Creative Idea's

What a great idea this is. 

Wipe Container Reuse

When I get one made I will post pictures. I just need to finish up one of my 

containers. I thought this would be great use for our car. 

Another one I saw was 

I need to get a picture for myself. I don't want to copy and use there's. 

 

Make the most perfect potato wedges for your family using an apple corer/wedger!!!
   

Coat with olive oil

  salt

 ground black pepper 

Place wedges on lined baking sheet. Bake for about 35 minutes at 450. 

Turn the wedges half way through to ensure they brown evenly! 

Laundry Basket Dresser

Here is another idea I would love to do. When we get this

done I will share pictures too.

If you have any great idea's or things you have done. 

Please feel free to share with us. I love 

getting lots of different ways to use things 

more then one or for one things.  

If you would to like me to post some of your great ideas. 

Send in a picture of yours and how you did it to 

wigglewormscorner@gmail.com

I will make a post about it and share with everyone else. 

Family Photo's

So a friend of mine and I did an exchange for our work. She is a photographer and took our family photos and I made her some photo props. She did a wonderful job and was wonderful with the girls.

Visit Shannon at Tweedle Dee Photography

 So if you like what you see. Visit Shannon at Tweedle Dee Photography.
We are so happy with our photos and she is a delight to work with. Can't wait to get our pictures hung up on the wall.

Free online class on Know Your Wool

I thought some may like this. I am signed up and can't wait to watch later tonight when the girls are in bed. Here is what Craftys said:

"Learn about the fibers you are crocheting in the free online Craftsy class Know Your Wool with Deborah Robson! You will develop an understanding of the different wools used for yarns and the best use for each. The best part is that this class isn't limited to a classroom - you'll follow Deborah as she wanders around a wool market, getting to know shepherds, vendors and sheep along the way! To take a closer look at this free Craftsy class, click: Know Your Wool"

I hope you enjoy!
Let me know what you think. 

Happy crafting! 

Crocheted Tutu skirt

Crocheted Tutu Skirt

I had so much fun making this. 

Here is the link to the pattern I used.

Baby Tutu

 I did do mine a bit different there she did. 

She had it where you tie off at the end and then start with the first

ruffle at the top. I added my first one at the bottom and worked my way up.

Which I am glad I did. I like this one with just three ruffles. Instead

of four ruffs. 

I also need to add another button to the back. One is just not enough. She had where you 

sew it closed. I thought adding a button would be cute this way. I do really like it. But like 

I said I need to add one more button. So I don't get this big gap.  

 I would like to do ones that are longer for my older girls in colors they would like. 

I did this one for Football coming up soon.  

If you don't know how to crochet and would like one.  Please come to either one of these pages to get one. 

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You also can send a message to 

wigglewormscorner@gmail.com

 

Tie Dying Cotton Yarn

Tie Dying Cotton Yarn

I got the idea from here : 

Colorful Hand Dyed Embroidery Floss - Craft Tutorial 18 (Rainbow Thread)

This is what I used to do mine. I did this with my old girls. They had so much fun.

Suppiles needed:

Gloves

White Embroidery Floss

Rubber bands(if wanted, mine still blended in a bit)

Dye( I used what you get for Tie Dying shirts)

I divided mine up into three parts and started to slowly add

color to where I wanted it. 

After I was done. I let it air dry over night or you can also

use a blow dryer on it. Then I washed it out a bit. To get any

extra color off. This is what mine looked like when all finished with that. 

Here is what I started to work on for myself and my girls. We 

are making beaded bracelets out of them. 

If you have any questions. Please feel free to ask. 

Happy Tie Dying!

Crocheted Clock

Crocheted Clock

I saw a post awhile ago on a crocheted clock. I so wanted 

one for my kitchen. But it ended up in our hallway. Which

is fine. I just get to make another one that means. 

I went to Hobby Lobby and got the parts needed to make 

the clock. 

So what I did was just make a circle till it was about the same

size as the as the round board.  I made sure the center could 

go around the clock parts that needed to stick out.

I then added a trim and put it on the board and drew a cicle

around the center part. 

We then knew were to make a whole. My hubby did this 

for me this time. To show me what to do. So next time

I can make one myself. 

 I then crocheted 4 different flowers for 3,6,9,12 and used

buttons for all other numbers. I just hot glued the yarn 

to the board.

 I am in love with my clock.

Think of all the yarn options out there. 

If you would like one visit me on Wiggleworms Corner on Facebook. Send me

a message and we will work out the deals for you.

Crocheted Infant Tie

Crocheted Infant Tie

Written and designed by Angela Scherber of Wiggleworms Corner

Material needed:

Crochet hook sizes G

I used 100% Acrylic

Abbreviations
ch = chain
sl st = slip stitch
st = stitch

Top square piece to tie -

Chain 6

Row 1: sc in second loop from hook, sc in each loop across.  (5)

Row 2-5: sc in each st across (5)

chain one and sc around. I put two sc in the corners. Then fasten off. 

Bottom  part of tie -

chain 4

Row 1: sc in second loop from hook, sc in each loop across (3)

Row 2-7: sc in each st across

Row 8: increase in first st, sc, increase in last st (5)

Row 9-21: sc in each st across

Row 22: sc, decrease, sc in nest two (4)

Row 23: sc, decrease, sc (3)

Row 24: sc, decrease (2)

Row 25: decrease to one st

I then chain one and sc all around. In the corner's and in the part where the tie starts to decrease. When finished with that fasten off. 

Tie around the neck -

chain 41

Row 1: sc in second loop from hook, sc across (40)

Row 2: sc in each st

fasten off

I then sew the Top square and bottom part of tie together. I don't sew it all the way closed. I leave room to add in and take out the tie around the neck. They if you don't want the tie to go around the neck. You can take it out and add a paper clip. To just clip onto the shirt. 


Happy Crocheting! 


If you have an questions. Please feel free to ask.