Quilled Happy Birthday Card
Pink is the birthday girl’s fave color. I’m very excited to give it to her because it’s based on my new designs I’m launching on Etsy
Amigurumi Two! by Ana Paula Rimoli
Now at the Burnaby Public Library
- ISBN-10: 156477922X
- ISBN-13: 978-1564779229
No More Papers
After many years of hard work after full-time work, we are thrilled to congratulate a new grad with a Bachelor of Arts.
The “poncho”
After knitting those animal hats for my kids, I wanted to knit something for myself. I started this project back in January and it took me close to 3 months to do. Don’t get me wrong, the pattern was not 
difficult. I just took my time. I made a few rookie mistakes, but overall, I’m happy with this as it keeps me cozy on chilly mornings.
Oh, and thank you to many trusty fold up chair for modeling the poncho 
Pattern: Yarn Girls’ Guide to Beyond the Basics
Penguin
The long awaited penguin that I had promised (back in the Fall) my friend’s child…finally completed in early Spring.
This penguin is definitely better looking than “Hippy Hippo” (pattern from the same book).
Pattern: Tiny Yarn Animals by Tamie Snow
Inspiration: Umi no Ue no Oshiro
I am in awe of the meticulous patience needed to achieve a piece like this. Found it on Tokyobling’s blog about an exhibition called Umi no Ue no Oshiro (A Castle On the Ocean ), 海の上のお城.
Paper Tops by Martha Stewart
Now why didn’t I think of this? Shhh! No one tell the kids this project is really for MY benefit!!! (Click photo for link to Martha’s site).
Lickety-split, my nephews are all over this project. Here’s what they made:
To “top” it all off, here’s Martha Stewart using quilled bells on a wedding cake.
