Walmart Yarn

I love the factory reject yarn at Walmart. (My yarn carrying helpers don't seem to share my feelings though haha)

Mario Mushrooms Pillow

I made this for my sister this Christmas. I got the inside pillow in Walmart for around $3-4. 

Army Green Cabled Scarf with Tassels

Fast Tassels

I figured out a fast way to make long and even tassels!

First Etsy Order!

Forest Green Button Cowl

Red Cowl Hood

Star Box Containers

Crocheted and starched. I was free-crocheting and came up with the star shape.

Mini Cowlette with Buttons

Braided Cowl

Crochet Three-Lined Cowl

Plum Basketweave Cowl

Crochet Hedgehog pincushion

Hexagon Knit Soccer Ball

A present for my friend reaching his one year goal of 100 goals.

World Map

I had this idea where I wanted to paint a map of the world with a path full of flags of countries that I'd travelled to. The flags get smaller and smaller down the road. I sketched in the flags ready to be pulled up the post for Taiwan and Korea because I already bought flight tickets for them. Unfortunately, I didn't have time to work on the painting. After I had gone to both new countries, I gave up on this project.

 

Poi!

Practice poi socks made from a sweater I don't wear anymore.

Knit Super Fast Scarf

Crochet Mile a Minute Scarf

Knitted Braided Scarf

Knitted Scarf

Love will draw an elephant through a keyhole.

Forever Blowing Bubbles

ふた子 "Twins"

The Surin Twins

Elephant Art

Crochet Chopsticks Bag

Note: Birthday present for a friend. Original design that my knitting teacher helped me draw up.

Knitted Apple with a Worm Hat

Knitted Monster Hat

Knitted Slouchy Beret

Knitted Ballard Slouch Hat

Knitted Slouchy Beanie

CO 64
Rnds 1-8: *K2, p2; rep from * to end.
Rnd 9: *(P1, k1, p1) in to next st, k3tog; rep from * to end.
Rnd 10: Purl.
Rnd 11: *K3tog, (p1, k1, p1) into next st; rep from * to end.
Rnd 12: Purl.
Rep Rnds 9-12 until piece measures 8 (9, 10, 11, 12)” from CO edge.
BO, leaving a 12” tail.

To close Hat: Thread tail through yarn needle, insert into top, center and sew a couple of sts. Pinch side edges to the same center point and stitch the edges together. The top of the hat will now be in a star formation. Continue to pinch opposite edges and stitch them together until top of hat is completely closed. Fasten off.

Adapted from: Vickie Howell's Urban Planner