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| 'Turtly Burlesque' Brigitte Scarf from Tilly and the Buttons' 'Love at First Stitch' - worn as ninja eye masks! |
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| Sew La Di Da Sweetheart - The Heartache Dress |
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| Deer and Doe Plantain Top - Chewed Up Plantain |
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| By Hand London Elisalex Dress - Pharmaceutical Elisalex |
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| By Hand London Charlotte Skirt- Daffodil Charlotte |
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| By Hand London Anna Dress #2 - Horse-Anna |
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| By Hand London Anna Dress |
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| Grainline Studio/ Designlovefest 8 Days A Week Clutch |
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| Crocheted bunny ears |
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 Self-drafted lion costume with crocheted tail and ears |
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| Simplicity 3257 Column Skirt |
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| Bergere
de France Tunic 16 from Magazine #166 (the sleeves stretch with wear
and the torso is too short, and boy those instructions got me bent out
of shape!) |
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| Bergere
de France 3/4 Sleeve Sweater 08 from Magazine #166. Again the
instructions drove me mad and I had to enlist the help of my mother
(Knichet, for Ravelry users, whose skills I have not inherited) to
create the collar. Does anyone else have as much trouble with Bergere de France instructions? I find them a real stumbling block for (re)beginners like me. |
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| Lady Libertine in one of the self-drafted capes I made for a Halloween burlesque show |
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| OK, can't take credit. Knichet made this for me. I did cut my own fringe though, as you may be able to tell. |
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