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Squishy Whooshy Knitted Bear Toy
Squishy is soft, cuddly and colorful. This was such fun to make because the yarn was so soft- what I call knitting candy!
Posted on June 28, 2009 at 5:30am —
Knitted Bonnie Bunny
Sweet bunny is pink and cuddly, ready for a tea party. Her adorable pink fairisle turtleneck sweater is removable. Her little fluffy tail peeks out from her pink ruffled panties, which are also removable. The blue striped stockings and knitted flower by her ear complete the ensemble.
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Posted on June 21, 2009 at 6:30am —
SNOW
Well it finally happened. Snow...8 inches of the beautiful white stuff. Stuck happily inside with the two dogs, hubby and firepalace- ahhh life is good. New project idea for future felted purses: creating handbags with quilt motifs. Stay tuned.
Posted on March 2, 2009 at 3:50pm — 4 Comments
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My name is Françoise (Mafyb). Just a little note to let you know that starting in December I will have more time for my knitting and crochet.
You have ask about my crochet bear. I will be happy to show them to you as soon as I can crochet them . You have very beautiful knit bear with sweater. I really like them.
Talk to you soon.
I love it!
I am trying to put together my first knitting book and I am pondering the idea for creating a fun teddybear pattern or possibly asking permission for publishing an established pattern for charity knit.
I'm very new to using a computer, so I don't always remember where I 'met' someone. Thanks for your response to my 'bio'.
I can't recall what I posted, but clearly something about my Scottish heritage. I'm involved with the clan society of my paternal grandmother's clan, have been a Scottish country dancer, have studied Gaelic, and have, of course visited Scotland several times.
Although I no longer am able to dance, I'm still involved with a dance group. One year, at our "Tartan Ball", there were four men dancing in socks created by me! Many years ago, in Scotland, I bought a book that teaches you how to make your own sock patterns, depending on the yarn you want to use--an excellent resource. I'm not really a yarn snob. In fact, one friend for whom I made a pair of kilt socks, a piper who had worn wool socks all his life, said he liked my creations because they didn't itch---they were made from acrylic. Not only that, but as a single Dad he doesn't have time to hand wash his socks, so he likes that these ones go right into the washer and dryer and back on!
Enough nonsense for now ,Cheers, Cathie
I'm in Delaware too, where's seaford?
I just started knitting at Christmas 2008 (well I did knit a long time ago when I was 8 or so a couple of completely forgettable dishcloths) Anyway, thanks for inviting me to be your friend!
Your projects look like fun and definitely quick knits! My decision to start with a scarf meant my first project went unfinished! Ha!
Cheers,
Kendra
I feel inspired to do some bears and Christmas ornaments now as well!
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