September 2011 – unikatissima's

Crochet Hexagon Bear

I find the bear somehow cute ;-)

Links:
Crochet Hexagon Bear (An African Flower Surprise Pattern)
=> the instruction costs money and you can get it here: Lollo the African Flower Bear by Heidi Bears
But she also offers a free instruction for the crochet hexagons: African Flower Pentagon Tutorial :)
Granny Square

I like at this shoe rack, that the side panels were made from the letters S-H-O-E-S: a real shoe rack ;-))

Links:
Easy Design Shoe Rack
shelf

Well, do you also want to have a Mermaid who throws herself at you?
Simply knit one ;-))

Links:
Mermaid Necklace (71-Mermaid Parade 2011)
via: all decked out for the mermaid parade…

I find this cloth that is put together from papers absolutely great!

Links:
How to Make Paper Cloth – a Tutorial

Isn’t this a cute idea: to issue children with few hair a hat that looks like a wig ;-)
I find this better than bunny or teddy bear ears!

Links:
Baby Hair Hat (Baldy Baby Hat – Crochet Pattern)
via: Baldy Baby Hat (free crochet pattern)

Until now I’ve seen such torcs only in museums – made from gold and other precious metals ;-)
But knitted everybody can afford them ;-))

Links:
Simple Torc (R3)

I like this folded paper candle holder very much and it should be quite solid, but you must always be careful when handling candles ;-)

Links:
Folded Paper Candle Holder (Yahrtzeit)
You can find the corresponding chart here: Gecko’s Foot

I don’t only find this a cute crochet medaillon, but also a great illustration: you can see wonderfully how the chart traces the medaillon.

Links:
Crochet Medaillon (Viewing 21 of 239)
via: Useful source for reading crochet chart?

The gift wrap is really easy – but I find it very striking :)

Links:
Easy Gift Wrap (Favorite Party Ideas This Week)
via: gift wrap

I’ve never heard of a socks owl before!
I like it as much as the other owls that I presented already :)

Links:
TUTORIAL :: SOCKS OWL