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Showing posts with label home crafts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label home crafts. Show all posts
Wednesday, September 18, 2013
Monday, September 9, 2013
Thursday, August 29, 2013
Saturday, August 17, 2013
A finshed project revisited, a rug made of yarn, fleece, and fun fur.
On this last photo you can see a close up of a section of the rug that has fun fur woven in, the fur here is used to make a watery type look to the rug. The effect is nice the feel is great and its waring really well, I'm surprised that this rug has been going strong for 3 years of heavy use. I wash and dry this rug in my washer and dryer often with no problems.
Friday, August 16, 2013
Wednesday, August 14, 2013
Monday, July 29, 2013
Ice flower Fleece/yarn rug project Compleated
Free style Locker hooked rug is finally completed after 3 years time, lol I actually finished it up awhile ago but I forgot to even come back here to keep things up to date so now I'm going to finally update this little craft blog of mine and try to make it in to some thing more.
This project has been renamed the ice flower project
This project has been renamed the ice flower project
Wednesday, December 8, 2010
Free style Locker hooking rug part 2
This is how its going, I'm going to put a blue fire flower in the middle and it actually looks cool.
Monday, December 6, 2010
Free style Locker hooking rug
I started this project out actually a year ago and set it to the side because I couldn't stand to work on it any more. This is the type of project you want to work on when it is cold because the fleece is heavy and hot in the summer time. Also I was starting to hate the way it was looking but now it is turning out nicely because I have a plan.
Here is my project I like to work in fleece because I have so many scraps of it laying around.
More coming soon
Here is my project I like to work in fleece because I have so many scraps of it laying around.
More coming soon
Saturday, November 27, 2010
Camera Case part 5
I have finally finished up with the canvas and have began to cut out the fleece liner for the camera.
This is what I've got done so far, basically I'm now just sewing the canvas to the pouch made of fleece. when that is done I'm going to lash all the parts together and make a little latch for the flap to go under. I'm also thinking of adding a strap to it to make it a free standing purse type bag.
This is what I've got done so far, basically I'm now just sewing the canvas to the pouch made of fleece. when that is done I'm going to lash all the parts together and make a little latch for the flap to go under. I'm also thinking of adding a strap to it to make it a free standing purse type bag.
Tuesday, November 23, 2010
This plastic canvas is driving me crazy
I know I haven't updated in a few days....
It is because I'm starting to hate this project it is so boring to do normal stitches on plastic canvas. I'm runing out of dark pink yarn because I'm only doing my projects using remments. This is the up date photo I'm nearly done with the boring part hope to get it done tonight. Then I can move on to working on the fleece (finally)
It is because I'm starting to hate this project it is so boring to do normal stitches on plastic canvas. I'm runing out of dark pink yarn because I'm only doing my projects using remments. This is the up date photo I'm nearly done with the boring part hope to get it done tonight. Then I can move on to working on the fleece (finally)
Monday, November 15, 2010
Camera Case part 3
So I have completed the back and top clasp part of the case and it looks really nice. I'm actually really happy with the look of this, I has this woven pink plaid look.
How I achieve this look was by first making to diagonal long stitches that look like stripes then filling in with a lighter color. Then repeat the same going diagonal the other direction.
Pro tip: if your yarn is thin or it looks kinda thready like this ^ then weave in more and double up the yarn in each row if you look at the picture below you can see that I doubled up some of my lines because it was looking thin in the middle. also if you make a mistake just keep on weaving on because in the long scale of the project a small flaw wont be noticed by any one but you.
There you have it for today now I'm going to start working on the front and sides tomorrow.
How I achieve this look was by first making to diagonal long stitches that look like stripes then filling in with a lighter color. Then repeat the same going diagonal the other direction.
Pro tip: if your yarn is thin or it looks kinda thready like this ^ then weave in more and double up the yarn in each row if you look at the picture below you can see that I doubled up some of my lines because it was looking thin in the middle. also if you make a mistake just keep on weaving on because in the long scale of the project a small flaw wont be noticed by any one but you.
There you have it for today now I'm going to start working on the front and sides tomorrow.
Sunday, November 14, 2010
Camera Case part 2
I decided I wanted to make this cool looking cross stitch pattern across the front this is the first time I have attempted this type of stitching and the results look fantastic. I'm thinking of doing this for the rest of my project but this time I'm going to in corporate other colors of yarn so I will show off the pattern even more.
make sure you weave the needle, if you make a mistake just pull it out and try again. Also if you make a mistake on the back it wont matter that much because of the liner that will be added later. here is this section completed.
I decided I wanted to make this cool looking cross stitch pattern across the front this is the first time I have attempted this type of stitching and the results look fantastic. I'm thinking of doing this for the rest of my project but this time I'm going to in corporate other colors of yarn so I will show off the pattern even more.
make sure you weave the needle, if you make a mistake just pull it out and try again. Also if you make a mistake on the back it wont matter that much because of the liner that will be added later. here is this section completed.
This is what the back looks like
I tried to tack it down with a few long stitches but it looks like crap, I know it could look better but its good enough for me. Its going to be covered with a fleece backing so it wont even matter.
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