yarns and musings: For Lady Linoleum!

Wednesday, October 26, 2005

For Lady Linoleum!

Here Regina, I took a pic just for you!

3 comments:

noricum said...: Oooo... cute!; 3:42 PM
ladylinoleum said...: Oooooh, I don't have this one. What's his/her name?; 12:49 PM
Jewels said...: now that big headed one eyed toothy little pink kitty is cute cute cute.; 9:22 PM

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Hippie Chick Shawl-$2.99

Perfect for every tree-hugging, peace-loving hippie chick at heart. Inspired by a vintage pattern that I redesigned, made with the amazing Knit Picks Chroma worsted weight yarn. No matter which colorway you choose, no one shawl will have the same colorway, which makes them each unique and one of a kind. The colorway used for this was Pegasus. Great for an advanced beginner.

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Felted Carry-All Crochet Tote/Basket-$1.99

This is an easy to create bag using Knit Picks Wool of the Andes Bulky, double stranded and is strong enough to use as a tote for the library, grocery store, projects. It's also sturdy enough to stand up on it's own as a basket for projects, magazines and even for guest towels in the bathroom, etc. Perfect for a beginner to intermediate crocheter. Felted measurements are 9" across the bottom, 10" tall (not including handles) and 31 1/2" around. Full instructions for making this and felting instructions included. This is done in a spiral method with no seam joining.

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Scarfalicious Lacy Scarf-$1.99

Made with Knit Picks Imagination Fingering weight yarn (or any of their fingering weight yarn) for warmer weather or any of their Sport weight cotton/cotton blend yarn for a great scarf for Spring or Summer in air-conditioned offices. Advanced Beginner pattern. Click picture to take you to the Knit Picks site to purchase.

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Lady in Red Felted Crochet Bag-$1.99

Easy to make felted bag using Knit Picks Wool of the Andes Worsted Weight 100% wool yarn. Click picture to take you to the Knit Picks site to purchase.

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Wednesday, October 26, 2005

For Lady Linoleum!

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