Friday, January 21, 2022

I Finished These No Sew Blankets - January 21st

 






Susan Nikitenko Photos

Teal Blanket Afghan

 This Is What I'm Working On Right Now
Metallic Yarn.







The pictures below show the true colors.




I'm Working On The Border Below
( You Can See The Sparkle In This Project)


I'll Be Back Again To Post
The Finished Blanket
With Info.

Just a few more things to do and this project 
will be completed.




Easy 

The Blanket
Chain 75 - turn to start new rows
1 skein per group row.  9 skeins.
Double Crochet
Half DC 

The Border
4 skeins
3 Tripple Crochet, Chain 2
In each space all the way around.
slip stitch closed.

Yarn
I Love This Yarn
.Metallic Peacock
.Royalty Sparkle Metallic
From: Hobby Lobby

Crochet Hook  Size P
Two Yarn Threads Thick

Beads
15 18mm Silver Plated Metal Heart Beads
Sew on and glue 


To sew on these beads use matching thread 
and a regular needle. I do not tie a knot yet, leave around 1 and 1half  to 2 inches of thread out rather than tieing a knot.  Keep the thread doubled.
Sew from right to left of the bead.  
*With your needle grab yarn one-fourth inch from the entrance. Then go through the bead going out
the exit and grab one-fourth of yarn then pull upwards on the needle and thread.  Work the thread under the bead.  Then bring the needle back to the entrance and repeat *   2X.
Now wrap the thread around the bead edges pull securely 2X.  Then make a small stitch just under the entrance 3X layer. Take your needle through the last loop to knot it.  This is to secure it.  You should see no threads.  Now use the jewel glue under the bead.  Use the back of your yarn needle to apply the glue then clean your needle. Put pressure onto the bead for a few seconds.  Move onto the next bead.

Loom Flowers

















Wednesday, January 12, 2022

Made With Yarn Bee Eternal Bliss



Colors
Teal
Ivory

 
                                            Single Crochet
Chain 30
Made with size T crochet hook.






Susan Nikitenko
Hobby Lobby



Tuesday, January 4, 2022

Drummer Boy Costume - Drum

Drummer Boy Costume - Drum

 12oz Popcorn Tin



Below - Jute Rope, Burlap, Scissors, and Hot Glue


Measure and Cut Out a Circle
Cover the Popcorn Info.
Hot Glue
Then Modpodge Around The Edges
With a Paintbrush. 


A Fabric Covered Button, An Old Coat Button.




Hot glue the jute onto the tin, starting at the bottom bringing it around
and around until you have two-fourths of the top of the tin still showing.

Cut a 3-inch wide strip of burlap.  The strip needs to be long enough 
to fit around the opening.  Cut the two edges at an angle but still glue then closed at the top.
Make sure to glue down the burlap very flat around the top so the lid will fit back on.

Cut another strip of burlap about 1 and 1/2 inch wide and long enough to tie into a knot, Glue on the
old coat button.  

Fit the lid over top and pound it around the edges with your fist. 


Susan Nikitenko 







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