I collected my parcel and promptly forgot to take a picture of my haul before I started using some of it. At any rate, the acquisition of some iron-on fleece led to me being able to finish these additions to the Christmas box...
- You HAVE to go and see what my friend Kim has made for her granddaughter... so very adorable! Go HERE to see!
- I think I sent you to a link last year to make THESE, but I thought a refresher wouldn't hurt.
- Have a peek through the galleries of THIS artist!
-Really wish my knitting skills were up to attempting THIS. Our wee grandie would love it!
Today's quote...
The little dolls are adorable!
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DeleteI like that quote :) And the cottage is cute - reminds me of a tea cozy pattern I saw ages ago. I was very tempted to make one even though I don't use a tea cozy. The way my brain works I'd probably forget the teapot was under it and spend two days looking for that teapot. How did you use the iron-on fleece in your bags?.
ReplyDeleteI liked that cottage too, although I'm not at all sure my knitting skills would be up to making it. As for the iron-on fleece - it serves as the batting/somewhat stiffener to give the tote enough body to stand on it's own.
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Deleteamaze amaze amaze!!! you and Kim are both amazing!!!
ReplyDeleteI agree that Kim is, but not so sure about me!
DeleteReally lovely additions to the Christmas box.
ReplyDeleteGod bless.
Hopefully the recipients will like them...thank you.
DeleteI did pop over to Kim's blog, those little doll's she made for her grand daughter were just so cute.
ReplyDeleteAren't they though? I can't imagine making them myself because they're so small.
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