Okay, I know I can't make the dress or jacket. But I want to make some of those Round Fabric Thingies (they have a name, I know, but I seem not to have bothered to remember it). The outfit is from Pocka Booka via Design Sponge. I want to dolly up an old jersey with some RFTs.
Since I'm probably not going to get a real live puppy, I might as well make myself one of these. But not in green, I think. I mean, who wants a green puppy? Oh. Maybe this is not a puppy... (From ... oops, I don't know ...)
Now this seems super simple. I mean, even I will be able to make this doll. (From Fruenswerk2 if you look here)
Granny squares! Actually, I have some lovely off-white cotton yarn from Prince Albert. I want to crochet a cushion cover with it. (From Purlbee via evencleveland.) I'm pretty sure I should be able to do it. I did after all crochet a monstrous Purple Triffid brooch, didn't I?
You may recognise this one. It was on my Paper Projects list, until I read the instructions and I realized it's made out of fabric. (from How About Orange)
You may recognise this one. It was on my Paper Projects list, until I read the instructions and I realized it's made out of fabric. (from How About Orange)
I'm quite keen on this lovely pompom conceived and created by the elegant and clever editor of Into Construction. Maybe I can try and make a tango version?
Just love this doll from Inside A Black Apple! She is super-cute and it will be fun to try and make one. Just hoping Ms Mirabelle will not be too upset or jealous. Once again I promise to post the results of each of my projects. I can already hear Ms Mirabelle sniggering from inside the box where I'm storing her until proofreading season is over ...
5 comments:
We call those roundies- yo-yo's and they are super easy to make!Love the dog (?) and the girl, but you know...MIRABELLE!!!
I cannot WAIT to see the results of these projects! They all look so lovely. 'Specially like the RFTs and the door peep-hole decorative thingy!
I love your choices, the doll is really cute. And granny squares are crazy addictive, it's hard to stop at one!
The green thingy is indeed a dog - in fact that most rare of breeds: a pookle. They're only green,though, after eating too many cupcakes.And please note that the ears are sewn on incorrectly and should be turned through 90 degrees and flop gently outwards.
linda sue - Oh, Mirabelle will survive, I'm sure. Anyway, I've got an entire Psychology text book of develomental theories to try out on her should she suffer any developmental trauma or sibling-related stress, haha!
kendalee - I think the RFT/yo-yo's will be first on my list, they look easy and I have an old thrifted jacket and an old jersey that can do with some pretty-ing up!
heather - You can come look at my results as long as you don't laugh! (or even giggle - remember that I can pick up a giggle across continents ...) I consider you to be the Supergirl of Knitting and Sewing, you know!
anonymous - Hey! So you are the famous Pookle Breeder! Thanks for visiting and for the corrections, I'll be sure to keep them in mind. (PS Is it true that pookles can levitate?)
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