Alka and Arts

Conference of Animals:

"Google", what a powerful search engine, I used to call it"Googleshwar" Google + Ishwar, Ishwar means God, Google is just a God who knows every thing and who is ready to show it to us.
Internet surfing helps me a lot in developing my hobby and creating number of items. It gives me immense pleasure to learn new things from internet. The patterns of all these animals I got from internet. So I want to thanks to all those who share their patterns free for us. In a way they are distributing happiness for people like us.

Here I remember the lesson we had in the text book of Hindi language in VIth grade, "Anand ki Fuljhadiya", means "Sparklers of Happiness" in which a woman sitting in the railway near window seat and throwing seeds of a sweet fruit sitafal ( a tree which is nourished easily without any special care and gives sweet fruit) out side the railway in the field, thinking that the tree will grow and give fruits to some one, don't even know to whom those fruits will be useful but she is doing that. This work of all designers giving free patterns is same as "Distributing Happiness" without knowing that who are beneficiaries.

When my daughter in law told me about her pregnancy. Again I started thinking. This time I wanted to do some thing different, special. I have decided to make mobile with hand made animals. As I was working at that time so it is not possible for me to design the pattern of my own. I just started surfing and got free patterns of variety of animals particularly in crochet. I have made some of them but as I have to carry them to USA so I decided to attach all animals to mobile hooks in USA.

Here, I have only conference of these animals and not mobile.

Monkey Kiku

Monkey KIKU: This pattern is an original pattern by Stephanie Lau of All About Ami (February 2016). I just love this, I have also sent photo of my monkey to the designer saying thanks.
http://www.allaboutami.com/monkeypattern/

Thanks to Celina, blogger of "Simply Collectible" for this free pattern.

http://simplycollectiblestuffnthings.blogspot.in/2011/03/free-teeny-kitty-crochet-pattern.html

I am thankful to Mariana Wilson for her free pattern "Keyring Duckling" in her blog Lonemer Creatio.

http://www.lonemer.com/2015/08/keyring-duckling.html