crochet and other crafts
Another quick post, just wanna share a quick project!
I felt like knitting recently and use up some scraps. The transition of the colors started earlier than the pattern calls for because I ran out of yarn!
This may be the last sweet treat for now while I find and think of more treats to add to this line!
Another addition to the Super Cute Foods Line! This time it’s a strawberry milkshake!
It’s National Grape Popsicle Day! That’s all I know about that. So here’s a cute little grape-flavored popsicle to go with the other sweet treats I’ve been working on.
I recently purchased a bunch of patterns by Jennifer Santos at Super Cute Designs.
My first finished project from her patterns is this cute cupcake! It came out as big as a muffin, and oh so delicious!!
These patterns don’t use up too much yarn. So it’s easy to just take any random color of scrap yarn, and you’ll end up with a quirky cute creation!
Jennifer’s patterns (that I’ve purchased so far) are very easy to understand and includes great photos to help you. Photos are placed away from the main instructions, in case you don’t need to print the photos and want to save ink. This cupcake pattern also includes instructions for a cute little strawberry.
Here’s a quick cutie! I should probably make her some friends. My daughter already named her Itchy.
Here’s another cutie that made a recent comeback on my workstation. It’s also been a while since his picture was last taken, so we did another photo shoot for him! Just adorable!
I just wanted to quickly share a recent order, a photography prop set. This worked up faster than I thought it would. Well, it is for a newborn!
The shop has been quite busy lately, but I finally managed to get photos of something I made before orders came in.
I felt like getting my needles out and knit, and use up some yarn my sister found at a thrift store. I started off using circular knitting needles since I don’t need to worry about falling stitches or losing needles. But once I got about halfway through, I switched over to double pointed needles (dpn’s). Luckily, the set I had was long enough! This is especially easier once the decreases started.
My personal queue is still (and probably always will be, right crafters!?) quite lengthy. So you just never know what I’ll be posting next!
Here’s another addition to my Lalaylala creations. Lupo the Lamb!
This one uses a bobble stitch to create the lamb texture. It is also crocheted legs first, then body, and straight up to the top of the head. Which is not for me, so I think I’ll change that next time. I may just use a head from a different Lalylala and attach the head to the body by sewing. This way is easier for me to create a more stable neck.
At this point, there’s nothing much else to say about these dolls anymore. They’re just so darn cute, how can you not share more photos?
Something by Vera 