Showing posts with label projects. Show all posts
Showing posts with label projects. Show all posts
Thursday, June 20, 2013
And what are you knitting this weekend? See more knitting and crocheting in art on our Pinterest page: http://pinterest.com/loopymango/knitting-crocheting-in-art/
Labels:
big loop yarn,
big yarn knitting,
blogs,
chunky yarn,
crocheting,
home,
inspiration,
knit kit,
knit patterns,
knits,
knitting,
loopy mango,
patterns,
Pinterest,
projects,
weekend projects,
yarn
Loopy Mango Calypso top - get a FREE pattern or buy a knitting kit! New colors: black, white and taupe. Requires only 3 balls of Ripple yarn by Tahki Yarns. To buy kits: https://secure.posprophetsystems.com/LoopyMango/User/ProductList.aspx?id=435 To download pattern: http://www.loopymango.com/patterns/CalypsoTankTop.pdf
Wednesday, October 19, 2011
Maileg Ribbons!
Check out the fantastic new ribbon we just got in by Maileg! We have fun prints or simple classic colors in both smaller amounts for quick projects and larger wooden spools great for decoration or larger projects! This ribbon can be used for multiple purposes from gift wrapping to clothing accessories to hair accessories!
Check them out on our website and choose your favorite!
Labels:
crafts,
display,
home decor,
maileg,
perfect gift,
projects,
ribbon
Saturday, May 28, 2011
Ella Rae Lace Merino cowl
We love this yarn because of the way it drapes. Three skeins of Ella Rae Lace Merino--pull from 3 threads simultaneously. Cast on 108 stitches an knit in the round using stockinette stitch. After about 20-30 rows reverse. Leave some extra yarn to crochet a cord.
What a perfect day to start a new summer project! I just finished this top last night--free pattern is included with every purchase of Vintage yarn from Lana Grossa. For this top I only used 3 balls of yarn. And we have new beautiful colors that just came in--grass green and charcoal.
Friday, January 28, 2011
R is for rabbit!
We are obsessed with Noro yarn! "Silk Garden Sock Yarn" is obviously form making socks, but I never follow instructions so I decided to make a scarf out of it. Then I got bored and decided to make what I had knitted so far into a little bag! Just knit two rectangles, crochet around them to connect, then crochet the handles and voila! A perfect little bag for a little rabbit!
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)













