I guess I should be a little more subtle or humble about sharing this, but I'm just too excited :) The Craftys Awards are an online contest for the best craft submissions. This was the first year of the contest and submissions were accepted in a variety of categories: knitting & crochet, sewing & quilting, jewelry-making, home decor, and a number of other categories.
I submitted a few of my craft tutorials, and my Field of Flowers Knitted Tote was chosen as one of the ten finalists in the knitting & crochet category. And I'm just thrilled!
Unfortunately, my tote was not chosen as the winner, but that's okay. I'm still happy just to be chosen as a finalist. The winner was a knit wedding dress that is truly amazing. Congratulations to Stephanie Klose for her beautiful dress - and congratulations to all the 2014 Craftys Award winners!!
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Friday, June 13, 2014
Monday, February 10, 2014
Free Knitting Pattern/Tutorial: Field of Flowers Recycled Tote
This project has long been on my list of things to do. I'm so glad I finally tackled it, and I am THRILLED with the results!
I'm sure we all have those random, maybe beat up,
tote bags that are great for carrying things, but often feature logos or slogans that aren't necessarily what we want to be seen carrying around.
Using my Flirty Flower Pin as a starting step, I knitted up a full bouquet of varying size flowers from scrap yarn, added some button centers, and used them to cover over the graphic on my old tote to create a whole new bag! Ta-da! Love it!
I'm calling this my Field of Flowers Recycled Tote Bag. You can get the instructions for different sized flowers and a tutorial for putting the bag together on my Hubpages!
I'm sure we all have those random, maybe beat up,
tote bags that are great for carrying things, but often feature logos or slogans that aren't necessarily what we want to be seen carrying around.
Using my Flirty Flower Pin as a starting step, I knitted up a full bouquet of varying size flowers from scrap yarn, added some button centers, and used them to cover over the graphic on my old tote to create a whole new bag! Ta-da! Love it!
I'm calling this my Field of Flowers Recycled Tote Bag. You can get the instructions for different sized flowers and a tutorial for putting the bag together on my Hubpages!
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