A row of flowers on a crocheted bowl
In today’s post; A few thrifted materials to recycle, crochet, play with – and to hunt down and kill of course…
If you have a ball of fabric rolled up somewhere…
…you can crochet up a soft little bowl.
I thrifted a couple of balls of torn fabric (mattrasor) and made a soft bowl. The flowers comes from a thrifted curtain ring (gardingomtag) and are hand sewn onto the finished bowl. Isn’t it very pretty? I’m very happy with it. Perfect to store pens or crochet needles in.
Bonus use of a ball of fabric:
You can hunt it and play with it…
…then settle down and gnaw on it. Yummy stuff to eat or crochet with.
love from
/iHanna and Smilla the craft cat
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That is a super cute bowl! (Not to mention a super cute cat!!!)
Hanna! Look at your precious sweetie!
I like your bowl. I think it would be perfect for keeping polymer clay beads in. Or doll heads. Or silk flowers for assemblages.
I’ve never seen a ball of fabric in my life…..it’s RAD! I’ll totally keep my eyes open for those now!
Hey, Hanna! Congrats to being Michelle Ward’s Street Team winner!
Cute pictures – I love crocheting baskets and bowls. My Grandma also used to make rugs out of fabric. Enjoy your day!
I really like your cute container and ball. Cute photos of Smilla too!
Click Flassie and it will take you to a blog entry about
a book about Swedish Quilts.
God Bless You and Yours and Your Creative Life!!!
Wow, that bowl is really amazing ~ very professional looking! Was it hard to crochet with such thick material?
I always thought that cats’ relationships with yarn was just a cliche.. until my kitty, Lili, decided to have some fun. The yarn is now hidden in the basement because otherwise we’d be completely trapped in a feline web by now. Teehee! :)
I love this, it’s beautiful.
ah…..this is just sweetness personified.
Can’t wait to try this.Thank you so much. I am going to link you as well hugs.
What an adorable bowl and a charming kitty! Her fur is so lustrous and wonderfully orange