What's in the chair
A record of the weird and sometimes wonderful objects that end up on our chair.
Monday, 4 April 2011
Hoopla
A selection of material from our current project. We have finally found something we agree on to decorate the lounge wall with. These, along with a few more hoops, will be hung hopefully in a creative way. No doubt the hoops will be moved, replaced, updated over time, but it will be good to finally have something on the wall.
Saturday, 19 February 2011
The munch bunch
Normally a caterpillar munching on my plants is a worry, but not this one. This little crochet anigurumi is one of my favourites and will be allowed to munch away for as long as he likes. Who knows maybe one day he will turn into an anigurumi butterfly.
Wednesday, 26 January 2011
The slinky sausage dog
This was a present for the family living in the currently very cold and snowy Scotland. When making things like this it is usually the eyes that get the most debate and her luscious lashes have definitely given her character. She was very happy seductively slouched on the chair before being sent up to Scotland where she has a less luxurious life stuck to a door stopping those cold drafts.
Tuesday, 18 January 2011
The penguin piñata
We make piñatas for my nieces and nephews every year. This penguin is one of my favourites, I like the way he seems to be guarding the ball of string as if it was an egg. Sadly the life of a piñata penguin is short and usually ends tragically; not long after this photo was taken he was smashed to pieces by a hoard of screaming kids who went on to eat his insides.
Tuesday, 4 January 2011
The funky friesian
We have American nieces and nephews and when thinking of presents for them we usually try to sneak in a European theme. This year it is taking the form of this friesian cow (from Happy Hopperz). Not wanting to be out done on the bull riding we thought this inflatable bouncy beast would put them through their paces.
Sunday, 2 January 2011
The snowman
This smartly dressed fellow was made my by OH to hold presents. He was a real surprise and very conveniently had a removable head so I could get to my other surprises without having to damage him. We are planning to take him to visit my nieces and nephews tomorrow and I am not so sure he will survive that unscathed. Melting may be the least of his problem.
Thursday, 23 December 2010
The Christmas gnomes
I got these in Stockholm last December. For those who like Christmas tat, Stockholm is hard to beat. When I got them home my OH was horrified, she was particularly confused by the positions of the two little figures, they seem to be posing for an adult photo shoot!
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