This And That In My Treasure Box

My Own Notes Here:

Christmas Toddler Headband This Is For My Own Notes With 2 Different Colors Green Chain 50  Large hook hdc for 3 rows  ss together at the ends Chain 50 - small white hook sc 3 rows    Arrange to form  bow Make a center  Close and tac  attaching Make ornamental flower -  H hook Put a white button  sew on beads two bells

New Idea - Recycling Idea For End To End Crochet  I had this idea for end to end crochet projects. I used these large creamer containers I collected because they have an opening in the lids already. 6 of them fit perfectly in a basket from Dollar Tree.  I cut openings in the containers.  I used a handheld saw to  make a small slit and then used my electric scissors. I made a small pattern to trace the shape I wanted to cut. That way the openings are approximately the same size. As you can see the yarn will not roll out because it is trapped inside by the walls of the basket. This keeps the yarn from becoming tangled up. This recycling Idea will save time and money. Now I'm going to paint the canisters to match the basket. I'll be back with the picture when it is completed.  

I named my squirrel "Pepper Jack" I used a size K hook for the tail. I used a J hook for the squirrel. I used an N hook for the bow. -yarn embroidery needle- -spool of green thread and sewing needle- ----------- When you mirror the eye put the reflection light on the same side  of the pupil. Nose and Mouth -embroidery needle- White  Blue  The blue from the yarn skein. White and black for the mouth. Ears I used this video pattern for the ears but I folded them in half. I used my yarn needle to sew the sides and the bottom. Then I sewed them to the head with my yarn needle and matching yarn. Bow  2 different colors of Olive Chain 35 with N hook Tie around the neck Tac it in the back of the neck. Put a few stitches in the bowknot in the front to keep it from coming untied. Feet and Hands I tied a piece of the matching yarn around both hands and both feet.  I tied them in a double

5 Honoring Throws 2019 This is a continuous project throughout the year.