Saturday, March 27, 2010
Friday, March 26, 2010
Zhu Zhu wedding
And how about a Zhu Zhu wedding.
The little outfits are fun to make I only wish I was there to play, too.
Easter Zhu Zhu pets
They're Here!!!! One of the granddaughters has been asking for this since last August. There are 3 children and 3 critters. Of course they needed clothes and sleeping bags (that have straps so they double as carrying cases). the 2 girls were pretty easy, but what does a boy want for his hamster? 

Friday, February 12, 2010
sunset & shadows
Check out my latest wall quilt with applique and some elements of Ricky Tims convergence quilts. I really enjoyed trying some different designs in free motion quilting on this little quilt. I couldn't get out to get more fabrics so I used some black moleskin for the applique and really like the way it turned out.
Tuesday, February 2, 2010
First Leader Ender Project
Monday, February 1, 2010
Monkeys coming together
The Monkeys are coming together. There was a mid-stream change in the layout. The original plan didn't look good to me. Back to the drawing board for borders to get a good bed size quilt.
Thursday, January 28, 2010
Monkey-ing around
Simple fabric and a simple design will highlight the cheerful monkeys. The monkeys came with a suggested layout, but it is for a crib size quilt and our little guy is outgrowing that size quickly. Off to the drawing board.
Wednesday, January 27, 2010
Quilt Collaboration
Tuesday, January 26, 2010
Felted Rocks Tutorial
Felted Rocks Tutorial Here is a tutorial for felting rocks. This is not the one I used, but I can't find the one I first saw. I think it has been deleted. This one is very similar.
This is the third kind of felting that I have done. In my first knitting class we knitted and felted a bag. In the second class, a hat. Since then I have felted some old wool sweaters and blazers to use for other projects. The baby shoes, HERE were made from wool from one of the blazers. If you have accidentally shrunk/felted a wool/cashmere item, I have another project in mind. Don't throw them away, I need them.
This is the third kind of felting that I have done. In my first knitting class we knitted and felted a bag. In the second class, a hat. Since then I have felted some old wool sweaters and blazers to use for other projects. The baby shoes, HERE were made from wool from one of the blazers. If you have accidentally shrunk/felted a wool/cashmere item, I have another project in mind. Don't throw them away, I need them.
Sunday, January 24, 2010
Felted Rocks
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