I'm sorry the pics don't work anymore, they got deleted by accident, and I lost them. I remade the tutorial, I hope I got everything right, it was a long time ago since I made this. If you can't see it that well, save it to your computer and open it.

I'm not sure if this is the right board to post this too, but I think it works.

Anyway, I am totally not a jewelry making kind of person, but I had these earrings that I bought for cheap and never ever wore:


And I had these knitting stitch markers with tiny sheep on them that I totally love, but hated them as stitch markers:


So I took the earring hooks of the earrings and the little sheepies off of the stitch markers:


And I made new earrings!


I totally love them. It's a simple stupid little project, but like I said, I have pretty much no experience in the craft, so I'm pretty proud of myself.

It's been a while since I've done anything with Duct Tape, and I found my stash the other day, so I made this:


Just a Wallet, but I was pretty proud of my little Tape I made. It actually looks like a Tape. A Tape made out of Tape. heheh.



Inside are 2 pockets for my Library card and Debit Card and such, and a clear plastic window I made out of Clear packing Tape for my ID.



Thanks for reading, comments appreciated.

Pattern: Molly’s Headband (PDF, you have to scroll down a bit to find the pattern)
Yarn: Brown Sheep Cotton Fleece in Malibu Blue (Just a little bit, not even half a skein)
Needles: US Size 6



I love this headband! I was a little skeptical while knitting it, but It turned out awesome. It was super fun to knit, just a little bit of lace, very easy. I’ll definatly be making another. My only problem is that the i-cord ties are a bit too long. Instead of 12 inches, on my next one I might shorten them to about 6

My sister decided that she needed me to crochet her a donut. So I did. I used this pattern: http://crochetville.org/forum/showthread.php?t=32761

And instead of crocheting the frosting, I cut it out of felt, added some seed beads for frosting, and appliqued it onto the top.



The yarn for the Donut part was Caron Wintuk in Nutmeg. This is my new favorite yarn from Amigurumi. It's not as gnarly as some other acrylics, and I got a skein of it for about 1.20

I want to make a bag like this, but I have no Idea how. Instead of spending money on a pattern, I was wondering if anyone knew of a tutorial? Thanks.

You like it? I do, I love it. It's my favorite bag I've made to date. I used this great tutorial:
http://tinyhappy.typepad.com/tiny_happy/2006/06/shoulder_bag_tu.html

I kinda wish I had put some interfacing in it to make it more sturdy, but I didn't have any on hand. For my next one, I'll use interfacing and some cute vintage fabric... I just have to find some. We don't have a very good fabric store around where I live.

My brother has been buggin me and Bugging me to make him a hat like Stan Marsh from South Park, so I finally did.



I think it turned out perfect, and my brother loves it, too. Next, I wanna make a hat like Cartman's:


 I just have to figure out how to make his squashy little poof-ball that goes on the top of his hat.

EDITED TO ADD: When my brother got home from work I made him model it:

(I was going to submit this pattern to Crochetme, but it looks as though they aren't taking submissions anymore, so, you guys get a sweet tutorial)
I make these hats when I need to whip something out quickly, you can make one in less than an hour. They are perfect for the snowboarder, or the person with the cold head in your life.

Yarn: Lionbrand Wool Ease Thick and Quick
Hook Size: US Size M

Directions:
Round 1: Chain 2, make 6 Half Double Crochets (HDCs) into first chain, joing into the first HDC to Join.

NOTE: To Join, slip stitch into the first HCD of round, then chain 1


Round 2: 2 HDC in the stitch you joined the last round to, and 2 HDC in each stitch around. Join.

Round 3: 2 HDC in the stitch you joined the last round to, 1 in next, *2 in next st, 1 in next st* around, join.

Round 4: 2 HDC in the stitch you joined the last round to, 1 in next 2, *2 in next st, 1 in next 2 sts* around, join.

Round 5: 2 HDC in the stitch you joined the last round to, 1 in next 3, *2 in next st, 1 in next 3 sts*

After these rounds, you should have a circle that looks something like this:


HDC 7 more rounds.

Now, work a round of slip stitches in each stitch around (but do it VERY loosely, or your hat will be too tight to put on). I just did that because it gives a nice border to the bottom of your hat.


Slip stitch into first stitch of round. Fasten off, weave in ends.

I recently got crochet hooks in sizes L-P, I had all the smaller sizes, and a size Q, but nothing in between. So, I decided to make something with them. I couldn't get to my stash because it's in my Cedar Chest and that is all covered up for the painting going on in my house right now, so I had to use some crappy yarn I had lying around, but oh well. So, I made a hat, and here's a picture, modelled my my little sister's boyfriend:


I used Lionbrand Wool-Ease Thick and Quick and a size N crochet hook.