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| Since I already have lots of yarn, the only thing I needed to buy for this guy was the button. I was pretty jazzed on the way the colors look together. |
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| The little lotus flower is the same pattern from Creative Yarn for the Lotus Cuff. |
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| Its just the perfect little size, and the flap that buttons over will help keep her kindle in the case rather than slipping out- totally defeating the purpose! |
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| How fun to be able to see something so pretty every time you want to read a book! |
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| Sir Elephante |
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| City Scape. Quick fun with lines. |
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| Flowers in vases |
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| Love Birds. Kisses! |
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| A Flower Wonderland |
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| I have been wanting to try to make sheet yarn for a while now, and finally just decided to do it. After researching a couple different methods, I finally settled on this one. I cut down the sides, and stopped about an inch from the end-turned-and kept going. |
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| Since these sheets simply don't fit our bed the way others do, I decided to say goodbye, and hello to something else just as fabulous, with my favorite color. |
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| I thought this way looked easier because I didn't want to have to make a bunch of strips and then tie them together, and this way your yarn turns out to be one continuous piece, with no tying involved. |
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| This whole deal was and still is very time consuming. I'm not quite done yet, but I am super jazzed on the fact that I have started, and have a massive ball of sheet yarn. Plus, I'm pretty excited about getting to use it once its all made. I have a pretty special project in mind for this stuff... |