Another gift for a second nibling. They’re not talking yet, but I’m sure this lamb was equally received as the ideal solstice gift :)
Not a free pattern, but you can find it here

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Another gift for a second nibling. They’re not talking yet, but I’m sure this lamb was equally received as the ideal solstice gift :)
Not a free pattern, but you can find it here
A present for a nibling, opened a bit early, and followed by the declaration, “I always wanted a whale for solstice!” Awesome, kiddo. You’re 3?
Pattern here (a free one)
I made a whole entire sweater!
This was a learning process. I frogged and re-stitched every panel at least twice if not more. I learned that I’m bad at swatching! And am also longer in torso and arms than the average person probably? I ended up adding a few rows to each colour section to get it to fit right. It’s not perfect, but I’m extremely pleased that I made myself a functional garment that fits, looks good, and that I actually wear!
This was a free pattern from Yarnspirations. I used King Cole Panache DK yarn in Oatmeal, Cream, and Heather.
Bread day 🥖🥖🥖
A friend for my new niece <3
(Pattern by CrochetToysBunnyCo)
Getting ready to assemble a friend :)
New yarn! With lollipop! Thanks Yarn Canada! Also finally got a pack of yarn needless, so I can finish a couple of things I worked on these last couple of weeks.
Viola, from “Embroidered Garden Flowers” by Kazuko Aoki.