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A RecyclingMultiMediaJointVenture of epic dimensions
wrap with optional additional scarf
fixed by a row of buttons along the front & neck sections
can be worn in many different fun ways
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…and then they landed
the sleepy moon
in silver fishnets…..
Avantgarde
DADA
nonsense knitting
kamikaze crochet
fusion
silver yellow white graphite
premium quality
italian / french
art yarns
vintage effect yarns
scratchy mohair
glitter effects
intuitive mix while processing
mobile yoyo-closure
only for freespirits
& fearless individuals
bonus track:
selfmade skirt
upcycled mini blouse/vest (white)
featured in the alternative show
Back to the torso and legs! After stitching the torso closed, do not cut the yarn but begin the first leg by stitching in one loop only of the first five sc, then turn and stitch in the remaining loop of the same stitches. This is like working the Free Spirit and Mini Free Spirit body and leg backward.
The last round of the leg is worked in the back loop only, leaving the front loops free to make the feet, just like the mini free spirit.
Here is the second leg begun. The most difficult part of crocheting this little doll is the second leg! The first leg keeps getting in the way.
After the legs are complete, cut a length of pipe cleaner twice the length of each leg. Fold in half and twist the halves together. Insert into the opening at the bottom of the leg, then sew the bottom closed, sewing in the back loops only. No stuffing is needed for the legs, or the arms, for that matter.
A delicious blend of triangles from my Fat Quarter Shop bundle and a few extra fabrics including some hoarded AMH fabrics. Made and completed for my husband for Father's Day 2013.
All done except the trimmings! She is about seven inches tall, and crocheted from Patons Astra, a light worsted weight (or heavy sportweight) yarn.
The third row is the armhole dividing row. For this example, I worked six sc, then crocheted four links and skipped eight sc, then worked 12 sc (the front), crocheted four links, skipped eight sc, and sc in the last six stitches.
Actually, this turned out to be 44 sc, so I will work another row of sc and decrease by four stitches.
revolutionary
turbo freeform crochet
fearless kamikaze knitting
pattern crochet
sensitive knitting
stylish chaos
for inspired freespirits
with attitude
dress top tunic
pseudo poncho
shawl wrap
in rapping rainbow colors
literally 1001 wearing options
featherweight statement
Gucci for beginners
& fashion clowns
in the arena of joy
A second row of sc worked at the top of the lace, to end up with 40 sc. This will fit slightly loose under the Spirits underarms.
conservative
cluster freeform
couture
pattern knit
pattern crochet
coat tunic
for freespirits
& eccentric individuals
A delicious blend of triangles from my Fat Quarter Shop bundle and a few extra fabrics including some hoarded AMH fabrics. Made and completed for my husband for Father's Day 2013.
Finished! I love this quilt. The fabric prints, the design, just all! Finished size 46x53", all fabric by Anna Maria Horner, solid is kona cotton Coal.
Elf ears and cat ears on two pocket spirits, showing off their movable heads :-)
Pattern for the doll is available on my blog at:
Another doll from Beth Webber's great pattern, byhookbyhand.blogspot.com
The dress is my own design.
Skye, a Pocket Spirit for Christmas :-)
Pattern for the doll and her bodysuit available free on my blog at:
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I might be wrong but are these depressions in the sand caused by Stingrays' sitting on the sand trying to dislodge marine animals which they can then catch and eat.
In the last few weeks there have been images in the local press of hundreds of Stingrays in aggregations on sandflats in Wallis Lake. They are apparently referred to as a 'fever of Stingrays'.
Elf ears and cat ears on two pocket spirits, showing off their movable heads :-)
Pattern for the doll is available on my blog at:
Finished first quilt of the new year with a charm pack of Central Park by Kate Spain with some solids added. I finished it in January but was just able to take a pic of it.
Started: December 2011
Finished: January 2012
Finished size: 34x36
Fabric: Central Park by Kate Spain & some solids
Batting: Warm & White
Backing: North Meadow in Reservoir
Binding: Central Park Plaza in Purple??
Echo Quilting 1/4" from tumblers
Central Park by Kate Spain
Kona Sour Apple
Unfortunately I don't know the names for the other solids. I know some are Kona solids, with maybe Free Spirit mixed in. Next time I head back to my LQS I'll have to see if I can find the names
1. NewWorkBodyHead, 2. NewWorkComplete, 3. NewWorkCompleteSide, 4. NewWorkCompleteClose
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Body and eye variations of the Free Spirit pattern, which is available for free on my blog at:
Fairy wings for Pocket Spirits! Crocheted from 30 gauge Artistic Wire and seed beads.
The patterns for the doll and the wings are available free on my blog at:
Elf ears and cat ears on two pocket spirits, showing off their movable heads :-)
Pattern for the doll is available on my blog at:
merry-go-round freeform
cluster nonsense knitting/crochet
freespirit fusion
with lots of holes
& ruffles
& hidden limericks (??)
performed by my pig Hilde & me
- but please don´t ever tell Hilde
that she is in the www
it might scare her off...
....& I would miss her poetic grunting
but that´s a whole different story
with not so many holes in it......
For a doll this tiny, crochet and assembly order is important. Crochet the arms first, installing the shoulder joint eyes after the first three rounds are complete.
Crochet the head next, install the eyes after round nine is complete. Cut the yarn leaving about a yard and a half to finish crocheting the head closed AFTER it has been jointed to the neck. Set the head aside
Crochet the first four rounds of the neck and insert the acrylic eye into the neck with the post sticking out. Place the head onto the post, then push the collar onto the post inside the head. Push hard! and seat the collar as far down as it will go.
revolutionary
turbo freeform crochet
fearless kamikaze knitting
pattern crochet
sensitive knitting
stylish chaos
for inspired freespirits
with attitude
dress top tunic
pseudo poncho
shawl wrap
in rapping rainbow colors
literally 1001 wearing options
featherweight statement
Gucci for beginners
& fashion clowns
in the arena of joy
A Prima Ballerina Pocket Spirit :-)
The body suit for the ballarina outfit is my own design, but I used Annie Potter Presents 'Tu Tu Angelic' for the embellishment.