Month: October 2020

This year I added black bears to the gang! I don’t know why I didn’t last year. Anyway, I love big ears of black bears. They look cute and mischievious, aren’t they?

I crocheted the bear head with 100 % wool worsted yarn, like the other animal heads. And now, Alaskan animal head ornaments are brown bear, polar bear, black bear, and moose. I’m thinking of adding some more animals.

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I made these my tiniest amanita planning to make earrings, but it didn’t work out well.

So, I made these cute amanita Christmas ornament.

I usually sell during holiday craft shows. It doesn’t have to be for Christmas.

It’s cute wherever you hang it.

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These crocheted Alaskan animal head Christmas ornaments were very popular last year.

I like to make amigurumi animals, but it sometimes end up a bit expensive. I use quality yarn and it just take a lot of time to make a whole body.

So, I decided to make just a head for ornaments.

I happened to have tree slices for some other projects. I put the bear head on the tree slice, then it looks cute like a little trophy animal head for a dollhouse!

Currently I offer brown bear, polar bear, and moose. I am planning to make more animals in the near future.

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I designed these rainy cloud earrings last summer.

We had very dry hot summer without good amount of rain for a long time.

I made rainy clouds with gray yarn that I had in my stash. The skinny yarn came from my mother’s stash. She used to knit with knitting machine so she had a lot of remnants of fingering weight yarn from 1970s.

The first couple pairs I made with the vintage yarns sold out at a local market right away.

Now I make them with cashmere and merino wool blend yarn. It is not scratchy at all even it touches your face.

If you are interested in purchasing the pair, you can shop from here

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Rainbow cloud earrings are one of the popular items at my booth.

I love making clouds. It took me a while to figure out how I crochet a cloud.

I see many crocheters make a cloud out of two dimension cloud icons. I wanted to crochet more three dimensional because thats what you can easily do with crochet!

I’ll introduce my other pieces with clouds sometime later, but these little rainbow clouds are my tiniest clouds I crochet.

I use the yarn either 100 % merino wool or cashmere and merino wool blend to make them.

If you are interested to purchase rainbow cloud earrings, you can visit my Etsy shop here.

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These hedgehogs with pom pom body and crocheted face are most popular at my booth.

At first, I was trying to make a tail of squirrel with wool pom poms. When I posted the picture on social media, my friend guessed it was a hedgehog. I thought, well, it could be.

That’s how I started to make pom pom hedgehogs.

Then, another friend of mine who loved hedgehogs asked me if I can make a smaller one so she could hang on her rear view mirror. So, now I have baby size hedgehogs.

They are made with wool yarn. Once a girl brought her beloved baby hedgehog for mending. I was so happy to see the bit felted beloved hedgehog.

If you are interested, shop hedgehogs here.

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