The Sleeve Scarf From the Cubist Literature Winter 2009 Knitwear Collection
Originally uploaded by CUBIST LITERATURE! From the Cubist Literature Winter 2009 Knitwear Collection.
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That’s a good idea! Knit flip-flops makeover project.
Craftster member nikimac made over a pair of plain dollar store flip-flops into a cute and classy customized pair of sandals. Her simple technique is easy enough for even kids to master, so none of us have an excuse for wearing...
Read MoreTeeny Tiny Snowmen Knit by Mochimochi Land
These are great… Made by Anna Hrachovec of Mochimochi Land. Check out these books by Mochimochi Land creator, Anna Hrachovec. This post contains affiliate links.
Read Morespotted! the notably rare knithacked cactus …
… all the way from Brazil: made by Magali Tricot
Read MoreUpcycled Sweater With Balloon Sleeves & Corset Back
I would wear this! WoW! Made and uploaded by Recycled by Hyena.
Read MorePatterns To Knit or Crochet a Pair of Pedicure / Yoga Socks!
These make a great gift! Get the patterns via Etsy – knit version by 12 Little Things, crochet version by Off The Hook By Chrissy. For more patterns, check out more options via Etsy. * This post contains affiliate...
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