This is the quilt top I made for Luke. I worked really hard to get it completed for the shower. The theme for his room is Under The Sea so I found this pattern by Java House Quilts at http://www.javahousequilts.com/
This is Otto the polar bear that I knitted for him too. I thought it related to the Under The Sea idea because polar bears swim alot and live near the sea. This pattern can be found at http://www.ysolda.com/
This is a little sweater I knitted for him. Let's hope there's a cool evening in June so he can wear it because it's 3-6 mos. size. This pattern is from the book, Knit2together. I loved making this!
The shower was so fun! Stef got lots of great little items that everyone needs for a new baby. We're really excited for his arrival, but he has to wait until we get back from Italy!
I made this little Ipod case for Maya so she can carry her Sanso in it. I call it an Ipod, but she keeps correcting me. I used my embroidery machine to embroider her name across it. This pattern was in the Winter 2007 Quilts and More magazine.
This is a little Bunny Nugget that I knitted for Maya for Easter to put under her tree that holds all of her egg decorations. I think I'll have to make her a new one each year....we all know how bunnies multiply. This pattern is free and can be found at http://www.dangercrafts.etsy.com/ or http://www.rebeccadanger.typepad.com/
and this last photo is of my Kitty Pi. It's a felted cat bed that I made from all the leftover wool yarns I have used to make purses over the last few years. So far my 2 cats haven't bonded with it yet...surprising since they seem to want to lay on all of my quilt fabric during projects. You'd think they would really appreciate all the love I put into this bed for them. If they don't end up accepting it I may have to gift it to one of my grandkitties. Fun and quick to make...it's a free pattern that can be found at http://media.wendyknits.net/knit/kittybed.htm
That's it for now. I'm taking a few small projects to work on while flying across the Atlantic to Italy. I'll post some photos of that beautiful country when I return. Ciao!
The designer, Karen Brow, has lots of cute patterns there, so take a look!
This is Otto the polar bear that I knitted for him too. I thought it related to the Under The Sea idea because polar bears swim alot and live near the sea. This pattern can be found at http://www.ysolda.com/
This is a little sweater I knitted for him. Let's hope there's a cool evening in June so he can wear it because it's 3-6 mos. size. This pattern is from the book, Knit2together. I loved making this!
The shower was so fun! Stef got lots of great little items that everyone needs for a new baby. We're really excited for his arrival, but he has to wait until we get back from Italy!
I made this little Ipod case for Maya so she can carry her Sanso in it. I call it an Ipod, but she keeps correcting me. I used my embroidery machine to embroider her name across it. This pattern was in the Winter 2007 Quilts and More magazine.
This is a little Bunny Nugget that I knitted for Maya for Easter to put under her tree that holds all of her egg decorations. I think I'll have to make her a new one each year....we all know how bunnies multiply. This pattern is free and can be found at http://www.dangercrafts.etsy.com/ or http://www.rebeccadanger.typepad.com/
and this last photo is of my Kitty Pi. It's a felted cat bed that I made from all the leftover wool yarns I have used to make purses over the last few years. So far my 2 cats haven't bonded with it yet...surprising since they seem to want to lay on all of my quilt fabric during projects. You'd think they would really appreciate all the love I put into this bed for them. If they don't end up accepting it I may have to gift it to one of my grandkitties. Fun and quick to make...it's a free pattern that can be found at http://media.wendyknits.net/knit/kittybed.htm
That's it for now. I'm taking a few small projects to work on while flying across the Atlantic to Italy. I'll post some photos of that beautiful country when I return. Ciao!
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