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It's time to put the crochet hooks away ...and tidy up the house. But before I bid you adieu for the weekend, here is my latest creative effort, my baby morepork owl.
The pattern and the designer sample are up for sale in my crochetbury shop. I love this photo! Baby Morepork looks like he's learning to fly!
This little bundle of joy is the newest pattern I've added to Crochetbury shop. It's a really quick and easy pattern to make, using worsted weight yarn. The very simple design was inspired by the logo for the National Premmie Foundation of Australia.Crochetbury Bundle Baby - measures approx. 5" tall
I did my 1st swap on Etsy the other day, with Becky from Whosies and Whatnots.
She was interested in several of my patterns, so I swapped for a set of adorable cupcake potholders. They arrived in the mail yesterday and I used them this morning to pull a fresh batch of chocolate chip 'n oat muffins out of the oven. She sells the sewing pattern and also some handmade sets in her shop.
I had my very 1st customer on Felt yesterday! Though she didn't buy a crochet pattern, she asked me to custom make an item for her: my Crochetbury Baby Bear in Moses Basket.I also sold my sample set of mini-cupcakes overnight. Poor Holland will have no more toys to play with soon! :)
Here is my latest baby shoe design. The booties themselves, even without the bee, are quite cute and practical. There is a round of cluster stitches at the toe and also on the cuff.
The little bees are made separately and sewn on, leaving the wings and antennae free. They would be great also sewn on blankets or hats.
While doing some housework today, I turned around to see Holland sitting a top the vacuum, bouncing up and down saying, "horsey!" It just made me laugh out loud!
It's time to put the crochet hooks away ...and tidy up the house. But before I bid you adieu for the weekend, here is my latest creative effort, my baby morepork owl.
This little bundle of joy is the newest pattern I've added to Crochetbury shop. It's a really quick and easy pattern to make, using worsted weight yarn. The very simple design was inspired by the logo for the National Premmie Foundation of Australia.
I did my 1st swap on Etsy the other day, with Becky from Whosies and Whatnots.
I had my very 1st customer on Felt yesterday! Though she didn't buy a crochet pattern, she asked me to custom make an item for her: my Crochetbury Baby Bear in Moses Basket.
Here are a few photos of Holland modeling my latest design, my Child's Cabled Neck Warmer. She humoured me this afternoon and let Mommy do her photo shoot. It was a chilly Spring afternoon here in New Zealand, so the neck warmer and jacket actually felt just about right!
Here is my latest baby shoe design. The booties themselves, even without the bee, are quite cute and practical. There is a round of cluster stitches at the toe and also on the cuff.
While doing some housework today, I turned around to see Holland sitting a top the vacuum, bouncing up and down saying, "horsey!" It just made me laugh out loud!
