This has been a week of yarn finishes, here at Rainbow Hare and my sewing friends have probably seen enough of these but I’m posting them again because I’d like to link up with Tami’s Amis for Fo Friday
First a crochet finish – the stats for this crochet blanket are all in last week’s Wool on Sunday post.
And then a knitting finish, which is also my first christmas make of 2014! (Dr Seuss inspired version here).
I also have a little sewing finish. I’ve been meaning, for a very long time, to put together a pattern for a six inch cloth doll (six inches being roughly 1:12 scale so ideal for dolls houses and secret projects in progress!). I’ve made this one as a sort of prototype and I’m just going to make a couple of small changes to the construction and then move on to hair and clothes.
And finally, I have two very exciting projects to show you, which were made with my Vintage Caravan Sewing Machine Pattern.
This beautiful one was made by M J Parke. M J has has used flower buttons as lights instead of the bunting, which I think is a great idea…
And this wonderful cover was made by Trina King. Another beautiful colour scheme and I love the quilting texture on the grey.
Thank you very much, M J and Trina for sending me these pictures and giving me permission to share them :)
Happy Friday!
RAINBOW HARE 
Vera
What a fun projects Janine! I like to see the different versions of your caravan too.
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Sarah Elliott
Such fun projects! Also, I love your Rainbow Hare banner up top. Thanks for linking up to TGIFF this week!
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DeborahGun
How fun to see your pattern being made up! And the blanket is amazing – I love the colour choices.
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pennydog
Love the blanket!
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Sandra :)
What a great picture post – so much fun to see! The caravans are just adorable – I wouldn't be surprised if the design details were inspired by caravans they own or owned :D Dolly looks ready to hop into her caravan – she's probably a bit surprised to see the camera capturing her in flagrante delicto :D (Speaking of dollies, I spotted a dolly on Pinterest, whose hair was made from pom poms – I've been dying to try that – it looks so cute!) The socks are, of course, quite lovely … but that crochet blanket is the star, and looks perfect on the bench – a most delightful finish!
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Annabella
Your crochet is amazing!! And I love those socks :)
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Willit Neverend
What a pretty blanket. It actually looks perfect on that chair.
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A Quilter's Mission
That afgan is amazing! The colors are great and the pattern is so feminine!
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Celtic Thistle
How wonderful to see your pattern made up and looking so great too!
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Kim
I never tire of looking at your gorgeous crochet blanket!! Wow, that doll is tiny…your caravan looks gargantuan in the background. The two caravans stitched by the two ladies are gorgeous…..'tis lovely to see each one's different li'l details.
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Benta AtSLIKstitches
I love the blanket – and the caravans are awesome!
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Archie the wonder dog
I love those caravans!!
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Joanie's Trendy Quilts
Absolutely gorgeous and stunning blanket. The caravans are so cute! What fun!
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junacreationsuk.blogspot.co.uk
Gorgeous blanket, so many colours to pique your interest.
The caravans are lovely, it is interesting to see people's interpretation of a pattern. I've still to start mine, but with a wedding, a 50th and an 18th coming up things are a bit manic.
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Soma Acharya
The caravans look amazing!! They really are so much fun. When I finally make a sewing machine cover for mine, you know what I will make. Also, I always enjoy looking at your projects even if they are repeats :)
-Soma
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