Crochet Adorned - one to add to the want list! via
Where The Woolly Things Are
Me: a yarn artist who tries really hard to follow patterns, but is seriously lacking in the discipline required. Freestyle rules!
Location: Cardiff, UK
URCHIN POUF : Christien Meindertsma
Ooooh! Similar to what I made recently. Except hers are knitted and put together lengthwise like a nautilus.
I am loving the thick ass yarn - must find.
Hooked Hexagons
(via 1/4 of an inch )
… love these blankets
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This is so beautiful I would be prepared to go over to the yarny darkside (crochet) to make one.
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This is so beautiful I would be prepared to go over to the yarny darkside (crochet) to make one.
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A lot of my friends have recently had babies, and though that sort of thing is still a long way off for me (!), I think perhaps this would be suitable attire, should I ever get up the duff! via thinkgeek
Great youtube tutorial - how to crochet the puff stitch!
Crochet Granny Square Puff Stitch 5 Rounds
Holly’s crocheted afghan pattern. Via the awesome Red Velvet art blog
Jaw dropping combination of two of my favourite things, crochet and Super Mario! Check out this AMAZING 7x7foot crochet Mario rug, via enemyairship on craftster
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Buy This: Tentacle Scarf from Etsy seller Creeplings.
In his house at R’lyeh dead Cthulhu waits warm and toasty, etc.
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Buy This: Tentacle Scarf from Etsy seller Creeplings.
In his house at R’lyeh dead Cthulhu waits warm and toasty, etc.
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Amazing crocheted mustaches! Via Jessica Polka on her blog Wunderkammer - A Handmade Cabinet of Curiosity. She makes some AMAZING crocheted sealife, and has an etsy store. Check her out!
Bleubird Vintage blog
Have you ever checked it out? The Bleubird Vintage blog is great for art and design inspiration, and also, the latest post has some amazing links to yarny goodness - I’ve nabbed some pics below, but be sure to read it for some good crafty goodness everyday!
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How do non-knitters handle stress? I mean, I know they must do something, since it’s not like I see them all weeping on the bus all the time, but when everything in their lives is all messed up, what is the thread of sanity and sameness that runs through it and keeps them from being a lunatic? Does knitting attract people who need something to moderate stress more than others? Do you think that you use knitting to moderate your behaviour, and in this spirit of this shirt (I knit so I don’t kill people) do you think your behaviour would be different if you didn’t?
Thoughts to renovate (and knit) by.
More wisdom from the Yarn Harlot. (via stitchesandpurls) (via amyjanebexplainsall)
