Rozakapica/Pink Little Riding Hood
Iako sam imala pauzu sa pisanjem na blogu, nisam imala pauzu sa tkanjem. Naprotiv, radila sam na vrlo popularnoj tkanoj kapi. Istkala sam ih preko dvadeset, u raznim bojama, različitim veličinama, sve na malom tkalačkom stanu (Knitters Loom). Ove su kapice super način riješiti se svih ostataka vune, iako moje vuneno skladište umjesto da se smanjuje - raste, zahvaljujući mami i tetama. Rekla sam da je vrijeme instalirati kontejner za skupljanje vune negdje na ulici, pa kome ne treba, neka ubaci k meni. Vrijeme polako postaje jesensko, i mislim da će kapice uskoro dobro poslužiti, jer su jutra već počela biti hladnija.
Evo posljednje od kreacija-rozakapica-napravljena za malu ružičastu princezu, 4,5-godišnju Iskru (ime joj 100% odgovara).
Although having a break from adding news on the blog, I did not have a break from weaving. Instead, I have been busy making everyone's favorite - woven hat. I made over twenty of them, in various colors, various sizes, most of them made on Knitters Loom. It is by far the best way of reusing the leftover wool from my wool storage, which is mysteriously growing, rather then reducing in size, all thanks to my Mom and aunties. I have already thought of getting a recycling container for wool, so whoever feels like getting rid of wool could just give it to me in exchange for a woven hat.
The weather is getting slowly into autumn, and it could soon be the time to wear my woven woolly creations.
Here is the latest of creations, made for a little pink princess, 4,5 year old Iskra (which stands for spark in English and fits her 100%).
Evo posljednje od kreacija-rozakapica-napravljena za malu ružičastu princezu, 4,5-godišnju Iskru (ime joj 100% odgovara).
Although having a break from adding news on the blog, I did not have a break from weaving. Instead, I have been busy making everyone's favorite - woven hat. I made over twenty of them, in various colors, various sizes, most of them made on Knitters Loom. It is by far the best way of reusing the leftover wool from my wool storage, which is mysteriously growing, rather then reducing in size, all thanks to my Mom and aunties. I have already thought of getting a recycling container for wool, so whoever feels like getting rid of wool could just give it to me in exchange for a woven hat.
The weather is getting slowly into autumn, and it could soon be the time to wear my woven woolly creations.
Here is the latest of creations, made for a little pink princess, 4,5 year old Iskra (which stands for spark in English and fits her 100%).
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