this will be my last post for a bit as i need to focus on getting aydin's grade 2 year planned out & tying up some loose ends before we go on vacation...
i hope that you all have a lovely rest of july & we'll check back in the beginning of august!
first up a few recent knitting & crafting projects...
a gorgeous knit rainbow snail for our friend caleb...
he loves anything & everything rainbow, & lately spirals have caught his eye...so this was perfect!
a gorgeous rainbow pouch (also for our friend caleb)...
i absolutely LOVE the way this one turned out & will have to make another 1 (or 10!) soon...;)
an army green pouch for our friend jacob...
sweet spring chicks...(the pattern is from "
these would be perfect for a spring nature table...
these flower fairies are for the bits of goodness, "summer nature table swap"...
inspired by "felt wee folk", they are so fun to make & each has her own personality...and lastly, we had a discovery at breaffast...
aydin spotted this little caterpillar, which will one day become a monarch butterfly...
aydin spotted this little caterpillar, which will one day become a monarch butterfly...
he was a stow-away on this wildflower bouquet that we have on our kitchen table...;) here's to endless possibilities & miraculous transformations...CHEERS!
eek! i LOVE your fairies! if only i had made the time to join that swap....
ReplyDeleteHi there! Thanks for stopping by. :-) The pattern is here: http://maehegirl.blogspot.com/2010/04/lil-bean-pilot.html
ReplyDeleteAlso, the Babynaming Giveaway is still going on on my blog. Come on over if you haven't signed up already. :-)
http://maehegirl.blogspot.com/2010/07/tata-babynaming-giveaway.html
Blessings,
Cadi
You are so talented! Love your stuff! Sweet goodness.
ReplyDeleteWhat magnificent creations! I hope you have a wonderful time on your trip.
ReplyDeleteJessie, I love all the knit items you've been making. The snail is quite cute! By the way, we received one of your gorgeous little flower fairies in the Summer Nature Table Swap...we love her!! Thanks mama!
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ReplyDeleteUm...caterpillar will become a Black Swallowtail. Monarch caterpillars are white, black and yellow striped. Which might be cute with your i-cord snail technique... :)
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