Knitting, crocheting and general craftery

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Tazsedai Jul 2017 1:16pm, 10 Jul 2017 736 posts	0 Tazsedai That is such a good idea, my keys are super noisy!
purps Jul 2017 7:41pm, 10 Jul 2017 36,185 posts	0 purps Ernie's shorts. he loves them. I'm going to do some shirring on the front too as they're a smidge too loose. And some trousers I made for myself.
Helegant Jul 2017 8:20pm, 10 Jul 2017 5,026 posts	0 Helegant Well done.
Drell Jul 2017 11:54am, 12 Jul 2017 2,111 posts	0 Drell Another FO: ravelry.com
panad Jul 2017 10:14pm, 17 Jul 2017 1,049 posts	0 panad Love that Drell well done! A little bit of fun from me, deep stash diving (stash inherited from mum 9yrs ago!) ravelry.com
EvilPixie Jul 2017 6:14am, 18 Jul 2017 12,343 posts	0 EvilPixie Oh love that! What's the pattern I might try it too! Summer starts next week!!
panad Jul 2017 8:14am, 18 Jul 2017 1,050 posts	0 panad My one EP? It's 'howl' by steven Be...i've put it in the scarves etc folder on dropbox
EvilPixie Jul 2017 8:34am, 18 Jul 2017 12,344 posts	0 EvilPixie Oh cool! I need to do fine relaxing and stash busting!!
Wobbling Jul 2017 8:54am, 18 Jul 2017 5,202 posts	0 Wobbling I want to make a howl for my mum & stepmum for Christmas. Stepmum has lost her hair due to chemo so I was thinking of something to keep her warm. Just need to find an English crochet pattern.
panad Jul 2017 9:59am, 18 Jul 2017 1,051 posts	0 panad Wobbling i don't know how confident you are at crochet, but it would be pretty straightforward to make up the cowl part of it if you have a hat pattern that you could start with... make the hat, then using half of the stitches from the bottom of the hat, crochet a long loop for the cowl, workat loop until it is about 6" deep. Then go back to the hat and crochet round the other half of the stitches and the rest of the cowl stitches, so the hat becomes sandwiched in the cowl, for an inch or two.... If that makes any sense it might help!

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Possible tour of the Strictly costume workshops?

Details here: dsi-london.com

The regular "Behind the Seams" tour starts with champagne, lasts about 2 hours and includes lots of crystals and swishy dresses.

DSI London headquarters

The Courtyard

131 Aurelia Road

Croydon

CR0 3BF

If anyone wants to organise a group booking then hand up now please. Groups are Monday, Wednesday, Thursday or Friday at 11am or 2pm.

Otherwise we could make individual bookings at £29 each (2pm Saturday or Tuesday)

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A thread for those of us who like making 'stuff'.

Recommended yarn/craft shops: http://www.fetcheveryone.com/article-view.php?id=456

Lists of books/patterns http://www.fetcheveryone.com/article-view.php?id=460

Fabric shops - bricks or on-line. fetcheveryone.com/article-view.php?id=556

Article about sewing machines: fetcheveryone.com/article-view.php?id=557

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