This week a little scrap down that was knitted in an evening. Also a chance to try felting.
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sYarn: Mixture of Brown sheep Worsted and Wash and Fliz it fine held double
Needles: 4.0mm dpns
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This is a really simple pattern that uses up scraps of feltable yarn nicely. It is quick to do and you can keep adding rings until you run out of yarn. Once it is all sewn together, into the washing machine it goes!
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I have not done a lot of felting yet so am pleased with how this came out. It was a very easy one to do as it does not have to finish a particular size. It just got tied into a pillow case and put in a 60 degree wash with some towels for a full cycle. It escaped from the pillow case at some point during the wash but doesn't seem to have come to any harm.
You are so clever! This toy is divine!! Your felting is certainly much better than mine, mine refuses to shrink much :) Thank you for submitting to Project Share...I hope you'll upload something next week as well :))
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It's cute! Came out great.
ReplyDeleteLove them!!! I might have to play with that idea. I have tons of scraps that could use a home!
ReplyDeleteOnce felted they look fabulous!
ReplyDeleteThat's adorable and a great shower gift idea. The color in that yarn is very nice.
ReplyDeleteOh, how funny that I immediately thought they were the begining of the Olympic Rings...
ReplyDeleteIt seems like a really good idea for a baby.
This is an excellent project!!
ReplyDeleteWould make a good keyring, too!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea! What a perfect gift using scrap yarn.
ReplyDeleteHappy Fiber Arts Friday!
So cute~ ! Seems many of us are on to creating baby things this time of year!
ReplyDeletethey are great - what a wonderful soggy thing to chew on - I be it will be well loved and well sucked and munched.
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