Wow, that’s such cool stuff! I was wondering how you tried a knit sweater on mid-way without dropping stitches. Crochet is easy, just one loop!
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Yeah I miss that convenience for sure. At least I’ve moved past being terrified at dropping stitches.
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Oh that’s cool!!
And, that’s a lovely lot of Noro. I’m a big fan, some of my absolute favourite finished items are Noro, although I know some people don’t like working with it. I hope you really enjoy trying it!
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I do not need more yarn
I do not need more yarn
I have a coupon for more yarn
I do not need more yarn
I…
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We’ll still love you.
(Don’t look at my yarn purchases from last month…)
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I’m destashing bitty scrappy bits into teacher gifts & items to donate to the charity bazaar.
These projects barely make a dent but I have a pretty big recipient list for coaster sets & Rob’s asked me for those, tote bags & zipper pouches for his yoga therapy class mates so that should use up at least some, right? And our friend is expecting, she gets another little quilt. I think I’ll try wonky triangles, she loves colour & that takes very little precision so I won’t suffer too much through it 
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Used up some silver spray paint on these! Also put to use the 3 wood sea creatures that have been in my stash for probably 18 years! YAS!!!
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First binding project in 10+ years complete! Cattywampus as heck but made entirely with stash material and tools scavenged from around the house.
Size is quarter US letter, so roughly 4.25 x 5.5 inches (10.8 x 14 cm)
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It’s beautiful!
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Thanks! I knew there was a reason I’d been holding on to that paper since …2006?
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Excellent choice!
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Beautiful!
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Gorgeous! you do such lovely, neat work.
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Love the pattern on the cover (is that what it’s called?). Kind of like ferns or peacock feathers.
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I think it’s supposed to be stylized peacock feathers. It came in a pack of William Morris / Craftsman movement themed scrapbook paper and I had to put the pattern sideways because of the grain direction. But in the small size that just turns it into an interesting abstract.
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That might make a cool wallpaper pattern for a small space, like a powder room.
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Truly lovely!
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Destash with us in the prayer flag swap! It is the perfect way to use up those odds and ends.
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Back to destashing tiny yarn balls, must make room for all the new yarn I got. So more gift bags…one with worsted scraps and one with fingering held double
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These are fabulous! What a beautiful way to use those small bits!
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