Saturday, January 30, 2021

The Chosen Dolls

 I have been toying with an idea planted by my mother years ago. She mentioned that she wanted to try her hand at selling hand made goods online .It must be a good idea because it is one my h8usband keeps coming back to from time to time. I have seen women selling items as well, that I have made and given to people as free. but, recently I made money, unwillingly, actually, when others asked me to make things that they intended to give to loved ones. And one thing I made just for fun top share with my mother, a neighbor had asked, so I made her one, it was a crochet nativity set. which is poplar around Christmas time when I need funds, so I think why no start making them now. but I never do it. finally, an idea stuck. Since I cannot find a job without a car that allows me the ability to take care of my children, I will just make things from home. I make one thing per week, and at by Christmas I will have a store full of items that parents can shop for their children FREE of Charge. I like that idea a lot.

But, this idea is different. I was feeling terrible because I was unable to financially contribute to the making of a tv series called "The Chosen". This was going to be the means of my purpose of sharing the gospel of Jesus Christ with the rest of the house of Israel, which I have felt was my personal duty. 

At first I thought that I needed to go to Jerusalem and learn the language, but, then I realized that the way I can do this is support the making of the show, without explaining details, I decided that complaining that I cannot do is not good. I need to put all of my effort in to the thing if it is that important. It really is, and so, I decided to make "The Chosen" dolls and then sell them that I might be able to support the making of the film, surely, I will find buyers I have no doubt of that, and if people ask what I am doing I can tell them, too and that would be a way to help as well.

Though i have not created the patterns yet, I could certainly post them here, or, I could make beanies or facemasks with catch phrases from the show, like their store bought merch found at: http:www.thechosen.tv/store



I am pretty excited about this idea. I plan to start by sort of story boarding what I want to create (like the living art at the passion play in Oberamergau), and then sort of personalizing each generic doll to represent a character and make scenes from each episode or something like that. Anyhow, it will be fun.

Sunday, December 28, 2014

Scripture bag (Joe)

Materials - 2 ply yarn and a large size K or 6.5mm hook.

Base

Chain 20.
Row 1 - 10 sc in each space to end ch. 1 turn last row FO.

Sides

Attach yarn to a corner of the base and
Round 1 - sc in each space around edges in inside loop only.
Round 2 - sc in each stitch.
Continue in this manner until a quad scripture is covered aprox. 5 inches.

Top

Continuing from back corner ch. 1 turn.
Row 1 - sc in next 20. ch. 1 turn
Row 2 - sc in each stitch. ch. 1 turn
Row 3 - sc in front loop only.
Row 4 - 15 sc in each stitch. Ch1 turn. FO.
Attach yarn to outside edge.
Row 1 sc in back loop only around effect of top. Ch1 turn.
Row 2 - 6 sc in each st. Ch 1, turn. FO on final row.

Though, I have not done it yet I will attach an appropriately sized strap and pockets to match the bottom.

I think the top need a pencil holder and probably a small pocket.

Monday, March 5, 2012

Loom knitting

I cannot seem to find anything but trite old hat pattern or baby booties...blah! I will create some new ones and post them, though my time frame is not always the most desirable, unless you are seeing a pattern or two below, them you are lucky, like me when I watch tv series entirely online, I do not have to wait so long or watch commercials, but though somethings are better that way, alot of things are missed out on, like letting your own brain work the trouble out. Your ideas might be better.

Ok, this is the best way to get started right away!

Here is the Purl stitch demonstrated:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fDSBwq8ZtWM

Here is the Cable Stitch:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a9nIuCMyrzA

Then just use any free knitting patter you can find remembering that each stitch is translated to mean a peg, and so far everything has worked well, I'm still looking at other "tricks" but I haven't discovered any yet that are anything but obvious.