Soo...if this is in the wrong spot please move it lol

but yea...this is my table that i mosaiced. its my first attempt at something like this, so be kind lol. My mom found this table in a ditch and brought it home and the idea just kinda appeared

but yea...let me know what you think!!







hope you enjoyed!

Ok, well I finished this like a couple weeks ago...but alas, my mom has hidden the digicam so i had to resort to the less-than-great webcam (it really doesn't do it justice) but anywhooo     

This is my Vegan Fox ( as seen in Knitty's fall 02 issue  ) I didn't use the yarn it called for because I'm poor, so i grabbed  some fun fur from walmart and used this coppery-brown sports weight I had lying around just to give it some structure.

Like I said...webcam is crap

Action shot, you can see the detail a lil better in this one

I know it kinda looks...crappy...in the pictures. But it really is a very nice scarf


He's not perfect, but still adorable 

this took me about 2 days to finish, and it was super easy. i got the instructions here http://web.archive.org/web/20011117190841/www.cei.net/~vchisam/groovy/bag-17.html   
i omitted round 9-10 tho cause i didnt like how big it was.
i plan on lining it since the granny square has kinda big holes in it (which you cant see in the pic) and i dont want any of my precious items falling out everywhere, but ive been a lil lazy to do it yet...



enjoy. 

i was really bored the other day...and i had this stuff lying around just begging me to make something out of it...so i did



I used the Hi-Ho Cherrio pieces out of the game and some eyelet screws for the necklace and i got the pictures on the pendants out of a Victorian Trading Co. catalog . if you want details about how i made them just ask.

i would like to make my own patches by embroidering such-and-such picture on cloth....but i was wondering what people thought i should line the back with...so that theyre a bit sturdier, or maybe what type of cloth i should use thats a bit thicker...any ideas would be appreciated

ok ok...i might be the only one who thinks its super-tastic, but i made it...so i can think that



(sorry the pictures are so huge...that would be my digi-cams fault)

anywho, its a bi-fold made entirely out of paper and clear packing tape, and its only my second attempt at a DIY wallet

p.s.  ive been having prob's with one of the pics...jsuk

I finally got a fork to bend properly, wasnt too hard really...sorry that the photo quality is crappy, just took it with my webcam 

Just for anyone who would like to know how i did it...
First i pounded the fork prongs flat with a hammer...
Then i put the fork in a vice to hold it steady (made it a WHOLE lot easier to bend)...
Then i just used needle-nose pliers to bend the prongs into curls, starting from the tip and working my way down so as to not break them.