Showing posts with label vegetable. Show all posts
Showing posts with label vegetable. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 24, 2012

Recent Finishes

So I have gotten a few fun things off of my hook recently. Check it out..

April 21: Fruit and Veggie Basket


September 29: Granny Skull Hat


January 20: Gryffindor Hat


So happy to get some things finished -- great way to start 2012! I really love that green + brown color combo for the hat. So cute!

Saturday, August 14, 2010

August 14: Onion & Turnip -- COMPLETED

Pattern # 226: Onion and Turnip

This is one last healthy pattern for play food week.  I'm really excited for this next week though, I am going to be sharing a different charity every day, and of course a pattern that either came from them or can be used for their purpose.  Anywho, today's pattern is the onion & turnip (I know, it is similar to the radish)

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Updated June 18, 2014: So I only made the onion, because I don't need a turnip too. hahaha I had a really hard time getting a good picture though. Capturing white crochet work is hard!!



Monday, August 9, 2010

August 9: Veggie Basket

Pattern # 221: Veggie Basket

This is going to take a lot of time -- that is a lot of veggies to crochet. But I just love how intense it is.  Bring on the veggie crocheting challenge!

Picture from Lily Sugar N Cream:

Wednesday, April 21, 2010

Apr 21: Fruit and Vegetable Basket - COMPLETED

Pattern #111: Fruit & Vegetable Basket
I love this pattern from Coats & Clark. This would keep me occupied for quite some time. And I bet it would not take that much yarn. Well, not that much of each color. But how "healthy" is this play food? Very healthy! A great way to teach kids about the value of fruits and veggies would be to have them as play food too, not just the yummy desserts!

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Updated January 9, 2012: I finished this just the other day for a friend's one year old. This will be perfect for her little shopping cart! I ended up not giving her the olives -- they seem like a choking hazard! I really like how these turned out. I thought it would take forever to finish, but it only took a few weeks of working on it here and there. This project was also great for using up some scrap yarn. It did not take much at all! I just realized that the grapes look rather black -- but they are actually purple. And cute!

Oh yea, and I did not make the basket, because I did not like it. I figured it was unnecessary anyways!

Love how realistic these little fruits and veggies ended up being! Can you tell what each one is?