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judith

Thingymas decorations article

Mochyn's mention of tree decorations in the knitted novelties thread reminded me that we don't have any sort of Thingymas decorating article.
This strikes me as very remiss. Sooooo, if you have any suitable ideas, recipes, patterns, photographs, instructions, linkies or whatever, could you post them in this thread and we can compile them into a comprehensive Downsizers' article for your delight and delectation.
alisjs

I used to have a pattern for a knitted xmas pud.......may go look in the pattern box later!
Fee

I was thinking just the same thing when the knitted novelties thread popped back up Very Happy

I really must write some instructions for making the beaded faeries:

judith

They are brilliant, Fee.
goldy1

I found a patern for an angel http://beadwork.about.com/library/weekly/aa121597.htm
thingimas decs.
http://www.beadjewelrymaking.com/christmas_specials.html
mochyn

judith: you sweetie! Thanks for this. Two of the thingies I've made are on the garnstudio site:

http://www.garnstudio.com/lang/en/visoppskrift.php?d_nr=104&d_id=46&lang=en is a lovely heart, and

http://www.garnstudio.com/lang/en/visoppskrift.php?d_nr=104&d_id=44&lang=en is a star/snowflake. There are baubles there too.
lettucewoman

Fee wrote:
I was thinking just the same thing when the knitted novelties thread popped back up Very Happy

I really must write some instructions for making the beaded faeries:



OOh yes please Fee... Very Happy Very Happy Very Happy

Oh Fee darling.... please.... could you change your sig??? I have just stopped my lovely stepson frim saying it constantly cos it drives me UP THE WALL!!!!!! Evil or Very Mad
lettucewoman

I have instructions for a chinese lantern style thingymas card somewhere - when I did these a few years ago everyone loved them, and hung them on their trees - my mum has hers up all the time!

I'll have look...
Fee

lettucewoman wrote:

Oh Fee darling.... please.... could you change your sig??? I have just stopped my lovely stepson frim saying it constantly cos it drives me UP THE WALL!!!!!! Evil or Very Mad


Laughing how's that?
lettucewoman

......um...........better.............wot does it mean???????????? Smile
Fee

lettucewoman wrote:
......um...........better.............wot does it mean???????????? Smile


Mean? No, no, it's just what came into my head Laughing I'll change it for a Hitchhikers-based one later, must go and pick Paul up Wink
hedgewitch

Fee wrote:
I was thinking just the same thing when the knitted novelties thread popped back up Very Happy

I really must write some instructions for making the beaded faeries:



Fee, are you selling these as kits? Just looking at the pix you posted I wondered...and what was the offending sig? Shocked Laughing Am now agog wondering... Rolling Eyes Laughing
lettucewoman

.....noooooooooooooooooo don't say it again.................. Shocked
hedgewitch

lettucewoman wrote:
.....noooooooooooooooooo don't say it again.................. Shocked


You're driving me mad now... what did i miss? Shocked Rolling Eyes Laughing I need to know.....
Penny Outskirts

Laughing Laughing Me too, I have to know - I vaugely remember sniggering at it....
lettucewoman

its nufin - 'onist - its just a phrase from an ad that drives me potty....


oh

all right


it wont mean anything unless you have seen the (stupid) ad...

la
Boom chicka wah wah.... sung as la lala la........eeek now Ill have it in my head all evening!!!!
hedgewitch

I have no TV - is it for AXE, an oddly named fragrance thingy? That's what I got on YouTube... Embarassed Laughing
Fee

Laughing Laughing
Fee

Penny wrote:
Laughing Laughing Me too, I have to know - I vaugely remember sniggering at it....


It was briefly "I'm also a daft wench" before the aforementioned Wink Laughing
hedgewitch

Fee wrote:
Penny wrote:
Laughing Laughing Me too, I have to know - I vaugely remember sniggering at it....


It was briefly "I'm also a daft wench" before the aforementioned Wink Laughing


Well, I think you should join the DSDW (DownSizer Daft Wench) club Laughing
Fee

hedgewitch wrote:
Fee wrote:
Penny wrote:
Laughing Laughing Me too, I have to know - I vaugely remember sniggering at it....


It was briefly "I'm also a daft wench" before the aforementioned Wink Laughing


Well, I think you should join the DSDW (DownSizer Daft Wench) club Laughing


Oh, I think so Very Happy
Bugs

mochyn wrote:
judith: you sweetie! Thanks for this. Two of the thingies I've made are on the garnstudio site:

http://www.garnstudio.com/lang/en/visoppskrift.php?d_nr=104&d_id=46&lang=en is a lovely heart, and

http://www.garnstudio.com/lang/en/visoppskrift.php?d_nr=104&d_id=44&lang=en is a star/snowflake. There are baubles there too.


Those are lovely Mochyn - I don't suppose they'd be appropriate for the non, but keen to learn, crocheteer would they? I'd like a pocket sized project to learn on, but it's difficult to find something I'd actually like to produce as well and these are very pretty.
bernie-woman

Bugs wrote:
mochyn wrote:
judith: you sweetie! Thanks for this. Two of the thingies I've made are on the garnstudio site:

http://www.garnstudio.com/lang/en/visoppskrift.php?d_nr=104&d_id=46&lang=en is a lovely heart, and

http://www.garnstudio.com/lang/en/visoppskrift.php?d_nr=104&d_id=44&lang=en is a star/snowflake. There are baubles there too.


Those are lovely Mochyn - I don't suppose they'd be appropriate for the non, but keen to learn, crocheteer would they? I'd like a pocket sized project to learn on, but it's difficult to find something I'd actually like to produce as well and these are very pretty.


I was thinking the same Bugs - but I have never picked up a crochet hook in my life - can I put in a request for a beginners crochet article as well Laughing
bernie-woman

There are quite a few deccies of the knitted variey in this link - I like te beaded bauble

Thingymas decorations
bernie-woman

And some of the crochet variety here (I really want to learn how to crochet now Smile )
wellington womble

I can dry orange slices. But I can't crochet - they do look lovely though - another request for instructions suitable for beginners.
Fee

Stained glass biscuits make lovely thingymas decorations, I made them for the first time last year, put a few in my hampers, and everybody LOVED them!

Will put the recipe in the recipe DB and link shortly.
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