Today’s topic is “6 things you’ve made during your lifetime that you were proud of (can be a craft, a dish, . . . anything).” You can answer this with a list of 6 words, 6 phrases, 6 sentences, 6 paragraphs, 6 photos, 6 videos, etc . . .
I’m a crafty person, so I’ve made a lot of things in my lifetime. Here are six of my favorites:
2. I made this little guy for a swap.
2. Out of all the longies I’ve ever knit, these are my favorite:
3. I made a scrapbook for a friend of mine to give her mom for Mother’s Day and I adore this page with all my heart:
4. I can’t really make flowers, but I’m glad I can make my orchid NOT DIE:
5. I’m also really proud of this dress I knit:
6. I make pretty cool humans, too:
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I test knit this bad boy last week. It was a quick, simple knit and I highly recommend it.
Yarn: Knit Picks Wool of the Andes
Needles: US size 7
I love cloth diapering. It makes me feel all friendly toward the environment, plus there are some adorable diapers out there. On top of that, I love the woolies I make for Timothy. The big complaint I have right now, though, is that Timothy only has one or two t-shirts to wear with his cute shorties. He’s already outgrown those teeny newborn kimono tops, and there are no tees to be found in Target (at a reasonable price). What’s a girl to do?
My Big Plan is to buy a few blank lap tees from Dharma Trading Co. I could just leave them blank, but what would be the fun in that? Too bad I don’t know how to silk screen. I do know how to do applique. So I’ve been browsing etsy for some inspiration.
I’m behind on posting my Monthly Dishcloths. Here are two that I finally blocked. There are two more soaking right now and I’ll get those up soon.
(April: Illusion Egg Hunt)
(March Mid-Month: Windmill)
I can’t stop knitting shorties for him. So far, the ones on top fit him best. He’s so tiny!
