Скачать или смотреть Making a (Foam) Paladin Sword and A New Knitting Pattern

In honour of the Paladin's Pouch release (and let’s be honest also because it’s fun to try new skills) let’s make a paladin sword! This was my first time exploring foamcraft but I thought it was so fun and easy that I really wanted to share it with you.

Sword Materials:
two foam puzzle mat squares
wooden dowel rod
hot glue
shoe fix
silicone filler
silver spray paint
black, brown and silver acrylic paint
Plasti-dip
batting
scrap of suede
gold trim

Why not add a pouch to your belt alongside your sword? Unlike my other knitted dice bags, this one is designed to be a full size dice bag!

It is knit from the bottom up in the round on double pointed needles. Increases are set initially for the peaked bottom and then reset after a few rounds for the bag shaping. The colour work makes up the main body of the bag and is followed by a solid band that has the eyelet row. The bag uses a decorative picot cast off and ties are braided from leftover yarn. An optional tassel can be attached to the bottom peak for some added flair.

This was one of the first dice bags I ever designed and I'm so excited to finally be sharing it with you! It has been my preferred dice bag for quite some time with it's ample storage and medieval inspired details. This is great for mini skeins or other small stash bits of yarn and doesn't take too long to knit up. I hope you like it as much as I do

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Etsy: https://www.etsy.com/au/ICastMending/...


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