Halloween Lenses Must See!

Prior Warning!

The pictures are taken by me of me

so be warned.

I don't take the best of pictures.

They do however make the effect even better

& even scarier :-)

I have been sent some 

Vision Direct Phantasee crazy lenses

to try and review.

They come in many different designs & are fantastic for Halloween!

You receive a pack with  2 Soft Contact lenses, 45% water, 

55 % Terpolymer immersed in sterile buffered saline solution. 

8.6 Base Curve and 14.0 Diameter

That's the techincal info  

untechnical you receive 2 contact lenses that can last up to 1 yr.

Vision Direct even have a FAQs page if you want to 

answer any question you have

I think this picture shows how clearly they make a huge difference to your eyes!

If you haven't guessed I have one in the left eye and none in the right eye.

I found them really easy to put in but I have used contacts 

in the past.

There are clear instructions on the site if you are not sure.

I think they look soooo effective!

They instantly give your eyes a spooky look!

They would look fantastic with any outfit 

as they make such a huge difference to the look of your face.

As you can see from the pictures.

Now they don't just do the spider designs

& they aren't just perfect for Halloween.

This would complete any look.

A night out will never be the same with these.

Not only will you be able to coordinate 

your makeup you'll also be able to coordinate

your eyes :-)

They have 9 different catergories

& loads of designs within each one.

 

 

 Here are just some of the cool deisgns they have:

 Now I hope you agree they look fantastic!

I've already got my eye on another couple designs

that I really like the look of.

If you want to see all the designs & find the right pair

for you visit:

Vision Direct

I was supplied the lenses to try and review

but all views expressed are my own

and I have not received any monies etc.

in return.

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Free Ghost Beanie Hat 1yr+

Ghost Beanie Hat 1 yr+

Can be found at:
http://www.crochetaddictuk.com/2012/10/free-ghost-beanie-hat-1yr.html

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I've Made Friday Week 30

I hope you are all having a good week!

The weather has turned here and

it now feels a lot like autumn.

The temperature has dropped and the rain is still here.

We've had our wood burner on

a few times which makes it feel a lot nicer.

There is just something about a real fire!

Little Red has toasted his first marshmellows/

As you know earlier in the week I received my new dolls.

I wrote the post before I'd actually received them

and just added picture when I had.

So I'd like to just tell you how fantastic they are!

I also want to show off what I've been making this week :-)

First is Edward

Little Red wanted me to make him

a red outfit and has called him Edward.

Little Red loves him!

He is preemie size at 14"

the perfect size for any child.

I couldn't recommend him enough.

Little Red doesn't have any siblings 

so has wanted to learn so many things about

how to look afer babies.

He has asked how to hold him

and how to seat him on the couch.

Everynight Edward has to get changed

for bed and in the morning before school

he wants him changed into his "day clothes"

Little Red doesn't want to be seen to take him to school,

so instead he has been taking them to meet his friends

and giving them to 2 girls who would

love an "Edward" as well.

They have been looking after him and then 

I have to carry him home.

For his booties I used my favorite free roll top booties pattern

For the shorts I used Lobelia baby pants

and I made up the pattern for the top

starting off following Bella Bambina Knits pattern.

Edward is a berenguer newborn doll.

My 2nd doll has been named:

Lydia Jasmine

Lydia's new outfit isn't quite finished yet

so you'll have to wait till next week.

Oh well you can have a sneek peak.

The booties for both dolls

were made from the roll top booties pattern 

I just changed the hook size to a 3.5mm 

for the Edward booties.

The dress isn't quite finished yet as it needs the arms

adding.

Here is what it should look like when finished:

You can find the free pattern at Bella Bambina Knits

Now about Lydia.

I can't recommend this seller on ebay enough!

When she arrived she was beautifully wrapped

in a shiny silk like material.

She has been sprayed with newborn baby smell.

There was "It's a girl" confetti throughout the box.

She came with a birth certificate for you to fill out

& a sonogram picture of a baby.

She also came with her own baby bottle.

Her head is weighted and has been beautifully painted

to make it look like a real baby.

With all the mottled skin and eyelashes she looks perfect.

(sorry the picture isn't perfect)

She also has nails on her hands

that have been painted and if you touch them they feel like

real nails and they even protued from the fingers slightly.

Her head is weighted so you

have to support it like a real baby.

She is 18" long so is perfect for newborn clothes :-)

She came in her baby grow and beautiful knitted cardigan.

I could not recommend this doll enough.

I bought her from the seller cottagesale on ebay

Now onto what else I've finished this week.

I'm afriad with all the baby clothes it's not a lot.

I have however finished my Scarecrow Hat

  

http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/scarecrow-halloween-thanksgiving-hat-1-yr

I hope you like him.

I thought he turned out really well :-)

Perfect for Halloween\Thanksgiving\Harvest festival

Now it's your turn

It doesn't have to be crocheting

anything you've made is more than welcome!

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