~xoxi
Saturday, January 2, 2010
sweetness
My daughter Kaliya is constantly asking if she can model for me, so here she is...
This is the latest hat I made to keep her precious ears warm.

~xoxi
~xoxi
Thursday, December 31, 2009
Wrap You in my LOVE...
A few months a go I made a crib-sized quilt for my baby niece. My daughter, who is five, would get up every morning and wrap herself in it, and say "mine" with a little smile. So, I decided to work on a quilt for her Christmas present. I was up many a late night, and enjoyed every moment of making it. And she loves it so much!

I used a wool blend felt for the flower appliques...

Mama and baby owlies...
~xoxi
I used a wool blend felt for the flower appliques...
Mama and baby owlies...
~xoxi
Tuesday, December 29, 2009
Mash (little headed ladies and more...)
Dang! It has been a minute since I have sat my butt down here at the computer to write a CraftMobb post. My apologies! Chrismas had me crazy, I was doin' craft shows, and making presents, working my 40 hr a week desk job, and being a mommy and daddy to my 5 year old. WHEW!
These are a few of the items I made over the last month...
These are a few of the items I made over the last month...
This hood is 100% wool! It's made from soft delicious (and pricey) yarn that I purchased at "Fancy Tiger", our premiere indie craft store here in Denver.
These hats are made with doubled yarn, and water felted flowers, and are available at a local beauty salon called "Bliss".
Labels:
cable knit,
crochet,
felted flower,
felting,
hat,
hood,
wool,
wool hoodies
Monday, November 16, 2009
Knit-alicious!
It's official I am a knit-aholic. I have been having so much fun with my new medium.I have even learned to cable knit:) Scarf lette's are wonderful, they can have so much flavor, and yet they don't take a year to finish. This is the one with the cable, is made with a wool blend, and has a crocheted ruffle, and a gorgeous water felted flower

The next one is my first scarflette, the one from an earlier post. It has a leather flower accent.

And introducing...the Cowl Hood Scarf!
This one is soo versitile, it can be pulled down over the tops of the shoulders, and makes a gorgeous cowl.

For more pics go to http://www.xoxi.etsy.com/
~xoxi craft
The next one is my first scarflette, the one from an earlier post. It has a leather flower accent.

And introducing...the Cowl Hood Scarf!
This one is soo versitile, it can be pulled down over the tops of the shoulders, and makes a gorgeous cowl.

For more pics go to http://www.xoxi.etsy.com/
~xoxi craft
Labels:
cable knit,
crochet,
knit,
neck warmer,
scarf
Wednesday, November 11, 2009
Monday, November 9, 2009
Sunday, November 8, 2009
My crafty sista, Faatma recently taught me how to knit. Once upon a time, long long ago, I taught her to crochet, and she returned the favor. I was a crochet snob, and didn't want to learn. I am fast and furious with a crochet needle, so much so that I actually injured my wrist. I was desperate for some fiber craft, and thought that knitting wouldn't impact my wrist in the same way that crochet does.
But surprise- surprise, I really dig it. If the yarn is chunky and the needles are fat, I can move a project along at enjoyable pace. So, lo and behold...
The Scarflette, with a leather flower accent.

I just put in my etsy shop...
http://xoxi.etsy.com
But surprise- surprise, I really dig it. If the yarn is chunky and the needles are fat, I can move a project along at enjoyable pace. So, lo and behold...
The Scarflette, with a leather flower accent.
I just put in my etsy shop...
http://xoxi.etsy.com
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