Wednesday, October 14, 2015
Wednesday, October 7, 2015
Thursday, September 3, 2015
Small Gift Bags
Hello,
Had these small bags for awhile. Finally decorated them.
Here are a few more. The pink and purple were made with 2 pieces of 8 1/2 x 11 card stocks. The Black one was made with 6 x 12 card stock.
I personally enjoyed making my own bags then bought bags to decorate them.
You can fine all these bags at my Etsy shop.
Until next time....
Helen
Had these small bags for awhile. Finally decorated them.
Here are a few more. The pink and purple were made with 2 pieces of 8 1/2 x 11 card stocks. The Black one was made with 6 x 12 card stock.
I personally enjoyed making my own bags then bought bags to decorate them.
You can fine all these bags at my Etsy shop.
Until next time....
Helen
Thursday, August 6, 2015
Tuesday, August 4, 2015
First DreamBird Shawl Finished
Hello,
I know it is Summer, but I still wanted to share my first DreamBird shawl.
My shawl doesn't shape like the original shawl because I used size 4mm and 4 ply yarn. It is very thick and heavy. Now I know why the pattern called for size 3mm knitting needle. I already bought new yarn for another DreamBird shawl. Hopefully the second one will come out nicer.
Until next time....
Helen
I know it is Summer, but I still wanted to share my first DreamBird shawl.
My shawl doesn't shape like the original shawl because I used size 4mm and 4 ply yarn. It is very thick and heavy. Now I know why the pattern called for size 3mm knitting needle. I already bought new yarn for another DreamBird shawl. Hopefully the second one will come out nicer.
Until next time....
Helen
Wednesday, July 29, 2015
DreamBird Shawl Practice
Hello,
When I first saw this dream bird shawl a few year ago, I wanted to make one so badly. I didn't mind paying for the pattern either. But after I read comments from people who followed the pattern, they said the pattern was confusing. Therefore, it hold me back from purchasing the pattern. Not long ago I started to search for tip on making the DreamBird shawl and I found a few that said the pattern was easy to follow. All I need is to follow a one page line by line instruction. I decided to buy the pattern and gave it a tried. Here is my first feather practiced using 4 ply worsted yarn. It took me a long time but I did it the very first try. Very easy to follow just need two stitch markers (I used scrap yarn) and a row counter.
Stay tune for my first completed DreamBird shawl.
Helen
When I first saw this dream bird shawl a few year ago, I wanted to make one so badly. I didn't mind paying for the pattern either. But after I read comments from people who followed the pattern, they said the pattern was confusing. Therefore, it hold me back from purchasing the pattern. Not long ago I started to search for tip on making the DreamBird shawl and I found a few that said the pattern was easy to follow. All I need is to follow a one page line by line instruction. I decided to buy the pattern and gave it a tried. Here is my first feather practiced using 4 ply worsted yarn. It took me a long time but I did it the very first try. Very easy to follow just need two stitch markers (I used scrap yarn) and a row counter.
Stay tune for my first completed DreamBird shawl.
Helen
Wednesday, July 8, 2015
Baby Girl Set
Hello,
I'm here to share a baby set that I made for my niece. Her favorite color is yellow.
The blanket still need blocking. I used Red Heart pattern. You can fine the rose patter here. You need to go to page 10 for the rose pattern. I can't wait to make another one or two with pink or purple.
For this top, the pattern is here.
The baby booties pattern is here.
Until next time.....
Helen
I'm here to share a baby set that I made for my niece. Her favorite color is yellow.
The blanket still need blocking. I used Red Heart pattern. You can fine the rose patter here. You need to go to page 10 for the rose pattern. I can't wait to make another one or two with pink or purple.
For this top, the pattern is here.
The baby booties pattern is here.
Until next time.....
Helen
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