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The continuing adventures of a chemical engineer whose passion is knitting; with a few other crafts thrown in for good measure.
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Showing posts with label cup. Show all posts
Thursday, January 21, 2016
White Tree of Gondor Cup Cosy
I finally finished a cup cosy my husband asked me to make for him; it took me 2 weeks. Why? I offered to build him a house out of Popsicle sticks, he asks for the Taj Mahal. He wanted the White Tree of Gondor. I took the simplest chart for the White Tree of Gondor I could find on Ravelry. I painstakingly used 2.5mm knitting needles with yarn that requires 4mm needles; therefore, the fabric was nice and dense. I had to use a magnifying glass and my powerful OTTLITE to sew it together seamlessly. I used a beautiful silver yarn from my stash for the tree. I'm very pleased with the way it turned out!

Tuesday, January 5, 2016
Projects Done - Time to Post
At long last I can post projects I had completed for Christmas. We're still working on Christmas and New Year's clean up and trying to get back to some semblance or normality.
The first item was a baby bee outfit for a friend of a friend. She gave me some idea of what she wanted but no one outfit had everything, so I improvised and created my own version.
The second was a couple of caffeine cup cosies for in-laws. Again, my own creation with my son's help. I was so busy with work, I needed to enlist his help. He actually did the crocheting of the base units themselves. I later added the button loop and beads and embroidery.
The first item was a baby bee outfit for a friend of a friend. She gave me some idea of what she wanted but no one outfit had everything, so I improvised and created my own version.
The second was a couple of caffeine cup cosies for in-laws. Again, my own creation with my son's help. I was so busy with work, I needed to enlist his help. He actually did the crocheting of the base units themselves. I later added the button loop and beads and embroidery.
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