Showing posts with label grim reaper. Show all posts
Showing posts with label grim reaper. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 11, 2009

Death, Now With Scythe

Here we go. Blurry pic, but I didn't feel like setting up the light box tonight. The scythe is made from Sculpy clay, with SIL's help. I made the blade out of a mix of black and white clay, but it turned out as a dark grey. Fortunately, SIL had silver paint, so that solved that. Yay!

DeathWithScythe2

Wednesday, January 14, 2009

Lots of Stuff

I set up the light box again, so here are pics of a bunch of things I've been meaning to get to.

This is a knitted scarf I did in December. I'm particularly pleased with it because it's one of the first times I've improvised something just because I wanted it. In this case, I needed a black scarf to go with an outfit for an Xmas party. I can wrap this around my neck a couple of times and still have enough length to knot it. It took me about 1 day to do:
ScarfMiddle

ScarfEdge
Ravelry link for technical details.

And here are the better pics of the fez-wearing monkey amigurumi:
FezMonkeyFront

FezMonkeySide

FezMonkeyBack
Ravelry link for technical details.

And improved grim reaper amigurumi pics. I still need to figure out the scythe, though:
GrimReaperFront

GrimReaperSide

GrimReaperBack
Ravelry link for technical details.

And something new - a baby penguin! Addicted to amigurumi? Maybe. This one is for J.:
BabyPenguinFront

BabyPenguinSide

BabyPenguinBack
Ravelry link for technical details.

By the way, I thought the penguin eyes were blue, but be damned if they aren't green. I double-checked the yarn label and got M. to look at it too. Huh. I never have been all that good at telling green from blue.

And last, a crocheted dice bag I improvised for myself. I admit, there's a ball of yarn in there along with the dice just to show the shape:
DiceBagSide

DiceBagTop
Ravelry link for technical details.

Remind me not to let these stack up again...

Thursday, January 8, 2009

Monkey with Fez & Grim Reaper

Pics aren't of the best quality since I'm at work without my spiffy light box, but here they are. The reaper still needs a scythe and the monkey's vest is a bit too big, but other than that I'm utterly delighted with these.

Grim Reaper, front view:
ReaperFront

Grim Reaper, side view:
ReaperSide

Monkey, front view:
MonkeyFront

Monkey, side view:
MonkeySide

Monkey, back view:
MonkeyBack

I'll get technical details up on Ravelry soon, and maybe replace these with better pics.