Different Design Earflap Beanies

I now have a range of totally unique pieces hats , some highly priced, some less so. The first few hats were pretty much hit and miss, sometimes having a nice line of increase, some were horrible lumpy-looking things, yet all were sold. You can see a lot of my work here on Flickr.

As in Numerology you can always change and add other such Numbers into your designs of course. LOT MCDONALD HAPPY MEAL BEANIES MEL ZIP PEANUT NUTS NIB. Hope you enjoy my work as much as I do. . They are all individually unique, but similar to the originals in that Australian Series. Seeing Flora and Fauna as a category, I chose to try and make another 'Emu' (large Australian bird) different design earflap beanies like one I'd made back in the '90's,after being commissioned to make one like a South American Llama or Alpaca web. Some commissions have taken three hats to actually make The One.

but ,ah! I think I'll stop it short right here Wow. I was delighted as they sold for top dollar. This one has cool snowboarding clips combined with hot girls in bikinis "yeah". Then begin and watch the new designs appear as if by magic. S beanies! Gorros palas ratas!! posted a photo:100% Acrilico ponpom intercambiable vicera resistente $7. A fellow beanie-maker told me about it, and with just enough time to return to my mother's shed, (where most of my yarn was 'stashed' whilst living in a small camper-van), I quickly got to work and sent it off.

It really gets me ready to work as I sort the lovely round balls into baskets of each colour and I get inspired web. MEG-ANTAPESTRY ARTIST EXTRAORDINAIRE IN HER OWN WORDS. I'm so glad I've finally taught myself to use this computer, and found Flickr and then found all you wonderful crochet artists, and been reminded about Etsy. hmm pinch it in together here and, yes extend the blue into loops.

It is quite hard for me to repeat some styles from the past , as I either don't have that wool any more or I can't bring myself to use just plain, non acrylic, fluffy yarns, that I can't resist these days beanie. Little did I know what the future would hold for me then! I wore my new hat every Saturday at St Andrews Market, in the hills north west of Melbourne, where I sold hand-painted rainbow clothes. This I did, and promptly added a round of treble stitches to the inch & a half of 'crystal pouch', and voila! the pouch turned into the top stem point of my first 'Gumnut Pixie Hat'.