Saw these on your Instagram, love the swamp witch.Dragged these two out of the garden pond at the weekend. Samira the Swamp Witch and Tony the Frog.View attachment 205280View attachment 205281View attachment 205282View attachment 205283View attachment 205284View attachment 205285View attachment 205286View attachment 205287
Aw, thank you! She's a bit darker than my usual makes but I bought a bag of dyed locks at the Darlington Wool Fair on Saturday and the colours just screamed 'swamp'!Saw these on your Instagram, love the swamp witch.
I love the froggy.Dragged these two out of the garden pond at the weekend. Samira the Swamp Witch and Tony the Frog.
My granddaughter was the same. Always wore dinosaurs and now she's a bit older picking out pink, purple and unicorns. Must admit most things I buy her have guinea pigs on though!Jessica's the opposite. I never put her in pink unless it was something someone else brought her and I felt obliged to. She still loves dinosaurs but now often likes to pick out pink and unicorns
I avoided the blue and pink for my children. In fact my son was given a pink fleece blanket by my sisters friend. Cue people asking if he’s a girl. He absolutely LOVED that fleece though, until it was swapped for a cream oneJessica's the opposite. I never put her in pink unless it was something someone else brought her and I felt obliged to. She still loves dinosaurs but now often likes to pick out pink and unicorns
One of the reasons I started sewing was because DD2 loved dinosaurs, and we really struggled to find dinosaur clothes that fit her - she would happily pick shorts from the boys department, but they were always huge around the waist. Plus with quite limited clothing choices here (this was 15 years ago - it has improved) she hated when she would wear a t-shirt from the boys department of a popular chain store to school, and get teased by the boys when one of them had the same shirt.Jessica's the opposite. I never put her in pink unless it was something someone else brought her and I felt obliged to. She still loves dinosaurs but now often likes to pick out pink and unicorns
He is a big 'un!I would say it's a hare.
He's gorgeous - With those ears he could pass as an English LopI've been off work this week so managed to do another felt. I can't decide if he's a hare or a rabbit but I think he's pretty cute.
I love the colours!
I am in awe - it sounds like you are learning so many great techniques, and I think you have a real eye for colour too.
Thank you, took me ages to pick the materials, so much to choose from, but I chose the one that I really liked and chose matching colours from there, there are a couple of others designs within the range I'm hoping to incorporate but they are directional so it might make it a bit tricky, it's a 5 week rolling course so I have a lot to learn!
Ooh I like the one with blue
Ooh I like the one with blue
Don’t care still like it
managed to finish making all the pieces, now to stitch them together and see where to go from there ?
