Made a Christmas dress for Kendall using a pattern from Wonderful Wellies on Etsy. Pattern link below.
https://www.etsy.com/listing/584164281/two-shirts-and-a-dress-pattern-for
Made a Christmas dress for Kendall using a pattern from Wonderful Wellies on Etsy. Pattern link below.
https://www.etsy.com/listing/584164281/two-shirts-and-a-dress-pattern-for
Made to fit a 14.5″ American Girl Wellie Wisher Doll.
Bernat baby softee yarn (3ply)
3.75 mm hook
Make two for front of sweater:
Round 1) Ch. 4. 6 DCsinto first ch. Ch. 3 (counts as first DC here and for the rest of pattern) turn.
Round 2) DC in first st. 2 double in next 6 sts. Ch. 3 turn.
Round 3) DC in first st. DC in next st. *2 DC in next st. One DC in next st. Repeat from * to last DC. Finish off. Leave end for sewing
Back:
Round 1: Ch. 17. Dc in 4th ch from hook. DC in each st. Across. Ch. 3 turn
Round 2: DC in each st. Across. Ch. 3 turn.
Round 3: DC in each st. Across. Ch 2 turn.
Round 4: DC in each st across except for last st. Ch 2 turn
Round 5: DC in each st. Across except last st. Ch 2. Turn.
Round 6. DC in each st. Across except last st. Finish off leaving long end of sewing.
Sew four stitches together at shoulder seam.
Sew two rows together at waist.
Edging: single crochet around edge. 1 st. In each stitch around doing 2 st.s per stitch when needed around curve.
Sleeve: join in back of arm whole. Sc. 15 st. Evenly around. Ch. 3
Round 2: DC in each st. Around until last 2. DC two together. Slst to join round. Ch. 3
Round 3. DC in each stitch around. Slst together. Ch 3.
Round 4. Repeat round 2
Round 5-8 repeat round 3 leaving off ch. 3 in finally round
Round 9 ch. 1, 1 sc in eat st. Slst together. Finish off.
Repeat for second sleeve
Finished making a Blue, Plaid style baby Afghan this morning. Made from Bernet Baby Soft Yarn.
Pattern for blocks is
R.1 ch. 4, sl.st. into first st. To form ring.
Rd. 2 ch. 3, 2 DC. Ch. 2, *3 dc. Ch. 2 repeat from * two more times. Sl.st. into top of ch. 3
Rd. 3 ch 3, DC. In each stick across. 2 DCs, ch 2, 2 DC in ch-2 space. Repeat pattern all the way around. And sl.st. together.
Rd. 4-6. Repeat pattern.
Made a Crocheted Pig for Ginny.
While traveling in northern Minnesota this spring I purchased a charm-pack filled with purple, green, and brown fabric squares. My momma’s favorite color is purple so I figured I would make something for her from it. She had asked a number of times for a new purse so I decided to use the charm-pack and make a purse from it. I cut the blocks down to 4 1/2 inches arranged them how I’d like them for a purse. I was only 3 blocks short for the entire purse so only part of the lining is made from my fabric stash – the rest of the quilt (including the handles which used four squares each) was made from the charm-pack.
Over the summer I have been working on doing some huck weaving. I like to keep a stash of baby gifts laying around so I was working on huck-weaving some bibs. On the blue fish baby bib I used a book-mark pattern on hereandabove.com to try something new. I used pearl-cotton thread and I thought it worked nicely.
Over the spring and summer I worked on a few small projects. I also long-armed a double-bed quilt, and worked on a donation projects (neither one are pictured) besides these few projects.
This Irish Chain quilt was made from 1860’s Reproduction fabrics for my sister-in-law for her birthday. I used Eleanor Burns book, Irish Chain in a Day, for a pattern. I made the top from start to finished on January 16, 2015. I finished hand quilting the top the second to last week of April, 2015.