Knitted Pattern for a Knitted One-Foot Lowercase Letter G – Meta, Meta!
An entry for the meta files … Pattern for a One-Foot Lowercase Letter G. Hand-knit yarn. 15ft x 35ft. 2005. Made by Lacey Jane Roberts.
Read MoreCategory: Yarn Bombs & Fiber Art
Knit Meat By Stephanie Casper
OK. These. Are. Awesome. They don’t even need the awesomesauce, they’re so awesome. “Knit Meat” originally uploaded and made by Stephanie Casper.
Read MoreAndy Holden’s ‘Pyramid Piece’ … It’s a Giant Knitted Rock!
From artdaily.org: “From January to April 2010, artist Andy Holden will be displaying a giant knitted rock as part of Tate Britain’s Art Now programme of contemporary displays. Never before shown in the UK, Pyramid Piece...
Read MoreShe Felted a Wee Robin’s Nest Ring – So Cute!
Made by CuteLittleThing.
Read MoreBen 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 MoreFelted Coal For Naughty Knitters
Originally made and uploaded by FeltedChicken
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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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