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I love this fabric and obviously I'm going to be making a grocery bag out of it! It would be so nice to use these at the markets but... Would I even want to? The print is just so pretty I don't know if I'll ever have the heart to use it...
Hopefully, I can get over that thought one day and just make the bloody thing.I love this fabric and obviously I'm going to be making a grocery bag out of it! It would be so nice to use these at the markets but... Would I even want to? The print is just so pretty I don't know if I'll ever have the heart to use it... Hopefully, I can get over that thought one day and just make the bloody thing.0 Comments 0 Shares 8 Views -
A few years back, I was in the magical land of Tokyo Disneyland. There I saw the most beautiful print of the stained glass from Beauty and the Beast.
And I ALSO saw the beautiful price attached to the pieces of clothing.
Fast forward till now, and the store I work at also sells this beautiful fabric! I hope to turn it into a skirt one day but I just need the time...A few years back, I was in the magical land of Tokyo Disneyland. There I saw the most beautiful print of the stained glass from Beauty and the Beast. And I ALSO saw the beautiful price attached to the pieces of clothing. Fast forward till now, and the store I work at also sells this beautiful fabric! I hope to turn it into a skirt one day but I just need the time...0 Comments 0 Shares 9 Views -
Creating a _Shrek Core Cardigan_ based on some really nice yarn I got recently! Hope I get to finish it soon as the yarn is quite thick, should be a quick knit!
* Yarn used: **Moda Vera Mawson**, 50% Acrylic 25% Alpaca 25% Wool
* Needles: 5mm and 6mm circular needlesCreating a _Shrek Core Cardigan_ based on some really nice yarn I got recently! Hope I get to finish it soon as the yarn is quite thick, should be a quick knit! * Yarn used: **Moda Vera Mawson**, 50% Acrylic 25% Alpaca 25% Wool * Needles: 5mm and 6mm circular needles0 Comments 0 Shares 7 Views -
Recently, I've been watching Jacksepticeye replay the remastered version of Shadow of the Colossus.
I never really paid attention to the Cloth of Desperation but looking at it, I wonder if I could somehow graft that into a knitting pattern and create it...
It would be really interesting and challenging to do but I hope to do it one day! It reminds me of a tenstitch blanket pattern that's really popular, so I might base the technique needed to create those lines off that!Recently, I've been watching Jacksepticeye replay the remastered version of Shadow of the Colossus. I never really paid attention to the Cloth of Desperation but looking at it, I wonder if I could somehow graft that into a knitting pattern and create it... It would be really interesting and challenging to do but I hope to do it one day! It reminds me of a tenstitch blanket pattern that's really popular, so I might base the technique needed to create those lines off that!0 Comments 0 Shares 23 Views -
This duck print haunts me at work....
I see it everywhere and all I can think about is how soulless they are... Which is exactly why I bought some remnants of it and am turning it into a bag! I've made the Japanese knot bags before so I'm sure it will turn out alright again!This duck print haunts me at work.... I see it everywhere and all I can think about is how soulless they are... Which is exactly why I bought some remnants of it and am turning it into a bag! I've made the Japanese knot bags before so I'm sure it will turn out alright again!0 Comments 0 Shares 6 Views
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