I’ve been doodling robots this week for some reason. Not quite sure what inspired me, perhaps it was a silly shirt that my son bought last weekend. I’m so ready for Spring that my robot doodles ended up doing different spring activities like picking flowers, flying a kite, and Easter egg hunting. The more I drew them, the more I wanted to stitch them, so I made them into patterns.
I do hope you like them – just click on the picture to get to the pdf version.
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Robots in Spring 2009 by Kandra Young is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 United States License.
I also got a watercolor kit that was on sale. It’s called Paint with Jane (Seymore). So, I opened it, got out the paper and paint, found a glass of water, popped in the DVD and went to work… following Jane’s instruction. It was horrible! I tried really hard, but my flowers just looked like ugly blobs on paper. So, after 6 failed attempts, I started painting a doodle (robot again
). It’s not great, but ya know it’s the best that came out of that watercolor experiment. I’m not giving up yet, but geez I’ve got a ways to go…. LOL
I’m really excited about the basket giveaway - almost 100 comments as I type this. If you haven’t signed up for it, hurry up – what cha waiting for?
Keep Kraftin’
Kandra












That is a fantastic first watercolor!
Hmm, I can make watercolor blobs without any help from Jane Seymore. I think yours turned out great! The patterns are really cute but where are the Shrinky Dinks?
Hilarious embroidery patterns! The egg-hunting… priceless.
Your watercolor robot’s great!!
This is just too cute.. my dd is getting a little bit into robots, perhaps I will be embroidering
!
one of these on to a t-shirt for her, just thinking that to make it a little bit girly-er will add a little hair bow
Thanks for sharing !!!
Thanks for the patterns, the robots are awesome!
Got anything for Easter? It’s coming up really soon!
Keep trying with the water colours, although what you’ve done looks fabulous.
100 comments for the basket – that’s a terrific response! congratulations
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