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Working on a nice centerpiece for the Easter Brunch table. Combining different materials and techniques all representing the egg shape. Today as easy as it can get: using the original egg itself. Let's bring some light on the table and use this egg shell as tealight holder. But the same technique can be used to plant small Daffodils. Instructions below take you to the end result in four easy steps. Supplies Instructions Or use the egg from step 3 to plant a daffodil:

It's only March, but preparations for Easter Brunch are already taking place. A while ago I had a night when I couldn't sleep because I was thinking too much. So I went to the living room, put on a little light (hoping the fish would not wake up) and wrote my ideas into a notebook. Next morning I wake up and the notebook said Eastern was going to be bold using 3 colors: yellow (ochreous ), black and white! In todays blog you can already find a first item I am making to decorate the house. But I'm working on a lot more things. Check them out in the next posts... Supplies Instructions

Every year I am immersed in Chinese culture at my University, which has a very close relationship with China. Around Chinese Newyear the campus atrium is decorated with dozens of lanterns which is so beautiful! This was my inspiration to create my own crocheted lanterns. Have fun making them! Free pattern Little one In white color. R1: Work 6 sc into a magic circle. [6] R2: 2 sc in each st around [12] R3: *inc, sc* repeat around [18] R4: *2 sc, inc* repeat around [24] R5: sc in each st around [24] R6: *3 sc, inc* repeat around [30] R7-9: sc in each st around [30] R10: *3 sc, dec* repeat around [24] R11: sc in each st around [24] R12: *2 sc, dec* repeat around [18] R13: *sc, dec* repeat around [12] Stuff the piece. R14: dec around [6] Fasten off. Medium one In grey color. R1: Work 6 sc into a magic circle. [6] R2: 2 sc in each st around [12] R3: *inc, sc* repeat around [18] R4: *2 sc, inc* repeat around [24] R5: *3 sc, inc* re...