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| Deep Discoverer Octopods, Deedio Decorative Pair |
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| Close up of large version of Deedio |
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| Cotton baby-safe toy Deedio. Now I know why they put windows in tumble dryers. |
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| Based on pattern by Oddknit |
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| Oddknit Cockle sewn onto a hair clamp |
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| One-off Giant Duckling Knit by Eye |
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| Drawstring Hedgehog, available on Etsy |
i might be shooting in the dark here, especially since this blog hasn't been posted to in 3 years, but did you make this snake scarf? https://pin.it/5wkmSMA
ReplyDeletesomeone on reddit mentioned your name and it looks like the same mannequin. i would do anything to buy one of these or even a pattern! it's adorable. either way, really cool stuff here. you're very talented! i admire the work you put into what you do. have a wonderful day if you see this <3
Not the owner, but coincidentally I'm currently following her pattern to make the very same snake scarf: http://www.beachton.com/2016/09/realistic-knit-snakes-oak-snake.html?m=1
DeleteOops just realised the link above was for the oak and your pin was for the dugite. Dugite page: http://www.beachton.com/2016/09/realistic-knit-snakes-dugite.html?m=1
DeleteI'm actually also making the Oak snake but am a bit confused in shaping the head. I don't have a circular needle and the instructions are to knit every row, but obviously the snake is all in stocking stitch so I need to purl a row, but not sure if I should just follow the instructions with a purl row in between each step. Any suggestions?
ReplyDeleteand can i just separate the stitches and knit the top and bottom of snake separately and then join?