Melissa Windstorm is the second door stop in my series of doorkeepers, created in celebration (and need) for our new home in Apollo Bay.
My Creations
ClearlyHelena portfolio of classy, crafty, quirky creations. From classy jewelry to all kinds of crafty, quirky home decor, apparel, accessories. Most with free diy and how-to notes and ideas.
z. Raggety Rugs – Shaggy Rugs – Recycling Fabric
I made these some while ago while being quite homeless and waiting for a new abode. All materials for these raggety, shaggy rugs were obtained very cheaply from the local co-op shop.
I am not going into overly long details as the pictures pretty much tell the whole story and these shaggy rugs from re-cycled fabrics are quite easy to make.
Z. Recycled Plastic Rugs – Crochet Rugs
Now that I have used up all the spare plastic bags in the house and have made the first of my recycled plastic rugs, I feel almost shy to show it to you. Only after I had already made my rug, did I go looking for examples on Google. I found a plethora of beautiful plastic rugs. But never mind, I will still you my humble one as it is a good starting point for generation of further ideas and to get some of the basics in hand.
z. Door Stop – Chiki Tiki mix media door stopper
When the winds howl, and the doors slam, you know you need a door stop. Introducing Chiki Tiki, the mega 6kg door stop .. who pulls faces at the wind.
zz.Adult Male Crochet Booties – keep warm and clean floors!
Time, I thought, to attempt adult MALE crochet booties. The man has to clean floors too!
zz. Simple Crossover Crochet Booties – Lessons from
In “Lessons from my first Crochet Booties“, I mentioned that I would be trying what looked to be simple crossover crochet booties – a free pattern by Louise Mac, found at Ravelry.
Well, I did try it and it is not quite suitable for an adult pair of crochet booties. Not without adjustments at any rate.
Here are the results and lessons learnt from trying out the crossover bootes for an adult ..
Experimental adult Crossover Crochet Booties
z. Crochet Booties – keep warm and clean floors!
Continuing my journey from “Lessons from my first Crochet Booties“, this next pair of booties now has much thicker soles and has narrower soles. The narrower soles creates a snuggier, firmer fit.
This is not a full tutorial. It is more of a guide and pointer lesson – what worked and what needs improvement. As far as the booties are concerned, I am very much in the experimental stage.
Z. Wire Crochet Bracelet – Wired To Go
Following on from my “new” technique of wire working and wire crochet (“Riotous Garden” crochet bracelet) , this “Wired To Go” wire bracelet is a variation yielding a different look and feel.
An elegant piece for any occasion – feminine and light weight with subtle sparkles on a comfortable wire base and secure clasp. Celebration of the nature’s charms in flowers and leaves.
Z. Wire Crochet Bracelet – “Along a Pebbled Path”
A contemporary fashion bracelet infused with Nature and Life, and adorned with gemstones and SWAROVSKI ELEMENTS. How this wire crochet bracelet was made ..
White washed pebbles, Cyclamen Opal flora, gemstone buds and leaves, and a happy dragonfly .. so are the summer joys combined.
z.Wire Crochet Bracelet – Riotous Garden (CC0157)
This was my first wire crochet bracelet. Created for Audrey and inspired by Kristin St. Clair tutorial which appeared in Make It: Live from Tucson article and found at Martha Stewart’s The Craft Depot.
This wire crochet bracelet is named Riotous Garden – a celebration in the effusion of colours and the exuberant joys of a garden in riotous bloom.
The crochet bracelet is my own evolution from the tutorial mentioned. I had to figure my own way round to how to properly finish the wire band.
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