Following are some much-delayed photos done by a horrible photographer (me!) of the few things I have created but either not sold or gifted yet. (Now I am wishing that I was not such a procastinator and had photographed the dozens of other hooky creations!!)
Almost all of my pattern books I found at a yard sale for a mere 25 cents each--brand new from a craft store rep. My own little piece of heaven!! Now I can't wait to paint the studio--I will reveal when it is all finished--which knowing me, will be many months!
I'll show the pink name box later . . .
This is one of my yarn wreaths with felted flowers. It actually is a great seller at the boutique so I need to make several more. I especially like the daffodil (but don't really like the mum--it makes it all too crowded looking somehow.) I can fix that--duh!
(I also added some felted fortune cookies with twill tape 'fortunes' for fun.) The colors represent:
pink = meat/fish
orange = fish roe
green = avocado
white = rice
black = nori (seaweed)
Unrolled it is just a stripey skinny scarf
I have actually tried them with buttons so that they can be rolled up and buttoned, but tying them seems to be more appealing.
The vintage-looking treasure in the background is actually a twin-size blanket made for Lizzie which took me what seems like forever. I love it! I made it with about 20 different colors of yarn of all different combinations for each flower. I did make one flower completely white to remind Lizzie of the Savior.
A little caterpillar amigurumi. Don't ask me why but it made me think of "take your friend to work day" so I made him a mini leash. This was my first attempt at brushing wool. I love that it made him fuzzy. Now I want to try it with angora!
An autumny version of the yarn wreath
I love the acorns! And buttons make me happy!
This little turtle has an attitude--his face looks kinda serious. Eric suggested I put buttons on his back for spots--who can resist a button! And he named him Shelly. Hmmm . . . a tomboy turtle?
I made this wall hanging out of mercerized cotton. It drapes so well. I'm giving it to a gal up the street who just had a little babe. Maybe it will be handy in the nursery for toys or sweet little baby things. Or maybe she can use it near her nursing station?
1. There are no pockets in this rather large bag
2. I need to figure out how to secure the handles from spinning around. When one spins and not the other they get very wonky. They should be circles and not ovals which would have made this a non-issue. Stupid me.
3. I am resisting finishing it because it requires lots of hand-sewing of flower rings--purple ones, too--and beads to each of the flower centers. I am not so good with this type of handiwork!
3. I am resisting finishing it because it requires lots of hand-sewing of flower rings--purple ones, too--and beads to each of the flower centers. I am not so good with this type of handiwork!
Thanks for looking!!
I love all of your beautiful creations. You truly are an artist ma! They are all so amazing! Your photography is brilliant too. I love my amazing mom. im so proud to be called your daughter! i love you mom!
ReplyDeleteMy Lucy is fawning all over the pictures of your creations! "Wow, she does a lot, huh?!" You go, Sue! Stephanie would probably kill for one of those granny square afghans. (spelling?) You are the queen!
ReplyDeleteI have been thinking a lot about you and need to call. I have a funny story for you about babysitting. I hope I remember the right story, when I finally talk to you!
Hugs!
Cute creations....I had NO IDEA you did all this! You are VERY talented! I sure miss you!
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