Thursday, 31 January 2008
Peyote beaded bracelet
I finished my first peyote stitched bracelet. I need to get smaller jump rings, and find a soldering iron to keep it from pulling apart.
It's not bad for a first attempt...but I am hoping to get better at tension. I haven't quite mastered that yet!
Wednesday, 23 January 2008
Lizia Kate April
Tuesday, 22 January 2008
January Xmas Ornament
The Aussie Cross Stitch Internet group I belong to are doing a challenge this year, from the Just Cross Stitch Christmas Ornament 2007 magazine. Each month we vote for our favourite 2 ornaments from 8-10 ornaments. Once the voting is over, you can stitch one of the top 3 designs.
Here is my ornament from The Sweetheart Tree, called Noel Xmas Bell pull. I don't know anyone called Noel, so I changed the name in the middle ;)
The design calls for beads as well, but I am trying to use what I have, and not buy any extra stash for these projects, using left over fabric, and threads I have. So I used french knots instead(white...hard to see in the photo)
It's a very late Xmas present for my friend Anne, I hope she likes it!
Monday, 21 January 2008
Tumbler blocks
Saturday, 19 January 2008
Swirly Girl Socks
This is the first skein of wool I have used from Tausendschon, and I will be back to buy more! It is lovely to work with, and the colours are fabulous!!
Needles:2.5 mm Yarn
Indian Spices from Tausandschon, Saarbrucken, Germany
The Pattern is from an Australian magazine called Yarn.
A swirly patttern without using cable needles, pattern designed for Tofutsies Yarn, Southwest Trading Company.
I really love these ones, and they are great on my feet!
Needles:2.5 mm Yarn
Indian Spices from Tausandschon, Saarbrucken, Germany
The Pattern is from an Australian magazine called Yarn.
A swirly patttern without using cable needles, pattern designed for Tofutsies Yarn, Southwest Trading Company.
I really love these ones, and they are great on my feet!
Wednesday, 16 January 2008
Tidal Wave Socks
I bought this great ball of wool in Melbourne, the lady said I only need one ball for a pair of socks….I was not convinced! But this pattern says it only uses one ball..
YIPPEE! I had lots of wool left, and I did an extra 2 pattern repeats!….I could have even done another 2 pattern repeats and had wool left over! These are comfy to wear!
Pattern Tidal Wave Socks by Deby Lake
http://soysilk.com/patterns/free.html
Needles: 2.5 mm
Yarn: South West Trading Company Tofutsies
Tuesday, 15 January 2008
The things you can knit
This was a poster on the side of the bus stop at Theodore Heuss Platz.
It translates to "Grandma means well"
I won't be knitting one of these in the near future...but it made me laugh. The other people at the bus stop looked at me oddly when I was taking this photo! Some days it just pays to have your camera in your handbag!
Tuesday, 1 January 2008
2008 fabric stash photo
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