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Cuddle Noodle Slip Cover
I am very happy to say that I have finished my first Cuddle Noodle Slip Cover, tried it in the noodle. It fits. Unfortunately I wasn't able to get any good pattern demo photos due to the texture of the yarn. And needed to make another with a different yarn.
Finally done the 2nd Cuddle Noodle and have began the slip cover with the Bernat Blanket Mist-ical yarn.
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Cuddle Noodle Slip Cover pattern progress.
I got my first cuddle noodle slip cover done. But the written and photo patterns have hit a snag. When I started writing the pattern out I realized that the yarn is way to textured to actually show how to create the post stitches.
I love the texture of the Bernat Sheepy yarn, so I am absolutely keeping this (I do still need to make sure it fits the pillow).
Now I am going to try to recreate the pattern with this Bernat Blanket yarn. Just need to figure out the gauge (try to see if I can use this yarn with the same pattern for the Sheepy yarn. I also am crocheting another Cuddle Noodle for my Bernat Blanket cover. I really want to get this done, I have a few more slip cover ideas in mind.
Finished! Well... Kinda... With a bit of it...
I finished digitizing my rabbit pattern! Yas! Poked it into a PDF file and printed it... And there's a sizing difference... It's kind of my fault though... I just dumped the scanned pages into Inkscape with no regard for page size or anything - just "here is a thing, open it!" and then worked on that size canvas (is that even the right word) and then exported it to the same size again. But! All the bits line up with each other. So wherever the scaling got messed up, it messed up in the same way... So I'm going to pattern test this new "accidental" size and see what comes out. It differs only by a cm or two on A4 sized pieces, even less on the smaller ones... So.... Cautiously optimistic, I am! :D
After much tweaking, and a whole heap of prototypes, I think I'm finally happy with my mare pattern (for now)
I feel like I've vastly improved the front view, and I finally got the perkier rump I've been trying to achieve.
Now I'm finally happy with it, I can't wait to make some ponies (my commissions are open btw ;p) and I'm finally going to start work on some stallion and princess patterns :D
