Wednesday, July 27, 2011
Monday, October 25, 2010
Button Ornament
I made this ornament years ago, and I honestly can't remember if this is a pattern I came up with, or if I got it from somewhere else. Does this look familiar to anyone?
Tuesday, October 19, 2010
Easter Egg
I designed this a couple year ago, and it cups too much. I have to retry with different stitch counts, but for now, stiffened and blocked into submission, it doesn't look too bad. For obvious reasons, no pattern yet,
Saturday, July 31, 2010
We are back from our big road trip - we drove from Idaho to Yellowstone to South Dakota (Mt. Rushmore, Badlands NP, Devil's Tower...) and then across the middle of the country to Amish country, New York, DC, the Outer Banks, and then back home via the Blue Ridge Mountains and the St. Louis Arch. A week later, we left to travel to the other coast - Seattle and the Olympic Peninsula.
So here are pictures from the two opposite coasts:
Rialto Beach in Northwestern Washington, and Cape Hatteras lighthouse on the Outer Banks, North Carolina.
So here are pictures from the two opposite coasts:
Rialto Beach in Northwestern Washington, and Cape Hatteras lighthouse on the Outer Banks, North Carolina.
Wednesday, June 2, 2010
Fly doodle
Goofy little doodle; you need one black bead and a remnant of thread. Slide bead onto thread, position on ring thread.
Ring 1: 3 --- 1 --- 3 , slide bead into place (beaded picot), 3 --- 1 --- 3, close ring.
Ring 2: 20 ds, close ring; tie bases together, finish off.
--- = long picot for the wings
In other news, I am getting ready for the most driving of my life - we are taking a mother-daughter cross country road trip! All the way from Idaho to New York, DC, the Atlantic Coast, and then back home. I am mighty nervous - I hope our car holds out!
Ring 1: 3 --- 1 --- 3 , slide bead into place (beaded picot), 3 --- 1 --- 3, close ring.
Ring 2: 20 ds, close ring; tie bases together, finish off.
--- = long picot for the wings
In other news, I am getting ready for the most driving of my life - we are taking a mother-daughter cross country road trip! All the way from Idaho to New York, DC, the Atlantic Coast, and then back home. I am mighty nervous - I hope our car holds out!
Wednesday, May 5, 2010
Wednesday, April 28, 2010
Buttonfly
You will need three buttons. Start with upper wings. jtb=joint to button, SLT=shoe lace trick. The joining picots between rings on the wings around the buttons can be adjusted - use larger picots for a larger button, small picots for a small button, to keep the wing from cupping.
R 3-3jtb3-3, ch 3-3-3, R 3j3-3, ch 3-3-3
*R3j3jtb3-3, ch 3-3-3, R 3j3-3, ch 3-3-3* repeat
R 3j3jtb3-3, ch 3-3-3, R 3j3j3, ch 3-3-3, join to base of 1st ring
CH 3 jtb, ch5-2-9, slt
R 3-3-3, ch 3-3-3
*R 3j3-3, Ch 3j3j3 (joins are to upper wing) *R 3j3-3, Ch 3-3-3* repeat 2 more times.
R 3j3j3 - one half is finished
Ch 5
R 3-3-3, ch 3-3-3
* R 3j3-3, ch 3-3-3* repeat 2 more times.
R 3j3-3, ch 3-3-3, R 3j3j3, SLT
ch 9j2j5jtb3
R 3-3jtb3-3, ch 3-3-3 R 3j3-3, ch 3-3-3
* R 3j3jtb3-3, ch 3-3-3, R 3j3-3, ch 3-3-3* repeat
R 3j3jtb3-3, ch 3j3j3 (to lower wing), R 3j3j3, ch 3-3-3, tie into base of first ring of upper wing, hide ends.
Antenna:
R 8, Ch however long you want the antenna to be :-), jtb3jtb, ch, R 8, hide ends.
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