I teased people for it.
I sometimes questioned the sanity of people doing it.
I must now admit.
I am becoming a Facebook addict.
Become a fan of Colorfulpurls Designs.
It’s easy.
I need to go update my status now.
I teased people for it.
I sometimes questioned the sanity of people doing it.
I must now admit.
I am becoming a Facebook addict.
Become a fan of Colorfulpurls Designs.
It’s easy.
I need to go update my status now.
So, it’s atleast 87 degrees outside and I desided to stay inside and do some housecleaning and sewing.
I didn’t realize that my housecleaning would lead to my sewing!
I found one of my brother’s old t-shirts(he said it was okay) and a few snips, a bandanna from camp and a bit of little sewing, and suddenly I had a cute tank top!
Anyone know how to turn photos upright?
That’s right, I am now selling my Summer’s Twilight Shawl on etsy.com Here’s the link:
http://www.etsy.com/shop.php?user_id=5793732&ga_search_query=colorfulpurls&ga_search_type=seller_usernames
A great first lace shawl, the lace pattern is easy to memorize and all that is required is to knit, purl, yarn over, k2tog and ssk. This top-down airy shawl is the perfect quick-to-make wrap to wear to Prom (which is what I made it for), an evening out or anytime a little elegance is needed. Make it in a sock yarn and you could wear it with jeans and a t-shirt! Tie the ends behind your back and you have a shrug-like garment. The gauze like mohair stripes cascade over your back like a waterfall, flowing smoothly into the frothy gently ruffled edge.Want it bigger? Just add more yarn and keep on going in the body pattern before adding the ruffle.

For more info click here or for on Ravelry click here.
I’ve been super busy with work, school, Church, guitar, knitting and crocheting.
It’s amazing how busy one can get!
I went to Hawaii in December but I still haven’t uploaded my photos yet.
We finally got our computer working but I’m not even sure where the card reader is.
So, what’s up with Twitter?
It seams like everyone is getting one and I can even keep up with blogging!
Anyone have an opinion?
Anyways, I didn’t totally mess up the dress and I just need to sew on the straps and it will hopefully be ready to go!
I’ll try to update tomorrow.
Night.
I’m tired.
But I’m not the one getting married!
I have a friend getting married on Saturday and I wanted a new dress.
So, I made a black with pink polka-dot dress today, I just need to add straps and do a little finishing.
Well I need to go to bed so I’ll tell you about it later.
I finished the Noro headband the day after I started, then I had to take photos and then I kinda forgot about posting it!
Well, I remembered that I forgot so, it’s all good.
The photo below shows the colors very welll, unfortunately I’m not smiling.
I think I’m one of those people that unless it’s in a fashion magazine, the person should be smiling.
I mean, who wouldn’t be happy to have a handknitted Noro headband on their head?
Who wouldn’t want a zillion photos taken of you and only two or three turned out worthy enough not to delete because the colors were off?
I will blame the camera, we used the point and shoot, it probably went bonkers with all the fabulous colors of Noro.
I believe the camera’s train of thought went something like this:
“What!?! Colors!?! You expect me to take a multi colored photo? Wait, Noro? How can I get the real colors of Noro!?! Heehee, I know what I’ll do, I won’t let a smiling photo get though, I get the colors right but she won’t be smiling! HehehahahaHAHAHAAAHAAAAAAAA!”
Or maybe I had the wrong lighting, but let’s blame the camera!
Pattern: Easy Neckwarmer Headband
Yarn: 1 skein of Noro Kureyon in #170 Blue/purple
It was a very fun and quick knit!
I carry one of these neckwarmers in my purse all the time if I’m not already wearing it!
When you wear a neckwarmer you retain more heat then the average scarf(since it’s covering more of your neck) and since you are not losing heat through your neck, your whole body will be warmer.
If you are jogging and you still want to wear your ponytail, just slip the neckwarmer on your head as a headband.
Easy Neckwarmer Headband
Yarn: 100 yards of worsted weight such as; Cascade 220 or Noro Kureyon
Needles: size 8 24″ for the circular version, size 8 straights for the seamed version
Size: stretches up to 23″ circumference
Available at Renaissance Yarns for FREE!!!!
The perfect Christmas or birthday gift!
It’s quick, easy and only takes 100 yards of worsted yarn. Whether your neck is cold in the office or you are heading up to the mountains, you’ll want to take a couple along in a few different colors!
Don’t stick with just the basic pattern, add pins, buttons, patches, embroidery or crocheted flowers to really make it your own and show off your sense of style