This week I have been busy making these little knitted friends... They are winging their way across the Altantic Ocean from South Africa to their lovely new home in the United States...
I have finally developed a button code for Creative Friday at last! Please feel free to add it to your blog:)
Welcome to Creative Friday,
Thank you so much to everyone who visits this space!
Please feel free to post your links to anything you have created and would like to share, it can be a recipe, sewing tutorial, knitting tutorial, felting, crochet, crafts, art, spinning, weaving, working with fibre, photography, poetry...etc...
I also love to hear from you, so if you have a moment, please leave a comment:) Thank you so much for sharing your wonderful talent with us! Just add the name of your blog to the widget and then add your blog link with the http:// at the beginning of your link address:) I have added a Creative Friday button on the sidebar of my blog, please feel free to add it to your blog for Creative Friday and link it to http://www.naturalsuburbia.blogspot.com/ so others can find this space and share their creativity too:)
1. I have started a Creative Friday Flickr Group where you can post your beautiful photos that you link to each Creative Friday.
2. If you would be so kind as to link back to Natural Suburbia in your blog post that would be lovely:)
Have a wonderful weekend dear friends,
Linda
Thank you so much to everyone who visits this space!
Please feel free to post your links to anything you have created and would like to share, it can be a recipe, sewing tutorial, knitting tutorial, felting, crochet, crafts, art, spinning, weaving, working with fibre, photography, poetry...etc...
I also love to hear from you, so if you have a moment, please leave a comment:) Thank you so much for sharing your wonderful talent with us! Just add the name of your blog to the widget and then add your blog link with the http:// at the beginning of your link address:) I have added a Creative Friday button on the sidebar of my blog, please feel free to add it to your blog for Creative Friday and link it to http://www.naturalsuburbia.blogspot.com/ so others can find this space and share their creativity too:)
1. I have started a Creative Friday Flickr Group where you can post your beautiful photos that you link to each Creative Friday.
2. If you would be so kind as to link back to Natural Suburbia in your blog post that would be lovely:)
Have a wonderful weekend dear friends,
Linda
These farmyard animals are perfect... lucky lucky are the recipients.
ReplyDeleteI love your knitted animals!
ReplyDeleteI love your animals, they look fantastic!
ReplyDeleteOh how cute are those animals! I love the geese, lucky receiver!
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I love the manes and horns and beaks...all of the different little colored bits really 'make' your animals!! XXO--
ReplyDeleteOh wow, I love your animals. Each one so unique and lovely!
ReplyDeleteI know someone that would love those animals, something else to add to my list.
ReplyDeleteYour critters are adorable. Every time I start to make one, I get impatient. I'm still not ready for little projects like that. I'm glad you are because they are great!
ReplyDeleteOh what beautiful animals, Linda, just delightful, cheers Marie
ReplyDeleteYour animals are super Linda! Such a talent you have.
ReplyDeletePS- thank you so much for the basket link on Wednesday's yarn along. I hope to cast on one this weekend.
Tracey, I hope you are feeling better:)
DeleteThanks about the animals, I am so looking forward to seeing your knitted baskets.
xo
Linda
Cute animals, I am inviting you to come and be part of my blog hop:
ReplyDeletehttp://juliejewels1.blogspot.com/2012/04/show-your-stuff-21-sloppy-dave-recipe.html
Such cute barnyard animals, Linda! They almost need an ark! ;)
ReplyDeleteMy son just caught the picture of the farm animals you are sending on their voyage. I see some more animal knitting in my future!
ReplyDeleteLinda - I want to buy a pattern of yours. Do you have a preference about which shop I buy it from? Ravelry or Etsy? I seem to recall that Etsy has higher fees for the seller. Or maybe one way is easier for you? Please let me know. (:
ReplyDeleteeidolons at gmail dot com
Thank you so much for being so thoughtful.
DeleteThere are two places where I sell my patterns that have no fees for listing and buying:
http://www.craftsy.com/user/pattern/store/122930
http://www.artfire.com/ext/shop/studio/mamma4earth
But please feel free to buy from wherever you choose:)
xo
Linda
Just wanted to let you know that I visit your blog and enjoy what you are up to. Today the little farm animal set is just adorable!! someone is going to be VERY happy. Have a wonderful day!
ReplyDeleteReneelynn USA
Thank you so much for visiting Reneelynn.
DeleteLovely looking animals but they don't appear to have any eyes. How are they going to see their new home?
ReplyDeleteThank you so much:) These are Waldorf inspired toys, you can read more about them in this blog post I wrote here, http://naturalsuburbia.blogspot.com/2010/09/knitted-waldorf-toy.html
DeleteHave wonderful weekend
Linda
Absolutely love the farms animals. I love your patterns. The animals always turn out so lovely.
ReplyDeleteAdorable knitted friends.
ReplyDeleteYou are such a great resource for patterns for my gilrs!! Lovely!
ReplyDeleteLOVE those ducks! Happy Friday to all and to a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteSheila
Seeing that collective of barnyard animals is such a delight. I am sure they will be well loved in their new home.
ReplyDeleteLove the animals. Very cute. I linked my blog for the first time today. I hope I did it right.
ReplyDeleteWelcome Cathy:)
DeleteOh I love your little animals, so cute!
ReplyDeleteHello
ReplyDeleteI have fallen in love with your farm animals. They're so cute.
I'm so glad I have found your blog.
Hello and welcome Sarah:)
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ReplyDeleteamazing, cute knitted friends...it's a talent "over my head"...i can only do knitted scraves. =)
ReplyDeletehugZ,
annie