Today I'm going to work on getting all the stitch markers up on the Etsy site. There are 50 or so sets, so this is going to take a while. All of them need photos, and I need to figure out how to price them. This morning I worked on the Shrinky Dink stitch markers for my swap partners. I will post pictures later. There are a couple of other cute extras for stitch markers as well. I'll get pictures of those too. Now if I can only get my phone to upload directly to Picasa I'd be happy.
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Wednesday, March 27, 2013
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Friday, March 8, 2013
Chasing Rainbows!
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Friday, March 1, 2013
Thursday, February 28, 2013
Swapping....
I've recently gotten active over on Ravelry. I'm having lots of fun, participating on the forums there. I post as LuvinEwe, and I'm active on several swap boards, including the project bag swap and swag swap. I'm really looking forward to my first project bag arriving.
There's been an interesting thread over on the Tiny Owl Knits board ( you should check out her patterns! really nice stuff!) About swapping , target amounts to spend, and "over spoiling." The consesus seems to be- Try not to give so much that your partner feels bad that they didn't/couldn't reciprocate. The thing is- those "target dollars" spent- do you count the value of what you pull from stash? or just the value that you actually outlay on new, just for your partner items? How do you value time spent in making handmade items? My personal feeling, is that I would rather get one lovely handmade treat- an ornament or something else small and cute, than anything store bought, no matter how much is spent. I value the time and thought put into a swap package far more than cash outlay.
My next two swaps will be on the "Reducio Sock" board- a Harry Potter themed mini sock swap, and "once upon a time" a fairy tale themed mini sock swap. I've got lots of cool ideas already, and can't wait to have partners assigned.....
I'll post my swap swag as it comes- I hope you enjoy seeing my packages as much as I do, and that it will encourage you to join a swap or two, too! (look at all the to's in that last sentence- and all used properly- I'm so proud of that!)
There's been an interesting thread over on the Tiny Owl Knits board ( you should check out her patterns! really nice stuff!) About swapping , target amounts to spend, and "over spoiling." The consesus seems to be- Try not to give so much that your partner feels bad that they didn't/couldn't reciprocate. The thing is- those "target dollars" spent- do you count the value of what you pull from stash? or just the value that you actually outlay on new, just for your partner items? How do you value time spent in making handmade items? My personal feeling, is that I would rather get one lovely handmade treat- an ornament or something else small and cute, than anything store bought, no matter how much is spent. I value the time and thought put into a swap package far more than cash outlay.
My next two swaps will be on the "Reducio Sock" board- a Harry Potter themed mini sock swap, and "once upon a time" a fairy tale themed mini sock swap. I've got lots of cool ideas already, and can't wait to have partners assigned.....
I'll post my swap swag as it comes- I hope you enjoy seeing my packages as much as I do, and that it will encourage you to join a swap or two, too! (look at all the to's in that last sentence- and all used properly- I'm so proud of that!)
Sunday, February 24, 2013
Spinning again'.
Picked up a spindle the first the in months this morning to spin up some camel/ Silk blend top. Lovely stuff, will make a luscious lace weight yarn.
I got the top from AppleCart Creations at the Echos of Past, trade Fair in Oshkosh yesterday. Bought two ounces. Should make Some significant yardage.
I'm working it up on a Fimo Spindle I got at the WI Sheep and Wool show a couple of years ago. Spins easily & long, plus the colors an so happy-making!
I got the top from AppleCart Creations at the Echos of Past, trade Fair in Oshkosh yesterday. Bought two ounces. Should make Some significant yardage.
I'm working it up on a Fimo Spindle I got at the WI Sheep and Wool show a couple of years ago. Spins easily & long, plus the colors an so happy-making!
Saturday, February 23, 2013
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