who love making things
with bits of yarn?
(fuzzy mitten lamb pattern by barbara prime and rainbow baby pattern by jean greenhowe )
a warm and wooly welcome to new followers southshoreandbeyond, james, snickjack, cindy, and mahon
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Beautiful works, creativity have no limits. The fact that we can create something useful and/or beautiful with our hands is just great!
Bonjour dear friend!
They are beautiful!
I would like to learn how to make these lovely artworks!
Léia
*** Is baby cat going to the Réveillon de Noel?
Its easy
I made it also always for my girls!!
It was long ago but I loved that craftwork :))
Cute shots and very creative toys...
I love to Create funny things with yarn but also with pieces of tissues .I would like to find the pattern of the lamb, it's so cute!
I want one!!
These are adorable; you're very creative.
I used to knit cozy little slippers but it's been a while.
☼ Sunny
These are SO neat. I got a chance to see them 'live' this summer. Lovely artwork!
I like the way you make
Creatures out of yarn
The critters I know best
I found out in the barn
But you are like a god
Who can bring to life
Straggling little strands
Of brightly colored wool.
You also have a gift
To tell a yeasty tale
To take a piece of mind
And darn a tasty yarn.
respansI am sure there are and we need warm fuzzy people. MB
Jacob makes the best poems. MB
Gifts such as these convey a lot of love. More so than similar items made in a factory somewhere.
Thank you! Have a great day!
Oh these are so cute. This is a talent I don't possess but they do bring back some childhood memories.
Oh, I wish I were so talented! These are adorable.
Hello!
They are beautiful!
Absolutely cute, my compliments to the artist!
Cute :-)
So cute. For the beauty of Christmas seasons
Oh I"m a lame, don't have time, but LURV it knitter. Now Meeps has fun with the yarn skeins. I do what I can to make her life especially delightful. That includes putting up a Christmas tree.
These precious things look "vewy hard". I don't think I could do it but I can put you in a cute scarf asap! :)
V
Hi BC...this is re: your question on Cedar Key: I don't know. We've been in the place, even bought a small bag, I think...but that was a while ago. At first I thought they might be summer dresses but that wouldn't make sense given the nature of the shop and then I noticed what I think are ties in the back, so my final vote is for aprons.
By the by, got a new poem on Creative Confections you might like...
wonderful work! look so cuddly and lovable!
Darling... how sweet of you to welcome new followers with open arms.
Can you also share your method of taking these photos? Lighing, background, settings...really well photographed.
Thank you everyone for your comments. If there are others wondering how this was shot: this is in my kitchen on a black faux-leather sofa with artificial light from the sides and above. The camera, a simple Cybershot by Sony, was set on automatic...usually I shoot in manual but I couldn't hold still long enough to get a sharp image and I don't have a tripod. Probably far more than you wanted to know.
These have a lot of visual power with the black background, particularly the first one. They're a little eerie.
I love these, love that your creative instinct oozes out of your pores into so many arenas.
Oh I wish I could!
Those turned out darling! I wish I could knit better, but it seems beyond me and my creative focus is elsewhere. . .but I LOVe knitted things.
-Kim
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