Blythe Lalaloopsy hat
Just received this beautiful Blythe Lalaloopsy hat in the post from Liv Adams.
Conversion Pullover Knitting Pattern
Finally I've goten around to photographing some of the projects I've been working on these last 2 months. This is my version of the Conversion Pullover by Stephanie Lotven
From Instagram: Thanks to @AccessSpace in Sheffield and their free laser cutting workshop one of my Blythes has a lovely new pair of antlers. #blythe
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From Instagram: Playing with Shrinkles (printable shrinking plastic) this evening.
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From Instagram: Edinburgh Christmas market.
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From Instagram: Experimenting with crystal resin.
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From Instagram: Good morning Den Haag.
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From Instagram: Demolding smart objects for Museo della Guerra #meschproject
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Stylish Dress Book: U as top only
This is the first pattern I've made from this Japanese pattern book Stylish Dress Book but I think it's a keeper. It's the top section only from pattern U. I managed to find the English language version of the book and found it straightforward enough to follow.
Blythe raglan dress sewing pattern (Free Pattern)
A few years ago I modified some existing patterns into a Blythe raglan dress pattern. I used it a batch of times and then forgot about it. It's been languishing in a pile of human sized patterns until rescued in a recent clear out. This dress is unlined and features raglan sleeves and a cowl neckline. As with previous Blythe patterns it should fit both the standard factory body, a licca body and/or a flection pure neemo XS. Photographs below are shown on a flection pure neemo XS. 
Barnacle Scarf
Recently finished the Barnacle Scarf pattern by Layla Chelache. This unusual multidimensional scarf was knitted in two skeins of Araucania Lonco Multy cotton yarn.
MAD Museum
Mechanical, Art and Design. Three wonderful things rolled into one at the MAD museum. 
The experience of being there on a hot August Saturday surrounded by tourists was quite similar to the feeling you might get staring at these animated gifs for longer than 10 seconds. They had all the interactions you can imagine, things that popped, boinged, bounced, rolled, railed, snapped, pinged, yanked and a skeleton on hold.
The experience of being there on a hot August Saturday surrounded by tourists was quite similar to the feeling you might get staring at these animated gifs for longer than 10 seconds. They had all the interactions you can imagine, things that popped, boinged, bounced, rolled, railed, snapped, pinged, yanked and a skeleton on hold. 
From Instagram: Came across new moor market shop Mhacagi on lunch break and HAD to buy some of their beautiful fabric. @TheMoorMarket
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From Instagram: Second attempt at hand spun yarn. 100grams of spun happiness now waiting for a project.
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