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Thankyou, I'm very proud of this. Had people asking me if I could make some more for them already

So going to get some more practice I think

Mabel Figworthy wrote: ↑Tue Jun 16, 2020 7:18 pm He is just too too adorable! (and so tiny )

He is something sweet. My manager in work asked if I could make one for her granddaughter, for her dolls house

I get the feeling I may be making a few more of these. Haha

So I complete this one last night

Time to do some more cross stitch

Thankyou Roland. its amazing what you can make with crochet to be fair

From a pattern. purchased from etsy by NancyOops. She does some amazing stuff herself.

Wombles are awesome.

Thankyou, I'll be doing more crochet in the future, really enjoying it. Though I'll have to get back onto my cross stitch projects again soon too. :whoop

Wolfie

He is very, very cute. My SIL is also crocheting animals. So far a seahorse and an elephant. Darned clever, I say. Aww cute, I'm looking forward to doing more crochet this is my second real project my first was an elephant but I made alot of mistakes on it. The ears were too small and it looked mor...

He really is cute one arm done. Starting to look more complete.

wendywombat wrote: ↑Tue Jun 09, 2020 9:31 am I think that the large head just adds to his charm! I love the expression on his face.
Have I missed something? Has this little chap got a name?

Aww thanks Wendy, hmm no I've not though of a name yet, any suggestions?

From what I've seen of Tatting, it does look like delicate and intricate work. Knowing myself, I'll probably give it a try at somepoint. :lol: Here is my current progression the little fella. Just needs some arms, wings and a tail to complete. The heads quite large comparatively to the body as I had...

Very nice Richard, Im like that, its almost my hobby to collect hobbies lol. Tatting does sound interests, and I can see what you mean about the intricacies after watching some you tube vids. its a shame that we cant spend more of our time doing hobbies though might get through more of them.

Looks good. Looks fun. And I really admire your being able to do it. I really don't know how anyone can get the co-ordination to do something like that. Maybe I'd better rephrase that; I could never do it. I have tried knitting and we didn't agree with each other, and I suspect crochet & tattin...

Podolyanka wrote: ↑Mon Jun 01, 2020 3:12 pm I cant see which of the two is this- looks like crochetting.

Its crochet, though I'm still learning so not the neatest work. But still proud of the results.

Fantastic, I love it. Love the character and choice of yarn. I've recently delved back into crochet, working on a small Dragon 1mm crochet using Anchor floss. I'm putting photos up on one of my threads of my various projects including several x-stitch projects. :D Here is a sneak peak of my current ...

Fantastic work, love that potion dice holder/shaker.
I play D&D, so that's right up my street. I also wood turn amo gst many of crafts I like too do.

I look forward to seeing more posts of your work.

Wolfie.

Mabel Figworthy wrote: ↑Sat May 30, 2020 8:19 pm That's going to be one adorable dragon!

Oh yes indeed, here is my latest progree, the cute character of this little fella is. Omibg to life.



Wolfie

I look forward to sharing more of my progress

That is going to be most interesting to watch coming to life. I love the colours of the thread you are using too. :applesauce: :applesauce: :lol: Thankyou, I bought a random bag of assorted threads years ago and it had a bunch of multi color dyed threads. Now I've found the perfect use for them lol...

So I've had a little break from cross stitch as I came across something different to have a go at, and whilst it's not x-stitch I'd love to share my progress here. So a little crochet, emphasis on little. 1mm stitches using Anchor floss. This is a head of a wie' little dragon. I hope you like and lo...

Aww thankyou, oddly Im not struggling with the black to much. Though I am used to doing things in fine detail on small scale. I definitely take breaks though, I'm usually only working on this a little bit each evening. As I'm working on it when doing a sleepover shift in work, to wind down the eveni...