So I’m still alive in the Killer Bunny swap! Hybrid Franken Bunny (Ravelry link to project) made it in time. My favorite part is the giant fluffy tail. The pattern calls for a smaller crocheted tail, but Frankie needed a giant tail to enhance his
I said I wouldn’t knit any socks. I knew that I would totally suffer from second sock syndrome, so I never even considered knitting socks. Then I learned magic loop while knitting my son’s armor. Suddenly socks didn’t seem so bad. These are the tutorial
I was almost done two weeks ago, but had the unfortunate problem of having way too much fabric in the hand… I had to frog it down to the ribbing and re-knit it with size 1 needles. Now, they fit! I did an inch of
Knit washcloth in the shape of a cupcake. https://www.flickr.com/photos/shelkennon/2356900930/
I finished up the two-hour purse by using hand-painted roving and my needle-felting tools and freeforming some cool swirls. Jay picked the roving because she wants the purse as a present for her birthday. Here’s the Front: and the back: I also felted a circular
Friday night we went to the kids’ school to check out their science fair projects. Jesse’s project was about the stages of tadpole development. Unfortunately, all the tadpoles died to they got a frog that still had a bit of a tail. Jay
Not-so-average washcloth done! Originally uploaded by Shel Kennon
A little more than a week before K returns to work and I got the green blanket buddy done! And in February as well. I guess it’s kind of fitting that a bunny project would be finished on leap day. Another project done for year
Stupid crappy yarn keeps breaking… After the third time I realized that it wouldn’t hold up to being played with, so I finished up what I could, took photos and threw it away. OK, that part hurt….
Crocheted using Noro Sumile. Had to do something until my actual skin gets here from Amazon on Friday….
Tried to knit it, but it just wouldn’t be happy.
Got needle felting tools for my birthday. Just made this little guy. :)
Baby Pixie Stocking Cap This fits her! My first knitted hat….