

I love them they look even better in person! The pix are fab and I'm just so pumped. I got them so I could start making tons and tons of amigurumi. The problem is deciding where to start. Decisions decisions....
on another note here are some cake's of yarn that I dyes a while ago they've been sitting on top of my bookshelf waiting for me to take pix so that I can put them on my etsy shop. I'm the person who doesn't really like getting hanks of yarn. Well let me rephrase that. I like getting yarn. I just wish they came to me ready to be crafted. so when an idea hits me i can grab a ball or cake or whatever and just get started instead of having to get out my winde


I've also been trying to find a dress to make for Kelly's baby. But I'm having no luck at finding what I wanted to make. So I'm thinking that I may just have to make up a pattern for her.
I'm also testing a pattern for a group I joined I'll share pix when I get finished!
anyways that's what's been happening here. Thanks for stopping by
9 comments:
Your yarn looks really great! My suggestion for the yarn on the right is "jellybean". The one on the left looks like what I've been knitting some socks out of and I call that my "Wiggle" yarn (only because I bought the yarn on my way to the Wiggles concert).
Have fun making all of those amigurumi!
Allena ~ Remember what our dearest friend, Rachael Ray, always says...clean those veggies when you get home and it saves time later. Well I guess that applys to yarn. Remember that it is a brainless activity and you can do your swiffering while watching the TV! Or get cheaper yarn! The stuff I usually get at Walmart or Michaels usually doesn't have to be re-caked! Anyway have fun with the beautiful yarn you made!
i love the yarn... went to your etsy store and only one left! yea, allena!
Be careful! Japanese craft magazines can be totally helplessly addictive! LOL!
You are one busy girl! How do you do it all? LOL
I think it is a great idea to have the yarn already wound. Just an extra nice touch.
Amy
Thanks for the comments about my ruby slippers. If you decide to make them, let me know. I'll email you the files I printed out for the packaging. Love your blog!
I had not stop by in a while and I have to say that you HAVE been busy!!! When is the closing on the house?
Cool patterns!!! And great yarn!
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