Nifty sword, Espy. What material is that?

Foamboard. I still need to sand and shape, then gesso and paint.

Ohhhh - pointy! *grabby hands*

HAT!


I made it for myself, but I look a hot mess today, so I had my little guy model it for me.
And yes, those pom-poms are crocheted too. I can't make fuzzy poms to save my life, but these things are so freakin' easy! If anybody's interested, I can send you to where I got the pattern from. :D

Are those your kids? Those babies are *pardon my language* fucking adorable!

:f-heart2: Yups, those be mah behbehs. And thank you! They are rotten little things, lol. I'm actually surprised I caught them both smiling at the same time. She usually has the same face as her daddy (the guy holdin' her) when I pull out a camera.

Lol! Awwww! <3 Cuties!

:D They are something else, lol. They had their first "fight" today. Cheeks (the one in the hat) tried to take something (I think it was an empty dice bag I made) from Little Miss (the poof head, lol) and she held on for dear life while screeching at him and pulling it back towards her. It was too cute.

I used to make fuzzy pompoms as kid with the basic wrap yarn around a couple of discs, cut, tie method. Never did much with them. Put a couple on my ice skates, and made others into little people.


My sister has a kid who was throwing her balloon at her when she was quilting. That didn't last long. Needle stab *pop*. "I'm sorry honey, but that's what happens when you throw balloons at mommy and she's holding sharp things."

I've threatened to do that to my 3 year old, he keeps his balloons away from me while I'm "playing" with my yarn.

In all fairness to my sister, she did tell her to quit throwing her balloon at her three times.

She's only 2 and she's turning into a little crafter already. Tries to run fabric through the sewing machine (with no needle and no foot pedal, thankfully).

Cute pics, Kilala. <3

I don't blame her, lol. And that sounds adorable! Cheeks (the one in the hat) tries to use my crochet hooks and knitting needles. He'll hold the hook in one hand and wiggle it around while holding yarn in the other. <3

Thanks Angel. :)

Hey - teaching them now will last a lifetime. Mom taught me young and I'm still at it.

I need to learn how to cast on if I am going to knit stuff. I have only done a little bit of knitting.

I want to learn to cast for resin. I heard it's an expensive hobby.