So what about the bubbas. They can join in too with these sweet little sneaker booties. Check them out in my online store.
Tuesday, April 8, 2014
Baby Booties....Converse style
We all love Converse right. The shoe that has been around for many generations and is quite ok for Mum, Dad and kids to wear. Coolness for the whole family.
So what about the bubbas. They can join in too with these sweet little sneaker booties. Check them out in my online store.
So what about the bubbas. They can join in too with these sweet little sneaker booties. Check them out in my online store.
Sunday, March 23, 2014
Hula Hoop Floor Rug
I recently stumbled upon a great project on Spoonful . It was the Hula Hoop Floor Rug and looked like a great project for kids to do. My little Miss 12 rose to the challenge and before long she was weaving her little heart out and creating a gorgeous colourful rug for her room.
I also expected that it would produce a larger rug than it did , but still it is a good size for dressing table or bathroom mat.
So after lots of weaving in and out, in and out, round and round, it was ready to be cut free from the hoop. And the result is this.
HULA HOOP WOVEN FLOOR MAT |
Funky Monkey seems to like it too
Labels:
hula hoop floor rug,
kids project,
upcycled
Friday, March 21, 2014
Blooming Flower Cushion and Crochet Floor Rug
Today I would love to show you my finished "Blooming Flower" cushion which is one of the popular projects from Attic 24 blog . This has been one of my "on the go" projects for a while, usually there are about half a dozen things "on the go" so to get one finished is Awesome!!
BLOOMING FLOWER CROCHET CUSHION |
I also have a few floor mats "on the go" too. They are my latest obsession . My first one I made using old t-shirts but found that I needed about 7 t-shirts for one mat. And as the family was getting a little nervous about their t-shirts going missing I had to find an alternative.
Luckily I have a huge fabric stash and was recently given a lot ,of which I would never be able to sew up into anything wearable, so guilt free fabric cutting began.
Firstly I was just using the stretch fabric as it formed into yarn really nicely, but after a bit of experimenting I found I could really use any sort of fabric (the softer the better though).
So this cream and black one is made out of stretch, and used up around 3 metres of fabric.
CROCHET FABRIC FLOOR RUG |
Traditionally the rag rugs were made using cottons so I thought I would see how it worked up . So far so good, nice and thick and surprisingly quite soft.
Let my new obsession have no limits.................
Labels:
blooming flower cushion,
Crochet,
rag rug,
upcycling
Monday, September 23, 2013
The Goddess Shawl
Happy Monday World. I hope it has started off well for you all.
One of my constant battles is making really nice things and wanting to keep them all for myself. I am usually pretty good but lately I have been trying a few new patterns and making things to spoil myself. The rainbow pixie hooded infinity scarf that I showed you last week (if you missed it Click Here), is one that I really have to keep .
But today I want to show you a Shawl that was a bit of a challenge for me but overall I am very happy with the result. The pattern can be found here GODDESS SHAWL. I was a little put off by the comments made by people who had tried this pattern as there seemed to be a few errors and a bit of confusion on a few of the rows. Overall however it worked out quite true to the pattern for me, but it did make me think and work hard.
Mine does seem to be alot fuller than the original pattern photo but perhaps it was the type of yarn I used. It is fine though as if I want to I can bunch up the extra fullness towards the front and have it kind of like a scarf.
So here we have it - The Goddess Shawl - pattern By: Karen Drouin for Naturally Caron
One of my constant battles is making really nice things and wanting to keep them all for myself. I am usually pretty good but lately I have been trying a few new patterns and making things to spoil myself. The rainbow pixie hooded infinity scarf that I showed you last week (if you missed it Click Here), is one that I really have to keep .
But today I want to show you a Shawl that was a bit of a challenge for me but overall I am very happy with the result. The pattern can be found here GODDESS SHAWL. I was a little put off by the comments made by people who had tried this pattern as there seemed to be a few errors and a bit of confusion on a few of the rows. Overall however it worked out quite true to the pattern for me, but it did make me think and work hard.
Mine does seem to be alot fuller than the original pattern photo but perhaps it was the type of yarn I used. It is fine though as if I want to I can bunch up the extra fullness towards the front and have it kind of like a scarf.
So here we have it - The Goddess Shawl - pattern By: Karen Drouin for Naturally Caron
Sunday, September 8, 2013
Friday, September 6, 2013
I'm Back.
Hellllllooooooo World. If anyone is still out there then thanks for sticking around. I have not blogged for a very long time , infact nearly a year, which I find hard to believe but it's true. The dates don't lie.
So I guess I just got to a point where offline creating was more fun than online networking but I also love to share what I have been doing. So time to share. After all Sharing is Caring.
I have them available for sale HERE
I am loving how this one turned out. It is a pixie hoodie with an infinity scarf. Colourful, functional and so adorable. I can not get enough of Rainbows.
So I guess I just got to a point where offline creating was more fun than online networking but I also love to share what I have been doing. So time to share. After all Sharing is Caring.
Its all about colour
How funky are these hats? I love the rainbow colours, they are so addictive and you can't help but be happy looking at them. Nice and lightweight which makes them perfect for the inbetween seasons.I have them available for sale HERE
I am loving how this one turned out. It is a pixie hoodie with an infinity scarf. Colourful, functional and so adorable. I can not get enough of Rainbows.
So the plan is to pop back here every week to show you what I am making or have made. I usually have about 6 things on the go at once so there is always something to show.
You can find me on Facebook for daily updates.
Wednesday, October 31, 2012
Last Day - Blogtober - Halloween
Happy Halloween Everyone!!
You know , it's that crazy day of the year, that nobody really understands however the kids get excited because it is all about dress ups and lollies.
I love that is very theatrical and you must admit the pumpkins looks pretty funky.
Just not sure what all the spooky , creepiness is all about.
I have been having a bit of creative block lately! Hence the reason I have not shown you much of what I have made lately. Life got a little crazy for a few months, and with me staying full time in hospital with my little girl , my priorities were shifted and it is taking me a while to get back on track. My creative outlet though is something I love to do, and it is a big part of who I am , so when you get stuck and are just not sure what direction you want to take ( or what to even make) it is hard.
So yesterday, I grabbed my hook and yarn with no real plan on what I was going to make - I just needed to make something! And despite my lack of direction, pattern or ideas I am pretty pleased with what I made. It needs a little finishing off so I will show you on I MADE IT MONDAY..
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