Crafty Braam

This Easter, instead of buying chocolate bunnies, why not get a much "healthier" and longer lasting gift, a hand knit bunny, dressed in clothing of your choice.  Extra clothing pieces available.

As a kid, the thing I liked most was changing clothes on my dolls and that feeling hasn't changed much since then.
One of my favourite things to do is making new clothes for my knitted animals.
Since I got myself a little clothes rack to fill it has never been empty and gives my costumers a choice what kind of outfit they want.
And I can adjust according to the season, Christmas clothes, Easter clothes, summer clothes.













Right now I've made some cute Valentine outfits, in red, white and pink and with hearts of course.

Santa Claus is in town and I've been very busy keeping Michelle's clinic supplied with Christmas crafts.
Things are selling well and also orders to fill (5 gnomes in neutral colours).
I'm working several different projects at the same time and my work area looks very messy with lots of yarn, needles and other equipment laying around for easy access.
Pinterest is a hard place to stay away from and every time I end up there I see more things I'd like to make.
Below a small example of the things I've been working on.


Most patterns are found on Pinterest or Ravelry. The Gnomes are my own design.

Just LOVE this design, looks very complicated but actually much easier than I figured.
This one is going to someone else as a birthday gift, but I most likely will make another one for myself. Have enough of the yarn leftover.
The colour doesn't come over as nice in the picture but it's a very soft rose blush, with a little bit of fluff but not itchy!

The pattern is "Ode To Skye Wrap" available on Ravelry
Worth every penny!

Fall is here and Halloween not far off. I felt like doing some pumpkins, but that was a little boring after a while so started on a witch. And then of course she needed a cat to keep her company. I glued them all on a small branch and made a witches broom with some small twigs. I'm pretty happy with the result. Free pattern here or on Ravelry

I have some new favourite patterns!
Bears and mice from Mary Jane's Tearoom
I just wanted to change it up a little after making so many of the Little Cotton Rabbit animals.


As you can see, these ones are very cute too.
The mouse is a little smaller and the bear is bigger than the previous toys.
But I'm sure I can adjust some of the clothing to fit anyone of them.

And I have some ideas on making several Christmas variations (it's going to be here before you know it :)


















And here is a bigger girl bear too!