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Bee-zerk
This is a vest I made with scraps a little while back. Not sure why this bee's so vigilant. Maybe he's on the lookout for Monsanto.
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This is a vest I made with scraps a little while back. Not sure why this bee's so vigilant. Maybe he's on the lookout for Monsanto.
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beautiful colors and work... love the googly eyes lol
short and snappy... a wonderfully punny #GooglyEyes post :D
it's a bit eyes-on-eyes-ish... but I already smiled so I don't care :P
Thanks @rebeccabe! It’s a needleworkmonday meets googlyeyes challenge. 🙂
That color combo is gorgeous!! I love those pastel
colors! Ha ha I love his name and he does look very vigilant!!
Thank you so much for participating in the ’Make your needlework come to life’ Challenge!
Thanks @googlyeyes! I do have a tendency to be too literal. 🙂
Thanks @crosheille! It was fun and easy too!
Bee-zerk is such a brilliant name! Hehe.. Love the bee pattern. How does your vest look like? I've been looking for an easy to make light vest pattern. Do you have any recommendation?
right I think I remember seeing that challenge
Thanks @marbely ! I will try to get a shot of it when there is more light. I used a basic pattern from an old Ann Budd book, and I was too lazy to add a little waist shaping to update the boxy shape.
Do you use Ravelry? I think it's the best place to find a pattern. I did make a vest tunic last year called Ebony that I really like. I think it might be for chunky yarn. Do you change the numbers for whatever weight yarn you are using or do you pretty much keep to the instructions? I mention that particular pattern because I love the shape of the vest, and I made it the perfect length for me.
https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/ebony-7