Scarves and pincushions and tissue holders, oh my!

Alrighty, another post that's actually written by Rachel! Yay! I made a pincushion (it's a flower), but I can't find the pattern link right now. It didn't take very long and I made it out of some of my precious scraps from my apron. It's flannel on the bottom. The white thing with rose buds (Looks like strawberries to me, but believe me, it's rose buds) is a cover for a pack of tissues. The blue fuzzy thing is a scarf, I couldn't get a full picture of it, I got that eyelash (fuzzy stuff) yarn for $.50 at a garage sale. I also got the blue baby yarn for the same price. I LOVE garage sales! Up next: eye glass case for dad and some more drooling over quilts others have made. :)

Angels

I finally got my second angel blocked (that means flattened) and stiffened. I thought my first one looked quite nice, but apparently I was sadly mistaken. The first one looks....... I don't know, decrepit or something. For those of you that are interested, here is a link to the pattern:

P.S. The one on the left is the first one.

Lora's Angel

Dainty Butterflies

I love butterflies! So, when a friend of mine let me borrow a butterfly fridgie that she had so that I could try to copy the pattern, I was very excited. I found a pattern for the inside, but made up the one for the green and pink ones. I had a pattern for the red one. Anyway, they would look elegant appliqued to a quilt. The one in the center is flat the other two are 3-d. I need to make some antennas for them and a body.
By the way, the do not open up and lay flat like a granny square.

Fuzzy Green Scarf

I made a fuzzy green scarf!! It is made completely from single crochet stitches. I got the Lion Brand Boucle yarn (it has mohair in it so it is really soft) from the dollar store for a $1! I used two skeins(thats 2 balls in laymans terms :) ) I'm going to make another one as soon as I get some more yarn. It's really fuzzy. It might be neat with some eyelash yarn worked with it as well.

First Post!

All right, first post!

One of my recently completed crochet projects was a cronoline lady! I bought the pattern from Crochet Memories. It was fairly easy to make. I have previously crocheted a valentine lady that had red hearts trimmed in white around the bottom. It was huge (probably a foot across) though, so I tried to make this one smaller. It turned out being about 8.5"x6.75". I like it alot. It would be neat with three of them framed together. It is listed in my etsy store.