A few of the things I find each week that inspire me to want to do better, to create, to become better, to read more, to watch, to just DO something! Things that delight, inspire, and bring me joy. Maybe they will do the same thing for you!
Drops Design. I love these old-fashioned slippers. I think we all had a pair when we were young. I think mine were made from that old Phentex yarn. Not the most comfortable but these look like they would be soft and very comfortable.
Natalia Erkhova on Etsy. I love red and white toadstools. The pattern is not free, but not expensive either.
Pretty Darned Adorable. Crocheted leaves. So pretty.
The Turtle Trunk. Every year I say I am going to make myself one of these and I don't. Maybe this year I will.
Knitting Pattern. Free pattern for simple adult house slippers.
Hand Knitted Things on Etsy. Pattern pdf. So cute.
Georgina on Etsy. Little Knittington Village. This is seriously cute. Quite a bit more expensive, but what a project for the keen knitter!
Liberty Creek. Primitive Snowmen ornies. Cute!
Amazing ornaments, all made from wrapping paper. Found on Skip to my Lou.
A novel way to wrap gifts, using black and white postcards. I like this. From Nicety. I quite like brown craft paper for wrapping gifts. There are tons of ideas out there for dressing them up.
Washi Tape ideas for wrapping gifts. From Tabula Rosi.
Ten delicious ways to spice up your Hot Chocolate. (I think if you click on it, it will open up larger.) From She Knows.
Tea Bag Shortbread Cookies. From Baking Mischief. There are printable tea bag tags and bonus Hedgehog Cookies. So sweet!
Doll Face Necklaces made using wooden beads. So cute! From Psselbolaget, the crafty Swedes.
I LOVE it!
And those are my finds for this week. I hope you found something of value that you can use. I find lots more than this, but these are things I think you just might like. I hope that you did!
A thought to carry with you . . .
•。★★ 。* 。
° 。 ° ˛˚˛ * _Π_____*。*˚
˚ ˛ •˛•˚ */______/~\。˚ ˚ ˛
as a failed experiment,
Only experiments with
unexpected outcomes.
~Richard Buckminster Fuller
═══════════ ღೋƸ̵̡Ӝ̵̨̄Ʒღೋ ═══════════
Got your stuffing recipe, will be trying it for sure. Still have the pattern for those knitted slippers, they were so comfy and warm made with softer yarn. Happy Friday.
ReplyDeleteI think I will be making me a pair of those slippers for sure Linda! Happy Friday! xoxo
DeleteI remember Phentex yarn and that pattern for knitted slippers. The yarn wasn't soft at all. I think it's selling point was durability. Lots of good ideas on this beautiful if chilly day in fall. Have a good one. Love and hugs, Elaine
ReplyDeleteYou are right Elaine! It was not soft in the least! But yes, very durable! Hope you had a lovely Friday. Love and hugs, xoxo
DeleteAw, my Grandmother made me those slippers….not the most comfy for sure but they were warm….thanks for the memory!
ReplyDelete💞💞💞Happy Friday! xo, V.
You are most welcome V! Happy Friday! xoxo
Delete