She Put Wrist Warmers On This Outdoor Sculpture
UPDATE: this is the work of Magda Sayeg, see the Guardian story from 2009 here.. Originally spotted and shared by twenty_questions
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Crocheted Buddha By 203gow
Amazing work! See more pics here. Discovered via Craftzine.com …
Read MoreKnit a Pair of Boot Buffers With This Free Pattern!
Get the pattern via Ravelry, designed by Joan De Lurio aka giolou. SUGGESTED MATERIALS – KNITPICKS: This post contains affiliate links.
Read MoreFab-Fab-Fabulous Knit Bloomers by Tiny Owl Knits
These are gorgeous! Gorgeous work by Stephanie Dosen of Tiny Owl Knits! Knit and shared by Tiny Owl Knits, based on the pattern Unmentionables by Lee Juvan. More Patterns From This Designer: This post contains affiliate...
Read More45 RPM Adapter “Spider” Wrist Cuff
45 Adapter Originally made and uploaded by misskoco Bonus trivia: back in the day, these litle plastic adpaters were called “spiders”!
Read MoreKnit a Photographer’s Mitten … Great Idea!
Great idea! Mittens made and shared by Hobbygaasa. Want to make your own? There are many .
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