Here is some tiny crocheted stuff. The blanket, pillow and cushion were made with a 1mm hook, the doily in the second photo was made with a 0.6mm hook. They took nearly as long to make as they would have done if they were full size because they contain almost the same number of stitches!
Here are a couple of rather contemporary looking stools I made. The seat cushions are hand crocheted and the bases are just frosted glass jars turned upside down:
Here is a tea-set. It's a bit too small for the scale of the rest of the set, so maybe it's an espresso set. I just used a 'Disney fairies' doll's china tea-set from the pound-shop, peeled off the fairy stickers and drew flowers on with Sharpie markers. I sealed the surface using an acrylic based varnish:
I also made a bowl of 'monster fruits' using a little glass sauce-dish and an assortment of glass and wooden beads with green neoprene stalks:
I'm off to London on Wednesday for 6 days, for a marathon of museum and art gallery visiting, and also to meet up with James Geard, director of 'Walter Gloom', to talk about film stuff.
I won't have any internet access, so I apologise in advance for not replying to any emails for a while.
3 comments:
cool and Have FUN!!
jriggity
Such nice colours on the 'woolly monster' palette. Great stuff -as always :)
(^ i ewas beginning to think you'd stopped knitting and stitching thinkthings in yOUR alltogethernesses.
(6 i sort of became quite bummed when the sketchbook experiment petered out with my book never quite reaching it's actual goal of a destination: namely you and or Seamus.
(^lost in sweden: more like than not in a dumpster somewhere from a quick moving to new location:
(^ glad you are still at it.
(^ I, meanwhile , spend more time studying virtual worlds with my daughter : gardening: sometimes talent scouting in secondlife.
(^ not sure why really.
(^ i guess to take the edge off holding hospice hands long distance.
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