I was just bored, so I whipped up this baby. A coworker saw it and wanted to buy it. Go entrepreneurship! This is the last piece I have sold in a while.
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I was just bored, so I whipped up this baby. A coworker saw it and wanted to buy it. Go entrepreneurship! This is the last piece I have sold in a while.
Commission order from work (total of 4 headbands sold at work). My friend requested red and black and let me go from there. I think this is my favorite bow that I've made thus far.
Commission order. A girl from work asked me to make her a bright one with a big bow. She loved it and got so many compliments. Of course ;P
Just a green headband with a little flower. No recipient as of now.
My boyfriend planned a wonderful date at the Botanical Gardens in February to see the orchid display. The orange one was a test and the pink one was an orchid for him to remember the day by.
Look what I made my sister for Christmas! Kitty ear warmers. Xx
I crocheted these earmuff things for my little sister for Christmas. I made her two last winter and she always wears them, so I made more! Mainly at work.
A hat I knit at work. I hated it at first, but once I finished it I decided I liked it.
I made this coffee cup carrier for my manager at work for her birthday. I got the free pattern on Ravelry-knitting is life. Ashley loves coffee and this is a quick project; I made most of it while watching Le Miserables last night with my roommate.
Look at these cute little knitted tortoises :D Someone i know made them and shared the pattern, so i figured i’d share it here for you :D I dont understand any of it, so its copied and pasted.
Pattern requires oddments of yarn and a small amount of stuffing. I used seed beads for eyes although French knots would suffice. Requires 3mm needles and dk (I used 2.75mm). Lets get started…
Shell - co 8 and p 1 row
- Inc kwise in each (16)
- P 1 row
- (k1, inc in next) x 4 , (inc next, k1) x4 (24)
- P 1 row
- (k2, inc in next) x4, (inc in next, k2) x 4 (32)
- P 1 row
(k3, inc next) x4, (inc next, k3) x 4 (40)
- St st 3 rows
- P 1 row
Beg p st st 5 rows - the extra p row is your guide for attracting the shell edge later on
- (k3, k2tog) x 4, (k2tog, k3) x4 (32)
-P 1 row
- (k2, k2tog) x4, (k2tog, k2) x4 (24)
- P 1 row
- (k1, k2tog) x4, (k2tog, k1)x 4 (16)
- P 1 row
- K2tog to end (8)
Pull yarn through rem sts. Sew inside out leaving small gap for stuffing.
HEAD - co 10sts, beg p, st st 6 rows. Pull yarn through
LEGS - 4 Alike, co 7sts. Beg p st st 4 rows. Pull yarn through
EDGING - co 46 sts and work 2 rows in k1 p1 rib. Cast off pwise.
Whenever I have to untangle yarn, I think to myself "what did I ever do to you?? .......oh yeah, I abandoned you in a box for several years. Maybe I deserve this......"
My adorable roommate agreed to model my latest creation. A nice teal and brown hat with plenty of ribbing to be either folded up or left unravelled.
Coffee stirrers. You have got to be kidding me. You're amazing. The most creative I've gotten with needing something I don't have is using paper clips or safety pins for stitch markers. I've also been known to use safety pins as stitch holders.
Well thank you...I just thought I was being a tad obsessive over my knitting. Getting creative just takes a stimulus, and I hope you've never had to Be that desperate. Once I had to use the ink cartidge of a pen as an impromptu needle, but other than those incidences I've been a boring knitter with just my needles. Keep storing your creativity for your projects! I'm a bit absent minded, so this became a necessity.
~Happy Knitting!
Look at the newest additions to my herd. All were done yesterday. I'm trying to get a stockpile for a craft show next month.
I finished up this pair of socks in a wonderful canary color.
Squishy socks! I made them with caron yarn over the course of 3 days. I. Gave them to my friend Andrea.