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"Spring box" - maybe it's not the most creative name, but it perfectly describes what's in the picture :D <3
Some old stuff I found and I want to share. I still like it!
It was quiet easy diy project: box + paint + glitter + napkin to decorate the lid using decoupage technique.
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It's Spring! So I crocheted bunny friends 🐇
The bunny pattern is by emitoys on Instagram. I highly recommend it. It's a low sew, very chill, very easy, and quite quick pattern. I'm already planning to make more 😄
The little bunnies' outfits and accessories I just kind of...winged. So not pattern.
Except for the bandana! The bandana is a shortened version of this pattern by HayHay Crochet.
Memories of Spring
Spring project 2020
This weekend's work. Bloom
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This was fun. Wishing for spring to be here again
How hard it is to buy a couple of hyperite diabase rocks 15-35cm! I've asked two local companies but they only sell by the bulk and not large enough bits. I'm looking into experimental archaeology on recreating late neolithic tools and arms, like the boat axe.
The clear seamline is thought to have been mimicking copper alloy axes from the continent.
The Grapevines
It all started with the Warrior’s Road Trip. The group of us headed out for lunch and some sampling of the local wines in Niagara on the Lake. From that point on I’m not sure how the plan became, but by the end of the day, it was decided that the Love Shack needed grapevines. When it was first suggested I thought how hard can this be. I grew up in Upstate New York. Every backyard had grapes…
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