Somehow I managed to finish these 2 toddler bibs today. The coordinating fabric along the bottoms are crumbcatchers. I just used a bib I already have as a general template.
I have nothing new to post right now. We have guests this week so I won't be working on any projects. I will however be teaching my sister-in-law to knit! I'm excited - hopefully I'm a good teacher. And here are some ideas for future projects... Bunting (never knew it was called that) for my son's birthday Apron Hobo bag
I have now completed 2 Margaret Sling Bags. I have 1 more child-sized bag to go. I had some extra tinkerbell fabric, so I whipped this one up in just a day and a half for a birthday gift:
I made a little poncho for my son Tuesday night. It was so easy! I followed some pretty easy instructions I found online to make the poncho and to add a hood .
I rarely make anything for myself. I am ok with that, really I am, because I truly enjoy making things for others. However, I've made a purse for myself using the Fat Quarter Skrappysak pattern . Here is the finished product!!!
I've been asked by a friend/family member to make a few items. I'll be making some super cute girly stuff. Some bibs ... And 2 Margaret Sling Bags (one will be smaller for a child) ... I can't wait to get started on these. I hope they are easy and fun to make.
I made this blanket for my cousin's daughter... due to make her entrance into the world sometime in early May. I hope she enjoys it for many years to come!
I've been seeing these cute little crayon holders online for awhile now. I decided I would try my hand at making a few. This is the first one I've made so far. It will be for my son once he's old enough to color with crayons and not eat them. I have a few more in the works for gifts. Here is the tutorial I used On a roll . It is really easy and fun to make.
I am one of those crazy cloth diaper using mama's. I also like to knit. The love of the two joined to create this: It's a knit diaper cover made from wool yarn. Unfortunately, I did not make it large enough... so I then made one out of this yarn: I lightly felted it (shocked the wool with cold and hot temps to make a denser fabric). It works wonderfully!