This Brain is Crocheted With Discarded Plastic Bags, Learn How To Make Plarn!
Plastic + yarn = plarn! Visit Helle Jorgensen for more creations. Follow Helle’s work via...
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Author: Danielle
Knit an Ergonomic Wrist Pillow – Free Pattern!
Tamie Snow over at Roxycraft decided to fight her tendonitis with an awesome knitted wrist pillow.: Get a tutorial at Roxycraft and download the pattern while you’re there. Gift idea alert!! The holidays are coming,...
Read MoreAnother yarn hack – “crazy yarn”
Laughing Purple Goldfish Designs’ definition of crazy yarn: bits and bobs of leftover yarns which have been accumulating, then cut into assorted lengths (no greater than six metres), then mixed all up and knotted together...
Read MoreDoggone yarn hack for a Friday…
From Jen over at Seizure Salad: Not really a knit hack…more of a yarn hack. This is a freshly skeined batch of yarn from my spinning wheel…which we noticed bore a striking colour resemblance to Pixie, hence the wig...
Read MoreOscillator Cabinets – Arty Needlepoint Speakers
When I saw these cabinets by Ben Fino-Radin on CRAFT, I just knew I had to share. Oscillator cabinets – aural and visual vibration, 2007 wood, paint, yarn, plastic canvas, speakers, portable cd players, vocal recordings...
Read MoreI Knit a Dread Pirate Robot!
This was made for some friends who had a baby in June (welcome Valin!) – mom’s got dreads, dad writes books about pirates and really, who doesn’t love robots?? I give you, Dread Pirate Robot: The Robot is a...
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Knits & Commissions
In addition to five-star patterns, I have a selection of ready-to-ship knits in my shop and I also take commissions from time to time.
My popular chicken hat is always a big hit. In fact, one of my customers keeps coming back for more, leaving this review: “sweet lady who’s very considerate and kind. Love my hat so much. Thank you!” 🐔
- Message me for details.
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