The colour for this month’s Rainbow Scrappy Challenge is Orange. I don’t have many orange fabrics that I currently like but I did manage to find just enough to make my orange Boxed In block. Here it is: And here is how it looks with the first two blocks I haven’t managed a lot of sewing this past few weeks since I’ve been playing hooky…… as in crocheting. I did complete a cylinder cushion cover, which I started last year for my son. It is in mix crochet stitches. Here are some photos of it.
I had planned to make the stripes going the other way, however, some of the patterns pulled in the sides and it ended up looking hour glass shape :) So I turned them so they ran across the length of the pillow. If I ever make another of these type of covers I’ll do it in the round….. famous last words.
It was Mother’s Day here in the UK last Sunday and I got some lovely flowers and chocolates from DD and DS, however, DD also made me a little needle felted wall hanging and also bought my ball jointed doll a new wig. (She bought me the doll as a surprise for my birthday last year) I’m not a collector but my DD is and she thought I’d like one :)) I think I’ll need to get around to making her a quilt some day. This was my DD’s first attempt at needle felting and it is her own design.
and a Here is ‘Kiera’ my very own Ball Jointed Doll with her new hair in my favourite colour red. It suits her skin colouring better than the ash blonde of her first wig.
And lastly, for now, I wanted to show you some little African Flowers and a daffodil which I crocheted.I made these African flowers using Heidi’s (of Heidi Bears) instructions here .And the Daffy is made using Lucy’s (of Attic 24 ) pattern here. I’ve yet to make the leaves.
Okay, that’s all for me for now. I do have a plan to post something else sometime this week though :))
Meanwhile, pop on over to Angela’s blog Soscrappy and see what everyone else has done with their orange scraps this week.
Happy Stitching!
Ellyx
I had planned to make the stripes going the other way, however, some of the patterns pulled in the sides and it ended up looking hour glass shape :) So I turned them so they ran across the length of the pillow. If I ever make another of these type of covers I’ll do it in the round….. famous last words.
It was Mother’s Day here in the UK last Sunday and I got some lovely flowers and chocolates from DD and DS, however, DD also made me a little needle felted wall hanging and also bought my ball jointed doll a new wig. (She bought me the doll as a surprise for my birthday last year) I’m not a collector but my DD is and she thought I’d like one :)) I think I’ll need to get around to making her a quilt some day. This was my DD’s first attempt at needle felting and it is her own design.
and a Here is ‘Kiera’ my very own Ball Jointed Doll with her new hair in my favourite colour red. It suits her skin colouring better than the ash blonde of her first wig.
And lastly, for now, I wanted to show you some little African Flowers and a daffodil which I crocheted.I made these African flowers using Heidi’s (of Heidi Bears) instructions here .And the Daffy is made using Lucy’s (of Attic 24 ) pattern here. I’ve yet to make the leaves.
Okay, that’s all for me for now. I do have a plan to post something else sometime this week though :))
Meanwhile, pop on over to Angela’s blog Soscrappy and see what everyone else has done with their orange scraps this week.
Happy Stitching!
Ellyx
So many cute projects. Love those boxed in blocks!
ReplyDeleteLove the boxed blocks. Thank you for posting pictures of your crochet projects.
ReplyDeleteCute baby doll :D
Looks like you have been busy. I particularly like your crochet hex iguana. They are really nice. It's something I've never been able to do and would love to master the skill. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteSo glad I stopped in! Tons of creativity going on here. Enjoying it all.
ReplyDeleteLove your box blocks! I have to remember that for next year!
ReplyDeleteSuch pretty flowers... love the daffodil.
So many cute things! Those African flowers are wonderfully springy and I'm still loving the Boxed In blocks.
ReplyDeleteHave a great week!
Nice pattern for those coloured scrappy block. They are looking great.
ReplyDeleteThat is some cushion with interesting crochet stitches. i've tried various knitting stitches, but only one or two with crochet. yours look great together.
Wow you've been busy! Love the Boxed In blocks. Really looks great with your scraps. Your dolly is super in her new 'do'. Lot's of pretty projects to look at. Especially love L's cusion cover. Turned out grrrrrrrrrreat! HOpe you are feeling better!
ReplyDeleteI love your boxed in blocks and can't wait to see what you make with those gorgeous African flowers!
ReplyDeleteYour crochet is as neat and gorgeous as your sewing. You are one talented lady.
ReplyDeleteOoh, all of your projects are wonderful.
ReplyDeleteYou know I like the orange block..this is going to be a wonderful quilt. Your crochet looks great too and your little doll is too sweet.
I really like your rainbow of scrappy blocks--very nice! Julierose
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