More knitted mittens

I have found out how to make eyelet holes today...whoopee ! I can now add cords to my mittens to stop them falling off

Tea cosy...last knitted but first finished !

I have so many unfinished knitting projects....teddies, flowers, animals etc.  This tea cosy was so quick to knit I actually managed to finish it. It is very plain but now I know the size is ok I can play with the design

RECYCLING a Potato Sack to make handles for a bag

I  found these strong plastic handles with sewing holes ready for a bag project.  This is where I found them  

Knitted egg cosy

I have knitted lots of egg cosies in different colours and patterns. I only know one person who eats boiled eggs....do you eat them ?  I am giving this one to an 82 year old gentleman.  He loves gardening so I think he will appreciate the flower on top 

Two Tilda twin cats from SEW PRETTY HOMESTYLE book

I made these twin cats last year.  I haven't been able to part with them so I must make some more when my eyesight is better.  Threading the needle on my sewing machine is very difficult at the moment. The pattern for them is a book called "Sew Pretty Homestyle" by Tone Finnanger

Polymer Clay fish

I have had a lovely day at the Creative Stitches and Hobbycrafts show in Brighton today.  I made this fish in a 15 minute Polymer Clay workshop run by Birdy Heywood

My handmade Denim slippers

I wear these every day. The pattern for them is in a book called 'Sew Pretty Homestyle'

My three little knitted pigs

Born today and have homes already so I need to knit more

Wooden candlestick for Bible School

My husband made this enormous candlestick which holds 15 candles.  I can't think why he took a photo of me varnishing it !   Looking at our living room then it must have been in the 1990's but it doesn't feel like that long ago

Felt flower for The Felt Fairy monthly challenge