I'm sitting in a waiting room, and there is a sign saying can you find the dragonfly in this stained glass panel. I can not find it. Can you? I'd love to know where it is. I appreciate any help you can offer me in this silly endeavor. Thank you 😁😍
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I'm sitting in a waiting room, and there is a sign saying can you find the dragonfly in this stained glass panel. I can not find it. Can you? I'd love to know where it is. I appreciate any help you can offer me in this silly endeavor. Thank you 😁😍
Question: What is the tiny latch hook used for? I found it at an estate sale alongside stilettos and seam rippers.
Answer!
The tiny latch hook is called a 'darning needle' or Knit Picker and it's used for fixing snags in sweaters, but also used to weave in serger tails.
A Swamp Darner and two companions. The Basic Science Education Series: Animal World. 1949.
Mellow Legwarmers Pattern
These legwarmers are meant to be worn with booties - short boots or oxfords. Basically, shoes that don’t cover your ankles but you’d still like to wear in chilly weather.
You can make these as long or as short as you’d like. The pair shown here are the shorter version whereas the pattern is for the longer version!
✂️ Click here for the full pattern on Craftic
Blue-eyed Darner, Aeshna multicolor by Bill Bouton Via Flickr: Male. Oceano, San Luis Obispo County, California, USA. The use of ANY of my photos, of any file size, for any purpose, is subject to approval by me. Contact me for permission. My email address is available at my Flickr profile page. Larger file sizes of my images are available upon request.
I was sitting outside, talking to a friend, and I spotted this gorgeous, huge insect!! The green is brighter in person. It let me pet it, and it crawled on my hand before flying away. It was a beautiful experience 😍 😁
Stripy & Ruffled Wristwarmers
This guest post is by Heather from Heather Wielding Designs. The pattern Stripy Wristwarmers can also be found on her site. She designs many crochet, knitting, and sewing patterns so check her out!
In the world of crafting, left-over yarn is a rule. It's always around, and sometimes, it's difficult to find a use for little balls and skeins. These stripy wristwarmers will happily gobble up some of that excess yarn.
✂️ Click here for the full tutorial on Craftic
crocheting in my bed: :D yay!
the elusive darning needle: