Puggy Krueger via Alcohol & Irony – Doggy Cosplay Horror Style!
“Seeing as it’s Friday 13th, we tried to find a pug dressed as Jason but this was the best we could do.. ” Shared by Alcohol & Irony.
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Creepy Crochet Cat Toy – It’s An Eyeball! Get The Pattern To Make One …
Your cat will love it! Get the pattern via Etsy, designed by Crafty Tibbles. More From This...
Read MoreHealing Wasabi-chan the Knithacker way … Kitty Cosplay!
Visit Mashable to read all about Wasabi-chan’s remarkable recovery from a crow attack. Original image via shimejiwasabi’s instagram feed: http://instagram.com/p/bbmm2GxNz-/
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Turn Your Turtle Into a Beastly King Koopa
Jennifer Olivarez aka Squirrel Picnic has such a great tutorial over at squirrelpicnic.com: Make...
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Snappy Fun Knit Hat Patterns For Dogs
Dog hats are fun! These patterns below are for knitters but if you’re primarily a crocheter,...
Read MoreShe Needle-Felted a Grumpy Cat for Charity – Using Real Cat Fur!
Shared by Emily McEwan-Fujita who says, “I needle felted real cat fur to create ‘Grumpy Cat’ on a recycled thrift-store cashmere/silk blend sweater. The fur was sustainably harvested from my...
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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!” 🐔
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