I have been crocheting a little bit lately, and here's some pictures:

Scrap-project! I used only scarps for these, no pattern, just sc each row..


I added buttons to this one, and it lives in my purse, taking care of my lipstick ++


A small one.


And I love this one.. I even lined it!



I made a santahat for me! Just simple DC around.


From the back:


A headband worked in hdc:


And a one-skein scarf, pattern from Debbie Stroller's "The happy hooker" book. But you can also find the pattern here: http://www.joann.com/static/project/0608/PA00005.pdf

The white yarn has some sparkle/glitter in it, my pictures doesn't show that. Too bad. Here's a link to the pattern I used for the teddy: http://crochetme.com/patterns/captain-cute-pirate-teddy

I just made the hat and scarf up as I went along.

This is going under the Christmas tree for a nephew of mine.

Booties from this pattern http://susan.kraus.net/pages/pattern6.html. I did change a bit..


The hat is just made from dc with picot border.


I hope this fits a 1,5 years-old girl.. She'll be getting it for Christmas.

Isn't she beatuiful?

I work in a kindergarden, and decided to make three goats for a fariy tail we're going to use later on.. Here's the three:



Oh, and I found the fariy tail in english for you! It's actually Norwegian. Here's a link: http://www.pitt.edu/~dash/type0122e.html

More pictures.. The little goat.




The middle goat.




And the big goat.

This was going to be a hat, but it was just too big. And I didn't think it looked too good either. So I just crocheted along, some decreases here, and increases there, and voila! A nice, little giftbag. I should totally buy some nice soap or something to put in it. For Christmas I guess. (I'm going crazy with this whole Christmasthing! I'm making and making, I bought the first presents in JANUARY and I think about Christmas at LEAST once a day. Hehe. Heeelp!)

I just crocheted them as in pattern, and threw them in the washer to felt them.. I'm hoping they will fit my 9 (or is she 10??) year old niece, so I can give them to her for Christmas.. But I guess I won't know before I give them to her, so... Cross my fingers. They are 8,5 inches long. I'm really sorry for the bad pictures, I didn't have any good light..

Nasty slippers...




They are bright white, not yellow.. Here's more like the actual colour.

Here she is in all her glory..


I used the hair-tutorial from Owly: http://owly.wordpress.com/2007/08/27/amigurumi-hair-tutorial/


Details from her hair...


She can stand too.. Almost on her own. I'm not so good at making my amigurumis stand. :p I used yarn from another project I just finished, so she was free to make.. I didn't have all the beige I needed, so I made her feet with socks or whaterver you call it..


From the back:


Details from her belt and the buttons on her dress..


And what hides under the dress? Panties!

I have really been working hard tonight.

First of all, I finished this purse..! I have been looking all over town (and ordered some from England that didn't fit) for some nice handles, and today I found some I like! Yay! It's for my mum for Christmas. It's in some really niiiice yarn, Just Bamboo and Silk. The flower is made of a yarn named Napoli from Løve Garn. Not a very cheap purse to make, but it's fancy.

Here's a link for the pattern... I changed a few things. http://www.lionbrand.com/patterns/50942.html





I even added this magnetic lock-thing..


I added a playstation controller so you can see the size.


And here's a beautiful hat I made..! I was making it for a little girl who just turned 1 years old, but it turned out waaaay too small. But I'll keep it, maybe someone I know gets pregnant soon.

Here's the link to the pattern:
http://suzies-yarnie-stuff.blogspot.com/2007/03/tulip-cap.html





And, finally, I made a cupcake for my grandmother! It's her birthday in a week, so she's getting this pincoushin (oh, the spelling, sorry... I'm not english or american.. Hehe) and a really cool mesuringthing.

Here's a link for the cupcake pattern I used: http://nimoe.wordpress.com/2007/12/16/cupcake-pattern/