Not a ton in this kiln because there are a few large items. I've made another leaf globe that you can see on the top that I'm super happy with. I love how these come together. They always look so cool.
I made another squiggle bowl with some leftover squiggles I had when I was making snowmen. I decided to make the colors on this one a little more muted.
This kiln also has the forbidden leaf mugs and some really large pumpkin platters that I can't way to see.
This is based on the Let it Bee Wrap from Heart, Hook, Home. However, instead of making a wrap I made a cute little cover up.
I wish I remembered what this yarn was. I've had it for years just staring at me. All I remember is that it was made with real silver in it. I had a couple of balls in my stash just laying there for a while and I decided to just figure something out. This is probably closest to a sport weight yarn and I used a 4.5 mm hook. You could easily make this with any yarn and just adjust the width and length to what you want it.
I still cast on 68 like the pattern said. I had 5 balls of the green and 4 of the silver. I did as many rows as I could with what I had off 2 balls of the green then switched to the silver. At the end with the last ball I was able to add 2 rows to each size and that still left me enough to sew it together. I ended up being able to 5 rows of green then 5 of silver ending with 2 rows of green. Make 2 identical panels. Again the exact length can vary based on your taste.
Once you have the two panels - sew it up. I wanted the neck to be fairly loose so I left a 13 inch neck and I left 7 inches for each of the sleeves. Unlike my usual patterns I didn't leave any slack on the side. This is because I wanted to finish it with a row of sc all the way around the bottom. I really like the way this turned out considering I started with no real plan :)
Some of my choices in here didn't quite pay off. I'm not sure that I'll have time to make more before the show at MacKenzie Childs at the end of the month so I'll have to go with what I've got because a couple of others turned out amazing.
These came out amazing. This is the first time I've done the texture with non orange pumpkiny colors and the witch hat it soooo awesome. I'm also loving the black and white pumpkins. I'm hoping others love these as much as I do. I detailed the whole process for these last year in this post. Note: these are all fired to cone 06 and not my usual hot cone 5. They aren't vitrified, but since they aren't for food it's not an issue.