I made these for a friend’s baby.
And now that I have a pattern hammered out, I went ahead and listed them in my shop.
The corn and eggplant are stuffed, but the celery is not.
It’s awfully floppy for a stalk of celery, but that’s okay. 🙂
Category: Crafts
Oh, the weather outside is frightful..
I’ve been knitting again after what feels like a long while.
This hat/scarf conglomeration is for Lyra. It is from Knitty’s Toasty Topper pattern, which I adore. I didn’t make the scarf very wide in the hopes that she will allow it to stay tied beneath her chin. She doesn’t have much of a neck yet anyways.
I used some Frog Tree alpaca that my LYS was closing out and it is wonderfully soft and beautifully purple. I only had a tiny bit remaining out of two skeins.
These wee felted mittens are for Lyra too. I used this pattern, in the 4-6 year old size (Lyra is only a year old). They could be felted a bit more but I like where the size is now, they will probably still fit next year. The hat will fit next year too.
This is how they looked before being felted in the washing machine. I’ll crochet a chain between the two soon.
Half Apron Tutorial
This half apron has a little pocket tucked into the stripe, it is reversible, and the straps are long enough to tie in front or in back.
The measurements of the front panel pieces are very fat quarter friendly.
Pecan Sandies on Etsy
I opened an Etsy store!
It isn’t quite all set up yet, but you can see it at http://pecansandies.etsy.com.
Here is one of my offerings, a Holiday Half Apron.
Craft Armoire
I needed more storage for my crafty stuff. Really, really bad. So I renovated an old armoire.
It was sitting in our garage when we moved in. I knew right away that it had potential, but I wasn’t sure what I wanted to use it for.