Okay, so I want to experiment with color in felting. And all the sources I have read, stress the fact that for color-work like intarsia and Fair Isle/Nordic to felt up evenly, it has to be the exact same wool, preferably the same brand. I was at the Goodwill sweater-diving again, and found a beautiful […]
Howdy! This post is mostly instructions on how I made the little red bag; it’s like the big red bag, only, little. With surface texture and BOBBLES! They felt up so CUTE! The images are all medium-sized, but there are a lot, so it may take a while to load. Now,
The Big Red Bag is finally done! This is made from the thrift store red sweater. It was a thoroughly satisfying experience overall; from ripping it apart to making something new.
I posted some pictures of my Tarot Card box/pouch last night late, but the computer entirely ate the information that I had typed in about how it was made. This isn’t a pattern, per se, because I worked for lengths rather than for numbers of stitches or rows.
Larger images behind cut.
Dream 20031119, 7:00 AM:
How much my face has changed since I lost 30 pounds. June 2001, about 223 pounds October 2003, about 193 pounds
:: doing the one-footed Snoopy Dance:: I got the first sock finished. AND it fits! Yaay! I also poured eight pounds of soap and made eight recipes of bath seltzers. Whew!
I’ve been fascinated with knitting since Peru. I’ve dabbled before, but really wanted to learn more. Something about watching it happening again and again on the trip just kind of made it click. I wanted SOCKS. For some reason, they seem far more compelling to me than scarves (which has been my only previous experience […]