I thought of dressing up my iPhone as a Santa and here is the outcome. I simply worked it up like a sleeve in rounds. For the flap I kept turning the work for the back row.



Crocheted around a tiny button and sewed it so when the flap is closed you can see a full Santa Hat!



For those who want to try this easy pattern

http://decoratingandcookingforchristmas.com/handmade/crochet-christmas-iphone-case

Last week I tried my hand on making cell phone cozies to use up my left over wool! I enjoyed making tiny flowers, stripes and some leaves on them! Infect, I wanted to make one with camouflage styled ! Here is the result!





I am very happy about the bottom of these cozies!



Blogged this at http://krmeet.blogspot.in/2012/11/easy-crochet-case-pattern-for-any-cell.html

Wine glass charms are fun to make with paper quilling. I joined different colored paper strips and quilled them into paper beads.

I am using plain earring loops till I can find wine glass charm loops!  



I was wondering if anyone has made quilled wine glass charms?

This was a quick project to crochet around my boring string of USB flash drive.However, it turned out beautiful and my friends are really liking it so finally I thought of sharing it here with you. 

I am yet to paint my flash drive with acrylic color!

Hi!

One of family friend was using a wooden beaded car seat cover that suddenly got teared off. They forwarded that huge bunch of beads for my crafty adventures.

I have been able to use only seven of them into a necklace by crocheting around with cotton thread.



Now, I am planning to make a complete set of curtain using wool on these beads.

What do you say about this idea?

I have post a tutorial at http://decoratingandcookingforchristmas.com/content/easy-diy-crochet-necklace

I recycled my son's old denim into this hanging organizer by attaching a hanger with it.

It turned out so well for keeping all his socks in its right place!

Hi everyone!

I have been quillling using only roller from past few months. I recently started using simple comb to make different pattern like this snowflake!



Let me know how are you finding it?

I wanted to make a baby bib for my nephew!

When I saw him holding a plate in his hands, I just got this idea of using that same plate for making a pattern for his own baby bib. I used large plate to draw a 3/4 of the circle for the pattern and overlapped it with another small plate to make a neckline of the bib.

This project turned out really good. I was wondering anyone using such weird tools to make patterns?

baby bib pattern at http://decoratingandcookingforchristmas.com/handmade-holidays/make-baby-bib