Christmas is coming!

Loads of sweaters and a fish, I knit...  Many colors, all I have...
* I'm starting to talk like Yoda now...  LOL

Closeups

Sushi Ornaments

Here's what I've done for the Christmas Ornaments Swap.  Isn't it cool?

This is definitely very easy to make and it's very fast.  I've used glittery felt as the cover, hope that it will shine brightly under the lights on the tree.  Tutorial HERE

My 1st sewn project

I was just skimming through the various crafts that pple do in the craftster website...  I chanced upon this sections on bags and purses.  All the craftsters there are just so skillful!  Of cos, I saw many bags that I like, but I can't sew...

Anyway, I saw this thread abt a Super easy felt cell phone cozy and I knew that it's something that I can try on.  So...  I went back and set up the little sewing machine that my mum bought some time back.  And look at what I've created?  It's such a fun experience.

TP Hammock

Ok...  I know I've got the cool sushi TP cozy from the "Unconditional Swap" already...  That was meant for another toilet, but not this one.  This toilet does not have a space where I can put the cozy.  We do have this long rod where we hang our towels...  And here comes my TP hammock!

PS: Pls pretend that you didn't see the ugly orange wall...  Parents always have weird taste!!!

Look what I've got!!

Wow...  tonnes of goodies from Bladeburn from the "Ziplock full of doodads" swap 2.

So, there's lotsa beads and buttons.  Also some crochet threads and guess wat?  A crochet hook of the matching size!  I've been searching for hook of this size but it was out of stock!  I'm so happy.

Sushi TP Cover

See what I've got from "Synne" from the "Unconditional Swap"!

A cool sushi TP cover. Something that has been on my never-ending to-do list for soooo long!!

More pics of what others got - http://www.craftster.org/forum/index.php?topic=52055.0

Experiment

Ok, I've tried out THIS during the weekend... It worked out great, even though there were some parts that I don't reali understand, but I managed to bluff my way through, and the end product still look the same.

I used crochet thread and am gonna make a blouse out of this pattern. The idea is very easy. Crochet 2 pcs of long rectangular pieces, then sew the top as shoulder, and leave the rest open, only to crochet a string-like belt to tie the waist part together. Not too sure how it will work out. I've finish the 1st piece, and am working on the 2nd piece. If I'm hardworking enough, I'll be able to finish this within this week.

Now, should i line this hole-ly thingy with a cloth behind, or should I just leave it, and wear it on top on whatever I want? Something to ponder about...