The little ones are made using a mini CD or mini DVR disc as a template. Those are what I made the most of these last two weeks, in fact all of that size, and a few big ones. In the smaller size there are over 250; I lost count after that and didn't feel like re-counting. The real neat thing about the small yo-yos is that most are made from scraps that one of the ladies in my church gave me about two years ago.
Monday, March 12, 2007
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The little ones are made using a mini CD or mini DVR disc as a template. Those are what I made the most of these last two weeks, in fact all of that size, and a few big ones. In the smaller size there are over 250; I lost count after that and didn't feel like re-counting. The real neat thing about the small yo-yos is that most are made from scraps that one of the ladies in my church gave me about two years ago.
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9 comments:
I just love your flower garden pieces and especially the yoyo's. I have always wanted to make a yoyo coverlet. How do you join the yoyo's? Just tack them together maybe? I love your blog, very fun and full of energy. I posted you to my favorite blogs hope you don't mind.
Thank you for stopping in to have a look around. yes they are just tacked together I put about 6 stitches to hold them together on each spot I tack them to each other. I am fine with being posted as one of your favorite blogs and thank you for doing that.
Take care
Sunshine
They look like sweets!
They are so pretty!!! I loved your blog. What a treasure you have received and it is so nice that you cherish the gift that the elderly woman from your church gave you. I hope that when you do decide what to make out of the yo-yos that you will post a photo of the project. Above all else, I hope that your daughter is doing better.
what a lovely photo :)
Nice picture...gret colors!
Oh how I love yo-yo's. My grandmother used to make them with every sinlge scrap she had. She them would join them to make bed quilts. They always looked so pretty with a bright white blanket underneathe the yo-yo quilt; it make the yo-yo's pop out!
Good luck with your yo-yo's! I'm a little jealous of those fabric treasures :)
MY GRANDMOTHER MADE US YO YO DOLLS; MY MOTHER GOT RID OF THEM; I NEED TO KNOW HOW TO MAKE THE YO YO'S. I DON'T EVEN KNOW HOW TO SEW THEM TOGETHER. I SURE WISH I STILL HAD THAT DOLL!
there is a tutorial on my blog look on the right tool bar to find it. In that post there is a link on how to make yoyos
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