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This baby pattern has been modified from the original in AwareKnits. The pattern on the bodice is a leaf pattern and velcro dots were sewn onto straps instead of buttons. I am currently working on another one that is like the pattern in the book.
This is a great baby item - fun to make- and a wonderful gift.
Slightly modified Xiao Fan, Zen w/ her Frog, Muppet. I gave her freckles to match her pretty red hair :)
To replace one of the doors removed I used a Cannon and Company Door. I did not want to cut a hole in to the shell to get it to sit flush so I just sanded the back down till it look good sitting on the shell.
I modified the belt to be a continuous feed. This means the belt isn't dangling around catching on things, and I don't need the belt box.
To replace one of the doors removed I used a Cannon and Company Door. I did not want to cut a hole in to the shell to get it to sit flush so I just sanded the back down till it look good sitting on the shell.
Car artist Ian Cook, aka Popbangcolour, spent two days painting at the Modified Nationals 2019 at Stoneleigh, Worcs. UK. Surrounded by beautifully prepared modified cars and Hot Rods, he created @Tooleys S15 and @brynmusselwhite ‘s @volvocaruk 240 Turbo.
To see the finished paintings, created solely with radio controlled cars, toy car wheels and tyres, along with his other works, visit www.popbangcolourshop.com
Car artist Ian Cook, aka Popbangcolour, spent two days painting at the Modified Nationals 2019 at Stoneleigh, Worcs. UK. Surrounded by beautifully prepared modified cars and Hot Rods, he created @Tooleys S15 and @brynmusselwhite ‘s @volvocaruk 240 Turbo.
To see the finished paintings, created solely with radio controlled cars, toy car wheels and tyres, along with his other works, visit www.popbangcolourshop.com
Used another spectre performance flange for wheel well side of hole. Use the piece of metal from drilling the 4" hole in inner fender as a guide to grind plastic to exact fit of ridge on mid-line of hole. Place the metal piece inside the flange, keep it firm and simply grind away the plastic where the channel is.