Little Green Mittens

Lace mittens knitted for tiny hands :-)

Thank you Diem!

All the way from Seattle!

Xmas Minis

Something you won't put on your Christmas tree ---- you will surely lose them!

 

In Blossom

Embroidered on 6cm X 8cm calico, with THOUSANDS of french knots (the only stitch I can perform).

It's a ... Baby!

 

Becks refuses to know the sex of her baby beforehand, it's impossible to predict whether it's 'blue' or 'pink'.

I think this colour is safe for either.

Knitted with Alpaca.

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UPDATE:

The baby has arrived!!! 10:15 am Friday 23rd Feb. 07. A girl!

Her name is Phoebe, yes, PHOEBE!!

Little Top -- Yes, I Said 'LITTLE'

This was knitted long long time ago.

The pattern was passed onto me from a local Doll's House Club member, I used 1 ply wool and changed the collar a bit (because I really couldn't figure it out from the pattern).

I love the 'cable' on the front. :-)

 

Knitted for Swap

I knitted the red mittens for TinyHaus (an artist in Seattle) to do an exciting swap. And I think it would be nice to have a matching purse, so here it is.

I'm glad to know that they've settled down well across the ocean.

Let's Knit, Shall We?

 

Yes they are just normal pins.

The needles I use to knit miniatures are no thicker than these, just much longer.

 

Flared Lace Smoke Ring

Heartstrings' pattern. I did not do as many repeats as the pattern calls for, since I prefer a 'neck warmer' thing more than a hood.

Hand Maiden Lace Silk (pure silk), Rose Garden shade (a friend's leftovers, it took me ages to rewind the yarn).

The colour looks paler in the picture than in real life.

My First Hand Carved Stamp

Carved yesterday on eraser. I do need a 'v-shaped' knife.

Given that I don't have any proper equipment, I'm quite satisfied with the result.

:-)

Midwest Moonlight

Pattern from 'Scarf Style'.

Pure cashmere, soft like a dream.

Petite Cardigan

 

'And I'm wearing matching knickers as well, which I won't show you!'

Sweet Something

Actually I made them years ago (with Fimo).

Still look fresh, don't they?

 

Crinoline Lady Tea Cozy ---- Well, Not the Prettiest one...

I can't help feeling sorry for her. Poor thing, it looks as if she could do with some make-up.

(The green ring on her arms is her muff, in case it's difficult to tell. And there are openings on both sides of her skirt for spout and tea pot handle.)



 

Winter Bloom

 
Left: My Bloom

Right: Bloom from Knitty (I love this picture!)

Light, soft, yet so romantic. I'm so proud to wear it.

Cottage Tea Cozy ---- Miniature Version

How many angels can dance on the point of a needle?
 

My First Needle Felted Dog

I got a punctured finger while creating him.

Sunday Monday, Raining Days...

Rain, rain, go away,

Come again some other day.

'M' For 'Multidirectional Diagonal Scarf'

Patten found HERE. My first 'multidirectional' project.

Nice and easy, I quite enjoyed it.

'Mrs Beeton' Version 2 ---- Berry Berry

Second pair of Mrs Beeton.
Louisa Harding's Impression (Mixed Berries) and Rowan Kidsilk Haze (Dewberry) used.