As much as I love neutrals, it's nice to be back working with color...especially these lovely muted ones. Every Smooshy that I make brings a new excitement of creativity, thinking of ways to make it as cute as it can be.
Life has been feeling a little less chaotic---falling into a groove of juggling everything....hehe, at least for now. Even if I'm only able to pick up the needles and knit one or two rounds before bed, as long as the ball is still rolling{pun not intended}, it's not a knitting-fail day.
What knit/crochet project are you currently juggling with?!
xo
Hi!! Hope all is well with everyone!
As you can see, I still have work to do on this Smooshy. I usually save the face-making for last, but couldn't resist on this guy. ;) I now feel a little better about taking the time to secure all the bobbles, now that it has a face. From now on, all lamb/sheepy Smooshies will have knit-in bobbles...none of this separate bobble non-sense.
I sewed up the Mini Smooshy and wasn't pleased with the overall shaping.....modifications here I come, at a slug-like speed.
I want to thank each and every one of you for all your love and support for my blog and work. I couldn't keep it all going without you. xo
It's been a busy couple weeks, and it's about to get even busier over the next week and a half or so. I've got to take advantage of the spare time that I have-this guy is slow moving, but getting there. I've learned a valuable lesson...knit the bobbles in with the fabric, rather than knitting them separately and having to attach them--tediously painful. I thought by knitting them separately and attaching them was going to give a more clean, flawless look...wrong. Oh. Have I mentioned I don't care for sewing?
Hope you are enjoying your week! xo
