Showing posts with label doilies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label doilies. Show all posts

Monday, 15 January 2024

Is it safe to come out and play?

Crocheted turtle in sky blue with hexagonal crocheted patches in different colours on the shell. Turtle is facing the camera with a happy smile on its face.


Three and a half years since the last blog post.

The world's been through tumultuous times.  

Like a turtle I retreated into my shell.




Monday, 25 December 2017

Christmas Smiles

A bright, Christmas star light
suspended from a string of smaller Christmas lights
on display in Lobethal, South Australia
24 December 2017

Merry Christmas!

 May your day be
happy and bright.







For some extra Christmas cheer, let me introduce you to a crafty character that is bound to 'put a smile on your dial.'

Tuesday, 22 December 2015

More Examples of Crochet Spider Stitch


Diamond-Strike Banded Scarf in red on a black background. It is a filet crochet scarf with spider stitch diamonds.
Spider stitch features in this scarf.
(Made by Jodiebodie 2014.
Pattern: Diamond-Strike Scarf by Kristen Stolzfus)


Are you familiar with the phenomenon where you buy a new car and when you go driving, you suddenly start seeing lots of cars of the same model and make where previously you had never noticed them before?

I think that is what happened to me with spider stitches!




Monday, 10 August 2015

Love a Good Yarn at the Migration Museum

Love a Good Yarn:
knitting and crochet from Nanna to now

–a current exhibition at 
the Migration Museum of South Australia.

Colonial two-story building with a verandah and balcony across the front of it.  The supporting posts and balustrades are wooden and decorated with yarnbombing.
This historic building houses the main display
of the Love a Good Yarn Exhibition


Open until 31 August 2015, entry is free.  

Last week, I went with my friend Cheryl to have a look …

Thursday, 16 July 2015

Dutch Mandala #MandalasForWink #MandalasForMarinke

Two resin model bunnies flank the mandala made in Dutch colours: orange, red, white and blue.  Rings of red cluster stitches represent tulips with a touch of green beneath them for the foliage.
"Dutch Mandala"
crocheted by Jodiebodie
#MandalasForWink

These two Dutch bunnies hopped across their shelf today to discover my tribute to Dutch crochet designer and author, Marinke Slump, also known as 'Wink' from the blog A Creative Being.

Sunday, 12 July 2015

Tiny Flower

A crocheted flower worked in fine size 80 thread. The 40 mm diameter flower has a 22 mm green centre disk, with 14 hot pink petals around it. Two threads can be seen to the right of the flower which will be used to attach the flower to a card.

Last night I made a tiny flower from very fine thread and I think I will be needing glasses very soon!

Tuesday, 25 March 2014

Sneak Peek: Take a SIP of colour - Scarves In Progress

This month I have been crocheting silk mohair scarves and I am in love with the colours.

Here's a sneak preview of the scarves I hope to have finished by the end of March.