Whip Up Tutorials. Lark Craft’s upcoming book Heart-Felt Holidays: 40 Festive Felt Projects to Celebrate the Seasons is the follow-up to Fa La La La Felt. The book comes out in April, but Lark Crafts are starting the fun early by offering this Mushroom love brooch project by Lisa Jordan . Mushroom love brooch project by Lisa Jordan What You Need Templates – see image below Basic sewing supplies (needle, thread, thimble etc) Turquoise, white, yellow, and red felted garment wool or wool felt, Plus dark gray felt (optional, see Tip) White, red, turquoise, and yellow embroidery floss Pin/brooch back Fabric glue (optional) What you need to do: ONE: Using the templates provided, cut one small heart from the turquoise felt, one medium heart from the white felt, and one large heart from the yellow felt.
Button-up Cup Cosy This cute and cheerful cup cosy would make a great gift, or else you might like to make a few to brighten up your tea set for when guests visit. Materials Step 1. Step 2: Sew together Materials: Tools: The Dogwalker Hat « Redshirt Knitting Blog. This hat is easy to knit, cozy, chic, and casual. Although the design is simple, this is the most popular pattern I have created so far. The hat always gets rave reviews from everyone who has received one! This watch cap-style hat is only 54 stitches around, which makes it a quick knit, with a flexible fit. It’s a perfect choice for a gift when you aren’t sure of the recipient’s exact head measurements. Cascade 220 provides stability and structure, while Cascade Pastaza’s 50% llama content makes it warm and soft. Download the free pattern on Ravelry. The hat is worked with two strands of yarn held together, knit bottom-up in the round. Be sure to check out my other free knitting patterns while you’re here.
The Making of The Small Times Newspaper | LeafClutter. If you've received one of our World's Smallest Packages in the last few months, you've got a genuine copy of The Small Times newspaper in your hands. As part of our recent collaboration with Chronicle Books to produce the World's Smallest Post Service stationery set, we created this itty bitty fictional newspaper. And it's not just the newspaper that's small, but every article and image is tiny themed too! Thanks to Jason Sacher, my wonderful editor at Chronicle Books, for daring to approve the inclusion of this totally unnecessary, but ultimately incredible, addition to the stationery set. Read all about it! Here's what The Small Times looks like all crumpled up in one of our World's Smallest Packages: "You're as cute as a... " Call for Submissions We began with an open call for submissions among our wonderful circle of friends - for articles, advertisements, classifieds, whatever their whimsy might dictate.
Here's the early mockup we used for scale and layout purposes. Extra! When It’s Too Hot To Knit: Laundry « Redshirt Knitting Blog. By Erika, on August 6th, 2009 Another thing I like to do when it isn’t knitting weather is wash my existing knitting. The smaller pieces (hats and gloves) are actually easier for me to wash in winter. Given the correct proximity to the wood stove (about 2 feet), smaller items will dry overnight when I’m burning wood.
Bigger items, like my Drops 103-1 sweater, are more difficult to dry in winter. My home is small, so washing this sweater in winter means constantly stepping over and around it for the 5-6 days it takes to dry. Much easier to wash it in summer, when I can lay it outside on the porch, and out of the way! It still took 5-6 days to dry, but at least it wasn’t under foot. Washing bulky knitting in the humid Pacific Northwest is an exercise in patience. The big local news is the new traffic circle that’s opened in Anacortes. Traffic circles are relatively common here at high-traffic rural intersections. The Dogwalker Hat « Redshirt Knitting Blog. Leafcutter Designs - Projects, Paper Goods & Toys. Knitting Projects | Free Creative Knitting Patterns by Lea Redmond. Babynest mönster + beskrivning. (Om ni vill ha beskrivningen snabbt i pdf format så maila mig på josefijn(a)gmail.com.
Om ni lägger en kommentar här istället så kan det ta myyycket längre, bara så ni är förvarnade.) Jag har gjort ett babynest med egen design som jag tycker att är lätt att sy:) Båda mina barn har trivts bra i det och det har varit jättebra att ha med om vi sovit någon annanstans än hemma för det är välbekant för bebisen. För att sy ett babynest behövs följande: Ca 1 meter tyg (t.ex. lakantyg)Ca 2 meter vadd på rulleSytråd2,5 meter kantband3 meter snöre Klipp ut delen enligt måtten på bilden(60cm brett, 75cm högt och 15cmx15cm nere) i dubbelt tyg. (Om man vill kunna använda babynestet i mer än ca 3 månader så kan man göra det längre än 75 cm) Sy runt kanterna, men lämna upp nertill från mitten av "kurvan" till den andra "kurvan". Vänd "påsen" till rätsida och nåla fast kantbandet längs hela sömmen.
Sy fast kantbandet i båda kanterna som på bilden. Klipp ut vadd till botten av babynestet. Lycka till! GIRAFF-MÖNSTER. Här fár ni mönstret till "Giraffen". Ni fár det utan färgbyten dá jag överláter till var och en att virka sitt eget djur. Jag ger er huvud och kropp och förslag pá öron, svans, ben, horn och hár. Det är givetvis fritt fram att experimentera. Gör kroppen längre, tjockare/ halsen kortare. Ni har fria händer. Ha det sá kul! Giraffen är virkad efter samma princip som amigurumis dvs med fasta maskor och runt, runt utan luftmaskor eller smygmaskor när man byter varv.
Bottenplattan/magen virkas oval Lägg upp 17 lm Varv 1 : Virka 4 fm i 2:a lm, 14 fm, 4 fm i sista lm, 14 fm = 36 fm Varv 2 : *2 fm i nästa fm* = 8fm, 14 fm, *2fm i nästa fm* = 8fm, 14 fm = 44fm Varv 3 : *1 fm, 2 fm nästa fm* = 12 fm, 14 fm, *1 fm, 2 fm i nästa fm* = 12 fm, 14 fm = 52 fm Varv 4 : *2 fm, 2 fm i nästa fm* = 16 fm, 14 fm, *2 fm, 2 fm i nästa fm* = 16 fm, 14 fm = 60 fm Varv 5 . *3 fm, 2 fm i nästa fm* = 20 fm,14 fm, *3 fm, 2 fm i nästa fm* = 20 fm, 28 fm = 68 fm (dvs avsluta varv 5 mitt bak, nu räknas alla varv härifrán)
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