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Showing posts with label Tobogganing Snowmen. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tobogganing Snowmen. Show all posts
Thursday, December 15, 2011
Tobogganing Snowmen the Second One is Complete
I finished the second snowman from Tobogganing Snowmen pattern. This is the first instance where the Red Heart Kids Crayon might have been a better option than the yarn I was trying to destash. I was working on finishing off some bright colored Lily Sugar'n Cream for the earmuffs and the scarf. The Red Heart yarn might have been easier to manipulate, but it still worked out in the end.
The toboggan is finished and my Aunt will be by tomorrow to teach me the art of using glue to stiffen projects. Therefore, I should have this project completed for my husband to bring into his office next week. I am not too concerned about a rush as he plans to keep it in there all winter.
Free Holiday Patterns Available on the Following Blog Pages:
Christmas
Valentines
St. Patrick's Day
Easter
Graduation
Patriotic
Halloween Page
Thanksgiving
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Wednesday, December 14, 2011
Tobogganing Snowmen Wednesday's Work in Progress
My husband kindly purchased the Tobogganing Snowmen pattern for me with the idea that one would eventually make its way to his office. The first snowman is completed and the second one only needs his earmuffs to be done. I played with the toboggan pattern a bit, but now it only needs some stiffener and it will be finished.
I have never tried adding blush to an amigurumi before. I love the look. I will consider using this technique on future projects.
I am on a stash busting effort so I did not use the suggested Red Heart Kids Crayon. I actually worked on finishing off some bright colored Lily Sugar'n Cream scraps I had left over from another project.
Free Holiday Patterns Available on the Following Blog Pages:
Christmas
Valentines
St. Patrick's Day
Easter
Graduation
Patriotic
Halloween Page
Thanksgiving
Pictures may not be used without written permission.
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