I want to thank Daily Art Muse for presenting Karen Buhler’s glass figures. They’re the perfect combination of sophistication and whimsy. She uses borosilicate glass to shape the hollow figures depicting swimmers and divers with a feeling that comes from Art Nouveau influences. She started working in glass back in 1980 and focused on sculpting with borosilicate tubing in 1998. She finds it slows down the process and gives her more control. Over at her web site you can see some of her other work. I especially like the busts in the shadow boxes.
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Sunday Shout Out – Nostalgic Crochet Fun: Caterpillar Scarf Pattern
Happy Sunday, crochet enthusiasts! This week’s Sunday Shout Out is a celebration of creativity, nostalgia, and handmade charm. Whether you’re crafting for yourself or looking for the perfect teacher gift, today’s feature will inspire your next project.
Say hello to Devouthandstudio, the brainchild of a passionate designer based in Amsterdam. Their patterns are a delightful blend of whimsy and practicality, and their PDF Caterpillar Scarf Crochet Pattern is no exception!
Inspired by a beloved children’s book, this scarf design brings back fond memories while keeping you cozy during autumn and winter. This beginner-friendly pattern includes step-by-step instructions, a pixel graph, and helpful tutorials, making it perfect for those new to tapestry crochet.
To craft your own caterpillar scarf, you’ll need:
? 10-ply/aran/worsted yarn in six colors
? 4.5 mm crochet hook
? Scissors
? Tapestry needle
Ready to dive in? Get the PDF Caterpillar Scarf Crochet Pattern here: Shop Devouthandstudio.
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Show your love for nostalgic, handmade creations by exploring more fun patterns at Devouthandstudio: Visit Shop. Join us next Sunday for another shout-out to an amazing Etsy creator!