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Shared by IndigoNightOwl aka Laura.
Do you remember tihs equally awesome jeep doily from last summer?
Made by Allison Hoffman aka CRAFTisCOOL. I love the gem sweater!
I’m going to catch Leslie Hall when she’s in Brooklyn next month at the … wait for it … Knitting Factory!
Shared by @sekimori aka Stacy Tabb who says, “How *I* repair a hole in my favorite sweater.”
Leslie Hall is the best.
Trish from Toronto’s tribute to Sushi the betta fish.
Source: http://genuinemudpie.ca/2011/04/06/plarn-betta/
Look for Trish’s tutorial!
Made and shared by Tracy Widdess, for more visit: brutal-knitting.tumblr.com
Shared by christine.bks.
This picture of a Jizo statue was taken at the Zojoji Temple in Tokyo, Japan. Jizo is the patron saint of travellers and departed children.
“Within the compound of Zojoji Temple are Jizo statues. Jizo, or Ksitigarbha, is a bodhisattva reverred in East Asian Buddhism. In Japan, he is regarded as the guardian of children, especially children who died before their parents. Since the 1980′s, he is also worshipped as the guardians of mizuko, or stillborn children. Statues of Jizo are often attired with children’s clothes. These are placed by grieving parents for their lost little ones, with the hope that Jizo will offer them protection in their journey through the underworld.” http://www.asiaexplorers.com/japan/zojo-ji-temple-tokyo.htm
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