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Tiny Projects: My Little Blue Dice Bag
From my brother Allen and my best friend Christina bought me some beautiful blue dice (just like the Caribbean blue, but not frosted) for Yule, and it turns out I had the perfect blue to match. This was my absolute first attempt at a knitted dice bag. No pattern, just improvised. It has a little point on the bottom.
Tiny Projects: Allen's Dice Bag
Allen, my brother, wanted a dice bag large enough for one set of dice. I decided to make him a little one. This only took me a few hours, but the stripes jog. He was happy enough with it.
Tiny Projects: Keythulhu
This went to Christina, our resident Dungeon Master. He's a little dirty, but she still has him. I used the pattern Cthulhu by NeedleNoodles with a 0.6mm hook and crochet thread. He's stuffed with polyfill.
Lily Dice Bag
Made a dice bag using the Deep Sea Flower Dice Bag pattern by Nina Hyland. It calls for Noro Kureyon yarn and US 8 dpns, but I used Noro Kureyon Sock and US 3 dpns and made a bag big enough for one set of dice. My aunt and Angie from my women's group have requested one each; Lil requested a purple one with a strap long enough for a necklace, and Angie wants one in dark colours with a strap long enough for a necklace as well.
Skully Dice Bag
Made Mike's dice bag. Once I actually started, it didn't take me too long. It's a great deal wider than it is tall. He has one of those jumbo d20s that takes up a lot of room. Wanted his skull "green. Really green."
Chaos Dice Bag
Had a recent request on etsy from a D&D buddy who wanted a custom dice bag. Her alias is Lady of Chaos. She wanted a dice bag with the chaos symbol her friend Kory had designed. He also wanted one. She wanted black on white, he wanted white on black. Cute, huh? I actually finished Kory's dice bag during a D&D session, hence the dice and Mountain Dew.
MiniThulhu
Arlene, Tiffani's Uncle David's best friend, saw the Cthulhu I made for Christina and wanted one for her cubicle. I made her one using Cthulhu by NeedleNoodles since I got the book for my birthday from Christina. She really liked it.
Crocheted Cthulhu
I finally finished the Cthulhu that I was making for Christina. The pattern that I used, I got from Cthulhu Crochet and Cousins. Take a look! The pattern, Tiny Cthulhu! by amber, is on Ravelry as well, if you're interested.
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