Disney Lilo and Stitch Christmas Cereal Bowl (1x Stitch Bowl) Stitchmas Breakfast Bowl

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Spoons, one-hitters, and chillums are great pipe choices for smoking on-the-go. Glass pipes are small, easy to use, and don’t require water, making them perfect for the ski lift, around the campfire, at a concert, on the beach or even just on your friend’s couch. Smoking pipes like the spoon pipe have a straight stem with a bowl for dry herb. The carb cap on a spoon pipe is located on the side of the bowl. One-hitters and chillums are straight pipes where one end is the mouthpiece and the other end holds a small amount dry herb. There typically isn’t a carb on these smaller glass water pipes. All three varieties of hand pipes are very small and portable - the spoon pipe holds the most herb, followed by the chillum and the one-hitter. The sides of the bowl are worked with half double crochets between the stitches. Instead of inserting your hook under the top 2 loops, you’ll insert your hook under all 3 loops of the hdc in the row below. Crochet Bowl Pattern Instructions: Don’t pull the cord tight – leave a loop at the top (as in the image below). Then pass the needle through the loop. Just like blanket stitch. Stitch all the way around the outer piece through all layers using a 1/4″ seam allowance leaving an opening at the bottom for turning. Flip the piece to the other side and trim the fleece only down to the stitching line. Then trim the lining to match the outer pieces. Trim the fleece Trim the lining Step 5: Clip the Seam Allowances

Place the spiral under the sewing machine presser foot with the tail of the rope coming toward you on the right. Make the BaseAdd the bottom exactly the same way the you stitched the sides. Place the bottom right sides together and stitch using ladder stitch. Then open the basket to the lining side and stitch the lining using ladder stitch. Slip stitch the outer bottom to the sides Ladder stitch the bottom to the sides With results this fast, the possibilities for gifting are also endless—no one will ever guess you didn’t spend hours hand cross stitching these lovely pieces!

Round 14: ch 1, hdc between the posts of each st around (insert hook under all three loops of the hdc in the round below), join with a sl st to the first hdc (72) You’ve done a lot of stitches and will probably run out of cord soon. The photo below on the right shows how to add a new length of cord. Knot the two pieces together so the knot is on the outside of the coil. Then lift the base higher until it’s as far vertical as you can make it. Alternately, you can skip the turns at 45 degrees if you’d like the sides of your bowl to be less rounded. Please note that the only way to make very straight sides is to sew a bowl with a large base, so that when you start the sides you can lift it up completely vertical and the sewing machine won’t be in the way. Finishing the Bowl Round 3: ch 1, *(sc in next st, inc in next st), repeat from * around, join with a sl st to the first sc. (18) As the fabric yarn tends to curl up I opened each piece up and inserted the new one into it. Then just continue on stitching.Every bubbler is a glass bong; however, not every bong is a bubbler. Bubblers and glass bongs are well loved for their ability to deliver a smooth smoke by drawing the vapor through water to filter and cool it. Although similar, bubbler bongs are normally much smaller than bongs, so if you want a pipe that splits the difference between a hand pipe and water pipe, a weed bubbler is a great choice since it can function as either. In other words, if you don’t have water available, a glass bubbler can function without it. This versatility makes glass bubblers pipes an essential part of any smoker’s collection. Finally we’ll finish it off with a round of slip stitches in a contrasting color. I love that this gives you the options to have a super neutral bowl but easily add a pop of color that matches your decor. On the first and last bottom seam clip a snip to the stitch line. On the top seams clip the seam to the stitch line of all four seams. Clip the curve Step 6: Turn Right Sides Out Cut a length of orange cord as long as you can manage it without it getting tangled, and thread the needle with it. Mine was about 2 metres (just under 2 yards). Round 11: ch 1, *(sc in next 9 sts, inc in next st), repeat from * around, join with a sl st to the first sc. (66)