Tuesday, 26 September 2006

looking at you with beady eyes

I forgot to put up the picture of my crocheted octopus! Here she is:

   I love her! She's so cute but such a pain. I'm just not a fan of working in such small spaces. However, she's so darling that it's worth it. She's being made with Caron Simply Soft and a size G(? I can't remember!) hook. Pattern from someone on craftster.

 

A couple of really good bead pictures: (If you liked the other one's you'll love these!)

 

The one on the left is all the beads I have made from magazine ads/catalogs over the years. There is a big group of unfinshed ones towards the top, as I've found it's easier to roll a bunch and then Mod Podge them all later rather than rolling them and immediately Mod Podge-ing one-by-one. The close-up is of some of my favorites. I LOVE the brown ones, and I don't even remember what they're from. They're originals, from when I was making these in high school. (Although, the real originals are the ones I made when I was about 10 from the Americal Girl craft book.) A lot of the newer ones are teal and purple out of a Pottery Barn teen catalog. They've turned out well. 

 There have been a ton of butterflies in my yard lately. I took some pictures today and they turned out awesomely.

 

 There a literally a TON more pictures in my photobucket, so if you like these there are more there. (beware that they're not really separated by album or subject so there is random/weird stuff in there!) 

 

There will be some more knitting content soon, I promise!  

Comments

your beads are amazing, can't wait to see what you do with them!
Love the pics of the butterflies : )

Posted by: Amanda Cathleen | Wednesday, 27 September 2006

Thank you! I can't wait to see what I do with the beads either, if you know what I mean. *wink*

And honestly, I'm amazed I managed to get those pictures. Those butterflies are slower-moving, thank goodness!

Posted by: Jess | Monday, 02 October 2006

I love your beads. I've wanted to make some of those for a while and have never gotten around to it.

Posted by: Dana | Monday, 09 October 2006

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