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About Emethyst
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Villager
- Birthday 11/29/1990
A Few Things About Me
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Real name
Xin
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Short bio
A 21-year old with a knack for arts and crafts. Visual arts has been my forte but crocheting - my recent passion. Still an amateur but is open to improvements along the crochet journey.
I happen to me an anime/game enthusiast too. Feel free to message me about 'em, and I'd gladly reply -
Location
California
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Hobbies
crochet, drawing, gaming, anime
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Favorite projects
amigurumi, scarves, hats
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Crocheting since...
2011
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Thank you guys! I appreciate the warm cheers ^^
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Before I say anything about the afghan, I wanna commend all the crocheters out there who tackle afghans and blankets alike, devoting every inch and second to finishing their work - you guys are awesome, seriously. Afghans are a very laborious work, and you guys have my respect. Since this is my first time making an afghan, I wanted to experiment on a ripple pattern. I made this specially for my grandma who has little to zero tolerance on the cold winter season. Coincidentally, this will also go as a Christmas present AND birthday gift for her. It took me 2.5-3 weeks to finish. I hope that you guys can give me tips on how to further improve my work should there be any noticeable mistakes in there. Thanks for looking!
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The googly eyes are directly glued to the fabric. I used Aleene's Tacky Glue so that they don't come off. I also used specifically big eyes for the froggie so the kid(s) wouldn't be able to pick them off as I double-secured the backing with glue And thank you guys for the comments! I plan to make more of ever the mom of the kids like my work (and hopefully she does!)
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Thank you guys!
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Fingerless Gloves with PomPoms- closed!
Emethyst replied to drfalk's topic in Seeking Pattern Testers
Those gloves look nice. Sending a PM -
My older sister recently asked me a favor to make baby/toddler hats for the two kids she's babysitting so I said, why not? I've never really ventured on crochet hats until today and I must say that I'm proud of what I made. The base pattern I got from "Repeat Crafter Me" in one of her owl hat patterns. Then I did a makeshift monkey ears and frog eyelids with googly eyes attached. By the way, the monkey hat is chocolate brown. The contrast must have darkened when I took the picture. Ah well
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Thank you guys for the like!
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Hi and welcome to the forums! Hope you enjoy your stay here Wish I could crochet blankets like you. I've only done amigurumis/crochet dolls so far...
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Thank you for the likes guys
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That's cute. I like the shape of the head and body.
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Another weeks-old work, this rabbit came from an inspiration from a fellow crocheter, AmiguruMEI, and her take on a Korean rabbit mascot called "Molang the Fat Rabbit". Although I referenced from her free pattern, I changed the size of my Molang to two-three folds of hers - ranging into 5-6 inches tall and 4-5.5 inches wide including arms), and gave mine a different set of ears. Overall, this is a huggable plushie for little kids :3 P.S. Excuse the poor lighting in the room ^^;
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This is one of the nicest horse amigurumis I've ever seen. It looks really polished
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Thank you guys! I plan to make more brothers and sisters for Chippy in various colors when I have the resources
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Wow. That's a lot of work poured in there. I especially love the use of the crocodile stitch
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