Home made easter gifts

RustyFlange

I plan on making one .... will use probably a yellow bowl and call it rabbit stew :rotfl:

rainmac

mary43 wrote: »

rainmac - wouldn't say I get the best bargains..........I got stuff from the charity shops all last year and thought I was doing well till I saw other people getting stuff from Poundland and other shops cheaper............still, its the kind of shopping I enjoy.........we've five of them in the town and it saves me getting the bus and being jostled round Lincoln...........:rotfl:

There's a fab charity shop in the town where my mum and dad live and up to last year my mum was a volunteer. She used to get 'workers' discount of 20% but was always ashamed to use it and paid full price for everything.

rainmac

RustyFlange wrote: »

I plan on making one .... will use probably a yellow bowl and call it rabbit stew :rotfl:

Will it be like the stuff Glen Close makes in Fatal Attraction? Hope not :eek: :rotfl:

RustyFlange

rainmac wrote: »

Will it be like the stuff Glen Close makes in Fatal Attraction? Hope not :eek: :rotfl:

I have never seen that film??? am I missing out?

she_grinch

xkymx wrote: »

hi was wondering if any one had any thoughts on making a pot of easter bits like the pot of love and pot of gold ? i would like to make something like that but stuck on what i could call it ?

thanks x

Can't think for the moment but I did think of using marshmallows for non chocolate eaters and saying they are bunny tails!

she_grinch

Sorry but I just found the cutest crochet bunny pattern (needs to be bought from america!) but I just had to share it with you all http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?listing_id=14540665

soblivion

Thanks for that she grinch. I don't have the rabbit pattern but peggytoes put up some of her patterns for free, she seems such a lovely lady and she has the most beautiful way of crocheting, everything is always so stunning. She's not long had some patterns published with maggie's crochet, long overdue I think but she's so unassuming.
If you wanted to see them she's put some here http://www.crochetme.com/pattern-item/toys-games and if you follow the photobucket links to free patterns you'll see some more. http://s151.photobucket.com/albums/s141/peggytoes/Free%20Patterns/
There's a gorgeous little chick too.

rainmac

RustyFlange wrote: »

I have never seen that film??? am I missing out?

Damn, I'm showing my age aren't I :rolleyes: Don't remember anything about it apart from Glen Close stalks Michael Douglas and cooks a bunny rabbit on the hob towards the end :eek:

mary43

Rusty - its a brilliant film...............an absolute must !!:j

she_grinch

soblivion wrote: »

Thanks for that she grinch. I don't have the rabbit pattern but peggytoes put up some of her patterns for free, she seems such a lovely lady and she has the most beautiful way of crocheting, everything is always so stunning. She's not long had some patterns published with maggie's crochet, long overdue I think but she's so unassuming.
If you wanted to see them she's put some here http://www.crochetme.com/pattern-item/toys-games and if you follow the photobucket links to free patterns you'll see some more. http://s151.photobucket.com/albums/s141/peggytoes/Free%20Patterns/
There's a gorgeous little chick too.

Love the pug and the clown fish, will have to give my crochet skills a retry!!