Sep. 14th, 2006

[identity profile] ardentcurse.livejournal.com
Does anyone know where I can get a pattern to make
Dollfie/Super Dollfie clothes?
or what 'other' purchasable patterns fit them?
or if there is one on line!?
What size are they!?

edit:update:

I did find a site that offers a few patters!
http://www.trimline.addr.com/undead/patterns.htm

help!

Sep. 14th, 2006 01:11 pm
[identity profile] wyldflwrgoddess.livejournal.com
So I got the brilliant idea to knit Knitty's Wavy for a friend who is teaching English in South Korea this winter. (pattern found here: http://knitty.com/ISSUEwinter04/PATTwavy.html)

I'm an intermediate knitter, I've knitted lace and much harder projects, but on this one I'm getting stuck. And yes, I DID buy a row counter and am using it.

I think what is throwing me off is that I'm over thinking one of the pattern instructions... to knit the even rows the way they appear. So if it looks like a knit or a purl, do it as a knit or a purl, even if it doesn't look like a "right" knit or purl. Or should I just be doing the even rows the exact same way I do the odd rows? I don't even know if I'm making any sense here.

I was wondering if anyone else has knitted this/run into this problem.

x-posted to [livejournal.com profile] punk_knitters
[identity profile] 2thirteen.livejournal.com
I was in Target yesterday shopping dreaming for Halloween decor. I found some beakers of various shapes and sizes that were filled with what looked like bubbley liquid. I adored them and wanted to recreate that since there was no way I was going to pay $7.99 per beaker!

My questions for you lovely ladies are:

Do any of you know the cheapest place to get beakers etc or should I just comparison shop online?

And

What do they use to make the "liquid"? It was solid and colored and was filled with tiny bubbles (I'd be fine without bubbles but I want something that I can store and not have to empty out every year or worry about it getting spilt)


Thanks!
[identity profile] wereradletshug.livejournal.com
warning. image and cat heavy.
x-poxted a few places (as always)
so this quilt is for my sister (who is a 10+ year cat-a-holic)
its different from the last t-shirt quilt i did
for one particular reason.
shes 10. and the largest size she has ever worn (that fit her correctly thus far)
was a childs large. meaning i couldnt get any of the shirts to be the same size.
i wonder-undered and appliqued the shirt graphic onto a "coordinating" cotton block
so it may look like chaos squares... but hey, shes 10.
used a flannel sheet as the "batting" of the quilt.
which was alot easier to deal with...
sewed inside the "ditches" as they say
and this was defn an "experience" in machine quilting.
i thought about doing the whole thing.
but already have another t-shirt quilt in the line-up
(thank you aunt for supplying my demands :D)
i think thats all i have to say...
so enjoy below the cut.
lots of pictures. (4 actually)
from the same decor computer that brought you the bloom county quilt )
[identity profile] grave-13.livejournal.com
She actually helped me out with this. She cut the pattern pieces, serged and sewed the straight lines :)

Made in cotton

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back )
[identity profile] silverwing21.livejournal.com
Disclaimer: I'm NOT selling anything here or online. I'm not even posting any links or anything. I desperatly need help with pricing, though, and I've seen other similar posts, so I hope this is ok.

Tons of pics under the cut )
[identity profile] on-my-heart.livejournal.com
Okay, so I have a plain black journal I want to cover with Monster Fur...how would I go about doing this? I have NO idea, I'm usually a jewelry person, not this, lol.  ANY help, suggestions, tutorials, would be greatly appreiated! I promise to post the final result!!
[identity profile] homicideisgood.livejournal.com
okay, so for my halloween costume i need to make a hoop skirt.
does anyone have any good ideas for cheap boning? my dad said he doesnt trust the plastic--i have no clue, i only need it to wear like 3 times.
can anyone point me to a good community to ask? i tried all those civil war sites: they want me to spend 99.00 on a 326-tired skirt, i just need 3 tiers, easy, and cheap.
pleasze help?

also, thanks to someone in this community, here is my part of my group's costume:
[identity profile] babybones.livejournal.com
is it possible to make my own vinyl decal stickers for a vehicle? i can't find the exact sticker i want but i have the image, do they make printer paper for that or am i sol?
[identity profile] slyviolet.livejournal.com
This is Jam, she's a little kitty doll that I knit for a friend for her birthday. She was the first of what appears to be heading towards a largeish ongoing family of creatures, knit from the yarn that was originally slated to become projects I never finished, or the remnants from those that I did. As it fully embodies my mother's "waste not want not" mentality, I've decided to call them the Wastenots.

This was especially fun because I knit her entirely without plan or pattern... I just made her up as I went along, and sculpted her as she emerged from the needles. It's a really fun way to work.

I'd like you to meet the eldest sister of the family, Jam Wastenot )

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