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mimi codd makes show cart toggle navigation contact knitting patterns tutorials knitulator downloads print and press content highlights july 14, 2018 handmade a collection of current and past crafting projects using many different materials and techniques. search within project categories for projects in a particular area, or just browse through all the different handmade things that spring up in our home. july 24, 2018 toddler craft activities art, crafts and projects made by me and my toddler. ideas and tutorials/templates provided for free to help make a both children’s and parent’s worlds a more colourful and creative place to enjoy making things together. september 23, 2017 coddswallop occasional informal posts about life, learning, and the discoveries i make about who i am, and where i fit into our world. though i aim for rainbows sometimes i get caught in the clouds, and i can write here during all weathers. most recent posts july 25, 2018 tissue paper sun-catcher butterflies – a toddler & child art project the summer break from nursery is upon us and so we are embarking upon a summer of toddler arts and crafts. the uk is currently experiencing a heatwave, and the oppressive heat has given us even more reason to stay indoors in the shade and […] baby & toddler crafting , papercraft - 0 comments july 23, 2018 using a cricut cutting machine & learning adobe illustrator if you love to make things, then there is a chance that you like to try all of the new things you can. maybe not; maybe you are monogamous in your craft. you may knit, or crochet, and find such sublime pleasure in that particular […] craft , design , papercraft - 0 comments july 19, 2018 hey duggee betty sweater diy! we are big fans of hey duggee in our household, and darwin’s absolute favourite character is betty, the five-legged purple octopus. darwin’s adventures with betty are many. she (in toy form) was his companion to his first days of nursery when he needed some comfort, was his second in command for all kinds of adventures to zoos and other places of wonder, and she is always with him for a cuddle at night. so, though darwin has many items of shop bought duggee clothing, i wanted to make him something that was all about betty. so i customised for him his very own betty sweatshirt. i wanted to keep the design as largely betty as i could, so i decided to make the whole sweatshirt one big betty. i’m pretty sure that i have what might be a secondary unofficial hobby of seeking out inexpensive, plain crafting blanks to use for adjustments and customisation, and the supermarket back to school ranges are a treasure trove of these. this bright purple, 80% cotton purple sweatshirt is an incredible £2 from george at asda. i used heat transfer vinyl to create the very simple shapes of betty’s features and trademark headband. because of the geometric, clean art style that hey duggee uses, the shapes used in the sweater are so simple that i would not have needed a cutting machine to create the sweatshirt if i did not have one. a couple of simple large white ovals for the eyes, a light pink mouth, two long strips of a darker pink and golden-yellow, and black circles for the pupils of the eyes. i think the trick to actually getting all of the shapes to look like a famous cartoon character actually lies in getting the ratio of the simple shapes right, as well as the spacing between them. if betty’s eyes were too small, or the mouth too far down, it wouldn’t look ‘right’. i did this by eye, but think i got the elements pretty well placed. the eyes are near the headband, and the mouth not far below the eyes. the pupils in the eyes are placed differently in various pictures due to betty’s changing expressions and sight lines, so i found a relatively neutral position to work. the design is applied in single-layer vinyl, all apart from the pupils of the eyes, which i applied on top of the white layer. the headband stretches from one sleeve seam to the other. i was restricted as to how long the headband could be by the longest edge of my vinyl sheets, which are 25cm x 30cm. i did consider adding bands around the sleeve caps at the same level, and then continuing around the back of the sweatshirt, but thought that the simplest way was likely the best. darwin absolutely adored the sweatshirt when he caught an accidental glimpse of it the other day. it’s too hot for him to wear it at the moment, but i’m looking forwards to going full betty once the cooler weather comes in. craft , design , embellishment , fo , toddler , vinyl - 1 comment july 17, 2018 teacher gifts: personalised flower pots made with vinyl transfers yesterday was darwin’s last day of nursery for this year, as he has now broken up for the summer holiday. though he will be back again next year (he actually has another two whole years of nursery ahead of him!), i thought it was important […] craft , embellishment , gift , technique , vinyl - 0 comments july 12, 2018 sewing & embellishment project: toddler painting smocks, v2.0 back in march of this year i made a couple of toddler art smocks for two awesome little guys in my life: my little boy and his best friend. my little guy’s art smock gets used at least a couple of times each week as […] baby , craft , embellishment , fo , gift , sewing , toddler , vinyl - 0 comments july 10, 2018 first experiments with heat transfer vinyl if you are a creator, a maker, artist, crafter or dabbler then you may well agree with me that few things feel more exciting than new supplies. so, as i needed a bit a creative boost i decided to treat myself to a crafting medium that i had never tried before, and i bought some vinyl, as i have owned a cutting machine for a number of years but only used it for paper and card projects. i had never actually handled any craft vinyl before it arrived, so i wasn’t entirely sure what to expect. i ordered a pack of assorted colours as i didn’t have a specific project in mind at the time of buying. my first task when it arrived was to take stock of the colours i had and to arrange it into colour order. what kind of monster would ship a selection of colours without arranging them in colour spectrum order? i didn’t really know what to make with it, so with no project in mind i raided my toddler’s clothing drawers and rummaged until i found three plain and unremarkable polo shirts which i’d bought extremely cheaply from george at asda’s school uniform selection, and decided to customise them as an experiment. though there seem to be a few different formats when buying heat transfer vinyl (htv), the arteza brand that i purchased works as a very thin film of coloured, flexible vinyl, mounted on a thicker, transparent and less flexible, carrier sheet. a design is cut in mirror image into the reverse of the coloured vinyl sheet, but not deeply enough to cut through the carrier sheet. excess pieces of vinyl not intended for the final design are then picked (or ‘weeded’) off of the carrier sheet. the finished piece of cut vinyl is then laid on the garment (or other medium, such as wood) coloured side up, and with the clear carrier sheet topmost. a dry pressing cloth such as a handkerchief or thin tea towel is then placed atop the vinyl, and the image heat pressed (either with a dedicated heat press or domestic iron). the settings for the iron were a bit trial and error to work out, especially on the textured knit surface of the polo shirt, but i eventually found that a pressing temperature half way between medium and high on my iron worked very well. the first polo top i customised was the narwhal design at the top of the post. the entire design is only a single layer thick, with each of the ‘spots’ lined up to sit within corresponding holes of the other colour. the only part of the design where this differs is on the corkscrew lines of the narwhal’s horn, where the (very fiddly) lines sit upon a solid shape for the horn. the second polo top that i customise

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