Quickie Easter Projects (for those not dyeing eggs)
If you have some free time and some scrap yarn I found some cute quick Easter projects you could try. The patterns are posted on the internet at the addresses I've listed. As for myself, I'm working on my commissioned scarf so there will be no extracurricular knitting for me.
Knitted Easter eggs--pretty, unbreakable and no messy dye cleanup:
http://yourstilniagarafalls.typepad.com/yours_til_niagara_falls/2008/03/this-chick-is-e.html
If you'd rather knit your Easter chick, here's a possbility in a rainbow of colors.
http://www.craftown.com/knitpat5.htm
Hope everyone at RTY has a very happy Easter, whether you're knitting or not!
Knitted Easter eggs--pretty, unbreakable and no messy dye cleanup:
You put these cute little chicks over those deliciously gooey Cadbury eggs and have a fabulous Easter gift for any age at all.
http://yourstilniagarafalls.typepad.com/yours_til_niagara_falls/2008/03/this-chick-is-e.html
If you'd rather knit your Easter chick, here's a possbility in a rainbow of colors.
http://www.craftown.com/knitpat5.htm
Hope everyone at RTY has a very happy Easter, whether you're knitting or not!
Let us know if you've made any Easter projects yourselves--or if you tried any of these.
6 Comments:
I have a friend who made those eggs and some little chicks for her children's Easter baskets. I know they're going to be delighted with them.
Happy Easter..I may have to knit me some eggs those are so pretty.
Theresa N.
Cindi, your friend's children are lucky little puppies. How cute will that be?
Go, Theresa! Send pix!
How kind of you to mention my little chick. Drop by to meet his friend, Wool Bunny.
Mary Ellen, your bunny is darling. I love your felted critters! I was pretty impressed by your first pysanky too--you must have steady hands. And the telephone sheep? Fantastic! Great blog!
Adorable little projects. I have them book marked for next year.
Happy Easter
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