Crafty Gal's Spot

I've been searching for different ways to make a kirtle and for one that I like. 16th century to 14th century. And there are many dress diaries already on blog spot and other places on how to make kirtle diaries. Which in the end I may end up doing too, when there is time. This month is Retail Crazy Holidays! I'm one that works near the front of the Hurlburt BX inside entrance. Jewelry counter in fact. When those kids come in to see Santa at the front, ya have to invest in earplugs - with the exception when the boss is around. This is what I would love to make!                                                               This is the very first 2 kirtles made from bedsheets. When I first learned about the SCA, did not know better. Yet over the last few years: I've learned to use my own measurements. ...

Purple Inkle weave completed last month. Sold to a good friend in SCA. Found the pattern online and can't remember which one it was.  My first attempt to make trim with the Pick Up Technique from watching a video on youtube.   This is my current project for a greek key using pick up.

My latest and cute project I found in a book called Super Cute by Annie Obaachan. Arigato! I don't take credit for her works, only if I make up my own little characters. Here are the instructions on how to make your own puppy using Obaa's template. Included are a few pages on techniques, how to's and instructions. Happy crocheting! http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v290/jenni76/Super%20cute%20animals/

My latest creation! Happy the mouse! Given to Coco for her Birthday this 6th Nov.

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Well I finished my latest project! All crochet.

5 minutes and Amazing Race comes in so I'm being quick. I'm trying out a new pattern found on blogspot I really like. I've been told not long ago my sister likes sock monkeys so I thought to give it a try. I will post more about it soon. qdpatooties