Howdy Friends!
I hope you are staying cool. I know many look forward to summer but not me. Summer is like living in a HOT oven in my town. Well, I recently created some baby cards, so I'll be sharing those with you today.
I created a boy set and a girl set. These came together quickly using "Bundle of Joy" from Echo Park.
(Supplies: brown and green cardstock, bib die- My Favorite Things, Sentiment stamp- Hero Arts, safety pin stamp- Fiskars, die cut machine, pattern paper & stickers- Echo Park Paper Co.)
The panda stamp is actually holding a flower. So I masked it off using a post it note and stamped the bottle instead. I added faux stitching using a white pen and some glossy accents on his nose.
(Supplies: cardstock, pattern papers from my stash, panda & carriage stamps- Untiy Stamp Co., bib die- My Favorite Things, bottle stamp- Fiskars, die cut machine, white pen, glossy accents)
Thank you so much for visiting.
Peace, Health & Happy Crafting,
Angie
Hi Friends!
I'm on a roll with this blog at the moment, but it will be a short post. I'm just stopping by to share more yarn projects as I try and keep my hands busy. I'm grateful for this therapeutic outlet.
These caps were made with Caron Simply yarn and a G hook. The pattern is from "Crochet Hooks You" youtube channel.
Thank you for stopping by!
Peace & Health,
Angie
Hello Friends!
Yes, I'm still around. Thank you, Lord! I'm still battling for my health, so there are days when I'm drained and crafting takes too much effort & energy from me. However, at times I need to keep my hands occupied. Therefore, I've been doing some knitting and crocheting. I'm definitely NOT an expert in this area, so I mainly repeat the same design. :) And I can only knit using a loom. ;)
While I've been off of work and concentrating on my health, I decided to knit caps for children battling cancer. This is a cause that's near and dear to me. I knitted 30+ beanies in baby to teen sizes. Some of the beanies were made using 2 different colors of yarn. Here is a sample:
(I apologize for the wrinkled background and bad pictures. Overcast today.)
(Materials: Simply Caron yarn in various colors; round knitting looms, loom hook)
The following chemo caps were crocheted using Simply Caron yarn, and a J hook. These are adult sizes, and I used a pattern by Sandra Huffines. I have a friend battling cancer, so I made her some caps, too.
Friends, this is all for today. Wising you LOTS of health and peace.
Happy Crafting,
Angie
