I've been just DYING to show this to all of you!!!! I had an awful time shipping this garland to my swap partner; she finally received it this week, so it's safe to blog about now.
I had so much fun making this! I employed the use of the magical Strick Liesel that I bought on ebay to make a ton of i-cord and then attached tiny felted hearts and handfuls pompoms to the strands. It was super easy, but also a little time-consuming!
Fortunately, it's finally found it's way to Jamie and I hope that she loves it!
Yarn: Lamb's Pride, Misti Alpaca, Vitage Stash
Needles: Strick Liesel and Size 8 bamboo DPNs
Cost: $15
Time: 6-8 hours
Notes: I adore this! I can't wait to make one for our home! I'm pretty jealous of my swap partner!
What have you finished lately? Leave a link in the comments!
Boom - just finished the mittens! Yay!
ReplyDeleteWow - that looks so cute! I love it! I bet your swap partner loves it too ^_^
ReplyDeletei love it so much! it's beautiful.x
ReplyDeleteCute!
ReplyDeletei lovelovelove the little knit hearts :>
ReplyDeleteahhhh! so good!!
ReplyDeleteIt is great! I'm sure she loves it, how could she not?
ReplyDeleteIt's super cute! I have been so lazy in the crafting department lately!
ReplyDeleteSo cute!
ReplyDeleteThat is so gorgeous- your swap partner is so lucky, and will so love it!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteoh my lord, this is the cutest! I haven't finished a thing, classes have started and I'm soooo busy! I began a cushion cover, though... wow. haha
ReplyDeleteWay too cute!! I love how you coordinated your outfit with the garland. Perfect:)
ReplyDeleteI love how colorful this is! It's super cute and it doesn't scream Valentine's day so she can keep it up year round.
ReplyDeleteeeeeee it's so cute! knitted hearts and pom poms ;-; <3
ReplyDeletethat is so cute!!
ReplyDeleteI love how vibrant it is!
ReplyDeleteThat's awesome! Never heard from nor received from my partner, but at least it was a small swap!
ReplyDeleteP.S. I got the zine, thanks!
I love the garland! so nice. I am very impressed by your talent. I love your blog already!
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