Inspiration Wednesday
Oh its that day again. I missed last week. Mostly because I was working on launching the Bead it! challange. But I kept some links that I happened accross so I could record them here for future reference.
First off, I LOVE these little socklets. I happened accross this pattern through Knee Deep in Fibers. I don't wear flip flop style sandals just because I can't stand the blisters I get between my toes. And these socklets are so cute! You can find the pattern here.
Socklets
I also love these shorebirds by Laura Balombini. If you go to the gallery page where I originally saw these guys you wont see this picture as I guess the page has been updated, however you can see some of her other work.
Shorebirds
I happened accross these Book Bags last week. I forget what it was I was searching for but I found the idea intriguing.
Book Handbag
Searching for beaded boxes for ideas for the Bead it! challenge I found a few boxes like this one. The pictures are not the greatest, however, I really like the geometric designs and the colours. They remind me of asian work. They are called Mary Francis Jewelry boxes.
Jewelbox
Looking for a pattern for a round knitted ball I happened accross these cute catnip cat toys and had to keep the link. I don't know if my cat will appreciate playing with knitted peas in the pod, but I think they would be quite the conversation piece.
Cat Toys
Knitting as art? Yes I know, I really think it is an art form. But Felieke van der Leest does it with humour. Check our her site. There is a LOT of knitting humour to see here.
Asking Sweater
These knitted chickens are also by Felieke van der Leest. I had to include them here just in case anyone had ever wondered if knitting a rubber chicken was possible.
Chickens
Leeza Silverman is an Australian beadwear designer. I appreciate her work but I love the colours she used in this piece.
Leeza Silverman
And if you are into browsing through sites to find little tidbits, check out the site Art for Housewives. A good jumping point for a lot of different crafty things.
First off, I LOVE these little socklets. I happened accross this pattern through Knee Deep in Fibers. I don't wear flip flop style sandals just because I can't stand the blisters I get between my toes. And these socklets are so cute! You can find the pattern here.
Socklets
I also love these shorebirds by Laura Balombini. If you go to the gallery page where I originally saw these guys you wont see this picture as I guess the page has been updated, however you can see some of her other work.
Shorebirds
I happened accross these Book Bags last week. I forget what it was I was searching for but I found the idea intriguing.
Book Handbag
Searching for beaded boxes for ideas for the Bead it! challenge I found a few boxes like this one. The pictures are not the greatest, however, I really like the geometric designs and the colours. They remind me of asian work. They are called Mary Francis Jewelry boxes.
Jewelbox
Looking for a pattern for a round knitted ball I happened accross these cute catnip cat toys and had to keep the link. I don't know if my cat will appreciate playing with knitted peas in the pod, but I think they would be quite the conversation piece.
Cat Toys
Knitting as art? Yes I know, I really think it is an art form. But Felieke van der Leest does it with humour. Check our her site. There is a LOT of knitting humour to see here.
Asking Sweater
These knitted chickens are also by Felieke van der Leest. I had to include them here just in case anyone had ever wondered if knitting a rubber chicken was possible.
Chickens
Leeza Silverman is an Australian beadwear designer. I appreciate her work but I love the colours she used in this piece.
Leeza Silverman
And if you are into browsing through sites to find little tidbits, check out the site Art for Housewives. A good jumping point for a lot of different crafty things.
posted by ria at Wednesday, July 13, 2005
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