Doing some bigger projects right now, but I have gotten some card-making/box-making done on the side. And when I found this freebie on Dustin Pikes designer blog I just knew that it would be perfect for this project. Its a handmade box that doubles as a card.
Materials: Paper: Bazzil Basic, white, orange and beige; Pattern paper: Crafter Companions monthly freebie June. Flowers: Stampin' up, painted with copics Color medium: Copics Stamp: Dustin Pike digi freebie(follow link) Ribbons: Stampin' up
I'm back sketching, it's fun and relaxing, but mostly it's challanging, a discipline that I'm not good at, yet. So I play around trying to create a Yoda. Hmm looks more like a cross between Yoda and Saddam, so here I present to you, Toda, Yodas evil twin brother.
So I was in a little idea rot the other week, so I had a shout out on my other blog (it's in Swedish), and I got some responses. Among them was from my friend Benke, he wanted me to draw another being, preferable one from an old religion. So I present to you, Medusa.
Been working with this little dude for awhile, wanted him to be cute so cute. Found a pattern on geek central station for the body and the clothes are made by felt. Hope you enjoy him as much as I do.
Materials: Yarn: Superwash sport, green; tilda, grey Pattern: Geek Central Station Crocheting needle: 2,5 mm Fabric: Felt, white & brown Other: Safety eyes, black
Laying sick don't only have it's downs, I have had some time crocheting. I continued in the Crobot book, this is my fourth crobot. Isn't he cute? I really enjoy making these and the patterns in the book are so easy to follow.
Materials: Yarn: Freja, light green; Superwash Sport, brown, Anchor mouline, black & brown Crocheting needle: 2,5 mm Pattern: Mechanobot Other: Safety-pins(for ears), Springs from ballpens (for arms), Snap fasteners (for foots), beads and a screw.
My crocheting needle is getting hot by all the usage that it gets, here comes another one of my lovely amigurimis. This time I found the pattern at ravelry.com. The pattern is created by Lucy Ravenscar, you just must hop over to her blog and see her fantastical designs.
Materials: Crochet needle: 2,5 mm Yarn: Superwash Sport, Red; Tilda, Grey; Mouline Anchor, Black, White Pattern: Fierce Little Dragon