Knit a ‘Where The Wild Things Are’ Sweater With This FREE Pattern
Get a load of this big ol’ bucket of awesomesauce: From Splendor Knitting: “This...
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Author: Danielle
Ben Cuevas Knit a Thyroid … Need I Say More?
Ben says: “Here’s another chakra/anatomy piece that will be incorporated into the hospital room installation. This piece portrays the anatomy of the throat (note the pinkish thyroid gland), which corresponds to the...
Read MoreKnit a Pair of Space Invaders Socks With This Free Pattern!
Vintage rules! Get the free pattern via Knitty, designed by Aija Goto. Here’s a terrific variation on the theme by maker seasicksal: FREE PATTERN: Space Invaders Socks from Knitty.
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Embrace the Chill: 3 Knit Sweater Patterns That Will Keep You Warm and Stylish
These are really nice and so versatile. Pattern reviews are positive too, which is always a good...
Read MoreShe Knit a Pair of ‘Nun Chucks’ …
These are for sale over at PrettySneaky, currently on break.
Read Moreflying spaghetti monster for the treetop
knitted “Holiday” tree-topper: source: http://www.venganza.org, of course! BONUS: make your own FSM Holiday lights: http://bsalert.com
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