kellymariemcewan
Textile artist / Permaculture Food Forester / Bespoke crochet / Repurposed materials / Wearable Art
Tag: crafternoons
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Crochet DIY patchwork to reinvigorate tatted clothes
Taking ordinary clothes and using crochet patches to make them extra – ordinary
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Crocheted technicolour pineapple bikini
Another handmade festival wear creation, hot pink, blue and neon green bikini
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Hand-sewing a curtain for the bathroom, from reused fabric
Practical re-use of a lace dress and tatty shawl into a curtain using no-sew techniques and minimal hand stitching
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Day of the Dead crafts: Making crepe paper marigolds
Making crepe paper flowers for Day of the Dead, mini marigold Dia de los Muertos decorations.
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How to crochet a ukulele cover; part three
The last stage of crocheting a ukulele case; Finishing. Sewing buttons, lacing straps and clipping D-rings.
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Crocheting a ukulele cover; part two
The next step of crocheting a ukulele case; Making. How to crochet the body of a ukulele case.
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Crocheting a ukulele cover
Planning; creating a ukulele cover with crochet. Designing and sketching before commencing the crochet.
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How to piece together granny triangles
Putting together a series of crocheted triangles for a new pillowcase.
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Sewing a faux fur muff tutorial
Sewing a faux fur muff, simple to follow tutorial Found a great tutorial for sewing a faux fur muff via Pinterest. You can find the link here at Ange Marsden’s Creative You! Here is a work in progress and a finished result: And the tutorial – simple, succinct and totally effective:
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Hacky sack crochet spree
Hacky sack crochet Spring has sprung in Bath, and things are going well. After getting over [more] colds, I am enjoying the flowers, freaking out over the size of bumblebees, and crocheting hacky sacks. Actually, that’s a gross simplification of what I have been up to. But while I settle in and my artistic joie de vivre
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