Show your crafts (WIP or finished)

Betsy said:
I've just finished the back of another cardigan this time it'll have a cable up the front of it. When it's done I'll post it on here. I like knitting cable stitch. It's really easy and looks really impressive!
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I’ll net that looks gorgeous. I love the pretty little baby buttons, btw.
 
Melly78 said:
These are my polymer clay Xmas piggies. They are proving to be quite popular 🎄

I base the standard colours on my own piggies hehe
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They are fab! I used to dabble in polymer clay long ago.

I’ve been knitting when I can fit it in. I’m working on a cardigan that is slow going because I’m enjoying working on the cowl…until recently. The section I’m on hasn’t turned out as I envisioned it so I won’t be repeating it again. It’s going slow because I’m not enjoying knitting it!

I don’t have anything much to show for the cardigan as yet.
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Siikibam said:
They are fab! I used to dabble in polymer clay long ago.

I’ve been knitting when I can fit it in. I’m working on a cardigan that is slow going because I’m enjoying working on the cowl…until recently. The section I’m on hasn’t turned out as I envisioned it so I won’t be repeating it again. It’s going slow because I’m not enjoying knitting it!

I don’t have anything much to show for the cardigan as yet.
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The details in that is amazing.
I have to confess to being totally in awe!
 
Siikibam said:
They are fab! I used to dabble in polymer clay long ago.

I’ve been knitting when I can fit it in. I’m working on a cardigan that is slow going because I’m enjoying working on the cowl…until recently. The section I’m on hasn’t turned out as I envisioned it so I won’t be repeating it again. It’s going slow because I’m not enjoying knitting it!

I don’t have anything much to show for the cardigan as yet.
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That is one complicated but very beautiful pattern. I’m in awe of your patience.
 
There's so many talented people on this Forum. I am really impressed at how beautifully made all your craft work is.
I used to knit and crochet a little but nothing complicated like people make here. I haven't made anything but cage liners for a few years now. I seem to have lost the momentum!
 
Siikibam said:
Thank you! I can’t take all the credit as I used charts from books. And my tension isn’t great in some places!
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Nonsense - you should take ALL the credit.
Honestly I can get a knitting book with charts in it and I would still end up with a huge knot of wool that looked like a drunk cat had played with it :beer:
It was your skill that turned it into something so lovely.
 
Siikibam said:
Thank you! I can’t take all the credit as I used charts from books. And my tension isn’t great in some places!
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But you interpreted the charts and made something beautiful.
All the credit is yours.
I speak as one who despite many attempts still cannot knit the simplest square!
 
Merab's Slave said:
But you interpreted the charts and made something beautiful.
All the credit is yours.
I speak as one who despite many attempts still cannot knit the simplest square!
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Thank you 😊 admittedly I can be more creative with knitting than crochet. But I haven’t crocheted in…more than 7 years.
 
Siikibam said:
Thank you 😊 admittedly I can be more creative with knitting than crochet. But I haven’t crocheted in…more than 7 years.
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That's a beautiful pattern and really complicated to make it work. I'm capable of working with patterns (if they work), but with so many different colour I would never manage a good tension.
 
Viennese Furbabies said:
That's a beautiful pattern and really complicated to make it work. I'm capable of working with patterns (if they work), but with so many different colour I would never manage a good tension.
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I only work with two colours at a time with these ones. I could probably do three but I’m not brave enough to try that just yet!
 
Just before we went away for the weekend I managed to finish this hanging felted Garland that will be auctioned in a crafting group to raise money for animal charities. Apparently for licensing reasons the reindeer cannot be called Rudolph and cannot have a red nose…so I remade Randy the Reindeer with a frostbite nose instead.49CF0770-2EC5-438D-B1EA-477BFB33B96D.webp
 
piggieminder said:
I think a bigger nose would give him more impact, you're very clever to make him though.
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Thank you, I definitely think a bigger nose too but for a first attempt I'm quite pleased. I can't take any credit as I just followed some instructions, I wanted to make sure I understood them before attempting with the children.
 
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