This Yu-Gi-Oh inspired keyring is my first attempt at a pyrography project.
I made this for a friend from work who is a pretty big fan of the card game.
For a first try, I’m pretty pleased with how it turned out, even if the burn effect is a little inconsistent in places.
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White Chocolate and Lemon Cookies
These are a very easy and delicious bake, with the lemon zest counteracting the chocolate chips nicely. Keep reading for the recipe.
Ingredients:
160g / 5oz unsalted butter
2 lemons, zested
85g / 2oz light muscovado sugar
85g / 2oz caster sugar
2 eggs, beaten
400g / 13oz plain flour
½ tsp baking powder
½ tsp bicarbonate of soda
200g / 7oz white chocolate chips
Method:
Preheat the oven to 180°C (160 for fan-assisted ovens)
Cream the butter, sugar and lemon zest together until pale and fluffy.
Gradually beat in the eggs.
Sift in the flour, baking powder and bicarbonate bit by bit. Mix until fully blended after each addition.
Stir in the chocolate chips and mix until the dough comes together.
Roll the mixture into walnut-sized balls and flatten slightly. The mixture should make about twenty biscuits. Space them evenly on a baking tray, leaving room for them to spread out.
Bake for 12 minutes, or until golden. If possible, I highly recommend baking all the biscuits on the same shelf in the oven.
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This is the Hobbycraft-exclusive design: ‘All You Need’.
This was my first attempt at framing a project in a hoop, as well as covering and signing the reverse side. It certainly wasn’t perfect but I think, for a first try that I was playing completely by ear, it looks quite good.
I currently have no recipient in mind for this project.
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Togepi, the Spike Ball Pokémon.
This was definitely the trickiest felting project I’ve done, but I was very pleased with the result.
Full credit for the crochet Poké Ball goes to Erin of Here Be Dragons. Check out more of her amazing crochet work here.
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Oddish, the Weed Pokémon.
I crafted this guy from a polystyrene ball and wool roving. He was a lot of fun to put together.
Full credit for the crochet Poké Ball goes to Erin of Here Be Dragons. Check out more of her amazing crochet crafts here.
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Jigglypuff.
This little critter was crafted from a polystyrene ball and wool roving.
Full credit for the crochet Poke Ball goes to Erin of Here Be Dragons. Check out more of her work here.
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Avengers Coasters
Many thanks to Stephan Black for the individual Avengers patterns.
Check out more of his great work at caycowa.deviantart.com
The Avengers logo pattern used for the reverse side came from Google.
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