I just bought a ball of Patons Fab in a lovely bright colour mix, but now I have no idea what to actually knit with it.
Has anyone used this before?
I was thinking it might make a disgustingly bright baby cardigan or sweater, but I'm not sure what to expect from it.
Any tips or advice are welcomed!

I am planning to make my boyfriend a Wilfred costume (a hooded dog suit, basically) And I'm wondering if anyone could help me find a pattern for the main body part?
Any help appreciated!

Can anyone help me track down a pattern or detailed tutorial for an adult size onesie, or kigurumi?

I'm planning a Mudkip one, but need help with the basic shape, and I'm not having much luck.

I'm not an expert knitter, and some of the instructions in this book are a bit vague.
I'm a bit confused by the "sewing up" instructions.
Normally when sewing together a toy I sew it inside out, leave a gap and turn it right side out.
The toys in the book have very small parts, and the only sewing guidance it gives is to use mattress stitch.
The pictures given as a guide show two flat pieces of knitted fabric being sewn together side by side, which obviously isn't how the toys are made up.
Has anyone made anything from this book?
Or can anyone give me any advice on sewing together tiny knitted pieces neatly?

Inspired by girlwithapurl's fingerless gloves on the knitting forum, I made a bag to go with my new gloves.
It's fairly lightweight cord, lined with strawberry print cotton.

I'm pleased with how it turned out!

I'm more of a crochet/sewing girl as a rule, but I'm dying to make my own version of this:



Can anyone point me towards a pattern for a romper or playsuit?
Pllleeeeeaaaasssse?

 

I love axolotls, but couldn't find any craft projects relating to them.

So I made my own:



He's about 25 cm from head to tail.

Edit:
For those who don't know, an axolotl is a type of salamander, and is unusual in that it lives its whole life in its juvenile form.

Really pleased with how these turned out.
Drawn freehand on white shrink plastic and coloured with pencil crayons.

I LOVE shrink plastic.

I've been working on a lot of celebrity inspired projects lately, and decided to play with the shrink plastic I bought last Autumn.

Here is what I ended up with:



She is about 4 cm high, made of pink plastic and coloured with pencils.

What do you think?

So, I'm getting married in 18 days, and there's still a lot to plan!

I have no idea what to do about a bouquet.
I'm not really into traditional flowers and stuff, and I like the idea of having something that wont just die and get thrown away.

I've been thinking about crocheted flowers, or fabric/felted....

Oh, I don't know!


My wedding is going to be a kitsch and fun affair, I'm wearing a short, white 1980s dress with a pink underskirt, white platform shoes decorated with coloured pearl beads, and a long white veil.

And I have bright pink hair....

Any ideas and suggestions are welcome, please help me out!