Accessory organizer

I always like my things organized. Now dont get a feel that I'm all that clean- clean person.. I love to mess it up too :)


I know how moms feel when they are all set to go out and finding that matching hair clip, band and other stuff for their little daughters. How much ever we organize, we always get this thought, can this be made even simpler.I really donno if this organizer is of that sort, but simply loved it the first moment I saw. I liked the opportunity to play with colors and creativity.

The original pattern can be found here.


I also wanted to share two more interesting  accessory organizers that impressed me.

First will be my favorite blogger Repeat crafter Me's Hair Bow Holder

 

The next organizer is from my fellow Crochet friend Vijaya Rani. 

 You can find her works here.

Tara - Indidoll

I first met Tara and Mani at last Sunday Soul Sante, a mecca for hand crafted goodies.. I was so impressed with her look and the dress. She was like a girl next door. Every little girl's imaginary friend. Like every little girl, I (grown up little girl) also wanted to share my little secrets to my imaginary friend. I bet she will not gossip my little secrets ;)

I really wanted to design something for her. So I contacted the Indidoll team. They were absolutely friendly and wanted to give a try. After 2 hectic weeks, I came up with a line of little patterns exclusively for her. (Patterns are shared only with Tara as of now.. ). Met the team yesterday and they liked few of my items I designed for Tara. Even more happy to share, she will be wearing few of these accessories this Sunday Soul Sante that is going to happen on Oct 27th.

Wishing the sweet little bond between Apple of my Eye and Tara continues :)

Petal Square Granny Purse

I came across this pattern in one of Annie's books. I forgot from which book but I liked the pattern very much and tried one immediately and saved it . The way it came out made me do one more and converted it two a girl's purse.

Materials Required:

Yarn: 4 ply baby blue acrylic yarn and 4 ply blood red acrylic yarn

Needle: 3 mm crochet needle.

Lining material

Velcro 

Pattern: 

http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/petal-square-granny-sling-purse

Felt flowers

My first try on felt. As always it starts with a beautiful blossom. Yes, these are felt flowers that I learnt through Pinterest.
I had been using felt as an accessory for my crochet works. But never had an opportunity to try crafts using felt. Today finally made some time and tried making some little flowers. Actually, I did not have those flower colors. All I had was white, black, dark and light brown felt with me. This didn't stop me from trying my experiment.

Materials Required:
Felt
Scissors
Fevibond.
Fabric colors ( If you want to paint them )

For method follow this pictorial instruction http://media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/originals/53/49/df/5349df7353733b20bccdee4030aab72d.jpg

And I followed this instructions and made my flowers

Racy Yarn bags

This Navarathri was super duper busy. 10days went just like that. I was completely engaged with the traditional activities and one list of friends visiting our home every day. This time, I actually didn't have a count of how many bags I crocheted as goodie bags. Apart from my usual goodie bags, I purchased this wonderful racy yarns from Craft Refill, it gave an absolute justification for my festival theme. I crocheted two bags for two lovely girls. The pattern is very very simple which can be seen below.

Pattern:

http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/party-bags