A Simple Needleroll
A simple needleroll case, made out of two placemats. The attempt at giving a tutorial for how to make this needleroll can be found by clicking here.
posted by KODACHROME at 2:05 PM
1 comments
Wednesday, September 27, 2006
A simple needleroll case, made out of two placemats. The attempt at giving a tutorial for how to make this needleroll can be found by clicking here.
Monday, September 18, 2006
Fingerless Mittens
Pattern: Fingerless Mittens for Guido (a free, on-line pattern)Yarn: Some unknown acrylic yarn from a garage sale.
This project was made pre-blog and so I really do not recall the specific details.
posted by KODACHROME at 9:27 PM
0 comments
Lace Leaf Scarf
Pattern: LaceLeaf Scarf from Scarf Style (pre-blocking)
This was a pre-blog project, from a yarn of which I no longer remember the details. I gave it to my mother for a gift.
posted by KODACHROME at 9:18 PM
0 comments
Sunday, September 17, 2006
Simple Bath Mitt
Pattern: Free off of kitchen-cotton yarn bandGifted to a friend after her surgery, with some homemade lavendar soap.
posted by KODACHROME at 2:28 PM
0 comments
Kitty Pi
Wallace loved his Kitty Pi...
Materials: Leftovers of 100% wool for felting
Completed: 2005
posted by KODACHROME at 2:12 PM
0 comments
Finished Objects
- Tweed Beret (IK Winter 2006)
- EZ February Baby Sweater
- "We Call Them Pirates" Baby Hat
- Ganomy Hat (Elizabeth Zimmerman)
- Tissue Holders
- A Simple Needleroll
- Fingerless Mittens
- Lace Leaf Scarf
- Simple Bath Mitt
- Kitty Pi
Archives
Links
About Me
- Name: KODACHROME
- Location: Canada &, United States
I am thirty-four. I share my life with a handsome Hemingway-type man, and the spirit of our dandy Bosie-type golden retriever, and two new cats, named Morph & Rufus. I am a PhD Candidate (ABD) and a lecturer of English literature. I am a Canadian Prairie girl a la Joni Mitchell stranded (momentarily?!) on the Plains of the American Southwest. I'm using this hyperspace, thanks to my Nikon camera, to document my attempts at living a creative, responsible, healthy, handmade life in defiance of corporations and multinationals that push us into thoughtless mass consumerism and destructive consumption. Therefore, I knit, I craft, I thrift, I run, I bike, I garden, I read, I walk, I write, I bird, I sew, I recycle, I reuse, I give, I receive, I create and sustain, I meditate and do yoga... . I believe in a well-crafted, creative, thoughtful, responsible, and sustainable life. I don't believe in lifestyles.
