I am listing retro blazers on eBay.
I think that is plenty of projects for one day, yes?
Take care and have a great day,
Debra
Monday, October 7, 2013
Crochet Owl Tin Can Cozy
I am excited to present to you the Crochet Cozy Can Owl. This pattern is available here:
This pattern was so fun to create.
This pattern is great for using up scrap yarns and can be completed in a multitude of colors. Each round can be started on any stitch from the previous round, which makes it perfect for a quick pick up while on the go.
Uses:
A cozy on a regular tin can or canning Mason jar.
Fill your can/jar with flowers and use as a vase for an owl theme.
Fill your jar with your favorite drink and your owl becomes a coaster/cozy combination.
Fill your can/jar with candy and cookie bouquets accompanied with your cozy.
A cozy for your tin can or mason jars for decoration to hold desk or kitchen utensils.
Enjoy and see you tomorrow with a new recipe,
Debra
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