
My sister has a friend who owns a children’s boutique, and she has asked me to make up some food to sell in her store! I am so excited =) So I have spent the last couple of days working on a few veggies to sell. As you can see, I have made a carrot, corn, radish and peas in a pod. I am very proud of the radish, I think it turned out great! The corn however, I am going to redo the husk. I made it that way for simplicity, but I don’t think it looks as authentic as it would if I were to split the top into a few sections. The carrot top was kind of tricky to figure out how to do in a way that would be simple as well as durable, and I am pretty happy with it (although I didn’t stuff it well enough). The peas are fun too of course =) Naturally, I am writing down how I am making all of these in order to turn them into patterns, so those should be coming soon!




As I mentioned in this post, my sister asked me to make some food for her to use as a birthday gift. I just recently finished this:

Fried egg, bacon and toast with butter. I plan on making a pattern for this available, however I am going to try and tweak the bread a bit first =)
After seeing my Crochet Hamburger sitting there so lonely, I decided it needed something else…and what
better to go with a hamburger than fries? Then of course a shake to rinse it all down =)
This pattern is available for $3.25 and can be purchased and directly downloaded on my Patterns page or through my Ravelry Store.

I had intended to make my next pattern a free one, but my sister asked me to make a tea set to give away as a gift. I figured I’d make a tea set pattern some day, so why not now?
The pattern is available in my Etsy shop as well as my new Ravelry shop. Just click the pretty little button below and you will be able to purchase and immediately download the pattern (without having to wait for me to email it to you…awesome, eh?)

Yep, that’s right…a baked potato. It was my husband’s idea =) The pattern is now up and available in my

Etsy store. On a related note, I put in a request to have an Etsy store, which should make pattern purchasing much easier as you can download the PDF directly rather than waiting for me to email it.