I can supply only two of the pictures.  I'm soooo glad you like the stuff!  I got your wrist size a loooong time ago and with a little sleuth work I found out that you crochet, so a cool manly crochet holder seemed in order.

triforce bracelet

Navi (Link's fairy-friend--- since she looks like a glowing ball, I used a furry cat toy to somewhat get the same effect)

irid3sc3nt - my camera is tottaly down, but I want to give props to the hook holder, the iron on's and the framed pics of the HUNewearl and the HUmar.   Thank you so much for your effort in this!

Some more pics of my great stash from irid3sc3nt - more to come - my deeply inadequate photo taking skills resulted in a few pictures of blurry nothingness.   

Here's another shot of Navi - it's not really blurry, she's just, erm...  flying really fast....



Then my happenin' Triforce bracelet, which made me think of the quote " Zelda: May the way of the hero lead to the Triforce.
Treeman: But what a foolish thing to leave lying around... the golden power... the Triforce!" 

Erm...   my arm isn't really blurry....  I'm just...  you know...   flying really fast?



My GOLD Skultulla magnet:




Frame and iron ons and crochet hook holder to come soon!  Also, thank you all for ignoring how disgusting my workshop table is.   I'm a complete slob.

I can supply only two of the pictures.  I'm soooo glad you like the stuff!  I got your wrist size a loooong time ago and with a little sleuth work I found out that you crochet, so a cool manly crochet holder seemed in order.

triforce bracelet

Navi (Link's fairy-friend--- since she looks like a glowing ball, I used a furry cat toy to somewhat get the same effect)

How did I forget Navi?   She hangs in my workshop - when I see her, I hear, "HEY!!!  Listen...." in my head.   


XDXD

I'll get those other pics up soon - oh for the day I can afford a bluetooth camera....

I had fun making candy baskets at Christmas for a few freinds.   THey really dug it.   I made a bunch for the bathroom to hold crap too, because I'm cheap.   I especially like this one, on the back of my toilete:

Scarf I gave to my kid (yes, the beautiful little girlie below).   I made it mostly to remind myself what to do, as I hadn't crocheted in over 20 years. It took me like 6 hours, lol.



Doily thing - It's just a big ole granny square, that I'm considering ruffling on the edge.   It's kind of ugly though, so I don't know if I'll finish it...



Potholders of arthritic doom, and dishrags:





I'm a little concerned about whether the dishrag will hold up.  When I was a kid, my gran taught me to finish a crochet just by cutting the thread and pulling it through.   That works great with acryllic, which is all stretchy, but with the cotton, I don't think it'll last.   Not sure what to do.....

Ojay, I've never used the craftster image hosting before, so I hope this works...

I wont say the site, 'cuz I don't want to piss them off, but here's the pattern:

GAUGE:

    5 sc = 2 inches; 8 rows = 3 inches. BE SURE TO CHECK YOUR GAUGE.


POTHOLDER: With 3 strands of yarn held together, ch 21.
Row 1: Sc in 2nd ch from hook and in each ch across (20 sc). Ch 1, turn.
Row 2: Sc in each sc across. Ch 1, turn. Rep Row 2 until piece measures 8" from beg.
Last Row: Sc in each sc across, end (ch 10, sl st in last sc made) for loop. Do not fasten off.
Edging Row: Ch 1, sc in same space as last sl st, then sc in each row-end st along the side of potholder to next corner, 3 sc in corner, sc in each st of starting ch to next corner, 3 sc in corner, sc in each row-end st along opposite side edge of potholder. Fasten off.


Okay, can I say that you have to have the grip of Hercufrigginlese to do this in an hour?   I'm seriously considering Ben Gay, after dealing with 3 strands of cotton on a single hook.   

THE PAIN!!!!!!!!!!!



p.s., once I find my USB cord to the cam, I'll post pics of these godawful potholders that I'm tempted to set on fire.

here's the wooly monster..... just need to add googly eyes! done toe-up sock style with eyelash yarn of some sort.

I just wanted to let you know something:  you kick serious ass.   

I accept that the quality is not so high....  I'm new at this (and I'm a boy, so I figure I have a genetic strike against me to begin with).