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flock pouf – handknit ottoman

Buy one at DWR

Rating: 10.0/10 (8 votes cast)

Star Trek knithack: Uhura’s earpiece

OMFG – How COOL is this??

Made by Luome-Cloudberry WHO, by the way, has also knithacked herself a pair of Live Long and Prosper Mittens.

Rating: 8.8/10 (4 votes cast)

Crochet Headphone Ear-cushions

Crochet Headphone Ear-cushions

Originally made and uploaded by KrissieJ

Rating: 7.3/10 (3 votes cast)

knithacked crutch covers

Knitted Crutches – Sock Hop Friday

Originally made and uploaded by Indigo Twilight

Rating: 8.5/10 (2 votes cast)

Pedicure Socks

Pedicure Socks

Originally made and uploaded by Scarlett Design

Rating: 8.0/10 (1 vote cast)

yoga socks

I must make myself a pair of these!

yoga socks

Originally uploaded by Valokki

Rating: 10.0/10 (1 vote cast)

isabelle

isabelle

Originally made and uploaded by greasy chicken face

Of Isabelle, greasy chicken face says: “this is a doll i made. i will be giving each doll a name since they are handmade (knit) and unique. her name is Isabelle.

i just bought some new yarn (some mohair, boucle,angora etc…) to help inspire my next dolls. they will be for sale on my website (yay it’s finally done!) after i make a collection of sweeties.”

Rating: 0.0/10 (0 votes cast)

Tea Mug Cozy

Tea Mug Cozy – Made of 100% recycled yarns! A cozy way to insulate and decorate your tea mug…

Originally made and uploaded by KnitStorm.com

Rating: 10.0/10 (1 vote cast)

boot buffers! free pattern

boot buffers! outside

Originally made and uploaded by giolou

free pattern available at AnthroPoMorphCo’s ravelry shop:
ravelry.com/patterns/library/boot-buffers

I myself have NO trouble filling my winter boots thanks to the meaty-legs gene from dear old dad… however, I can easily see that boot buffers could really be useful for all you skinny-legged crafters. Good idea giolou!

Rating: 0.0/10 (0 votes cast)

“This scarf won an award at the Craft Victoria 2007 Melbourne Scarf Festival. It was the “Best Scarf to Hold a Metcard”. Metcards are the public transport tickets we use in Melbourne. The little pouch hanging from the neck is sized to fit a metcard exactly, though it can also fit a mobile phone or I-pod. The scarf was handknitted, and a felt pouch was sewn on. I added the sushi felt discs on the body of the scarf, which gave it a tentically/octopussy feel. This was the first time I made anything resembling a Felt Cloud (see my other pics) – I glued this on to the felt pouch. This scarf travelled to Benalla Art Gallery and was displayed there with other prize-winning scarves. “

You can find red suede kitten’s Etsy shop at: redsuedekitten.etsy.com

Rating: 10.0/10 (1 vote cast)