Showing posts with label knitting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label knitting. Show all posts

craftastic!

guess it's been awhile; let's catch up on the latest in unusual crafting!
first off, we have this knitted green eggs and ham by Craftster member The Izz:





next up,a Nintendo game cross-stitch sampler by Flickr user CrystalPowell:



also these minimalist Harry Potter pillows by etsy seller Kim Gadbois:



and finally, the twisted creations of etsy seller frankentoys, who re-combines stuffed animals in new and bizarre ways!


see more of their items for sale HERE!

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CHICKENS NEED SWEATERS!

the UK-based nonprofit, Little Hen Rescue saves featherless chickens from factory farms. apparently the birds need help keeping warm, as the group is asking for donations of chicken sweaters. as a former vegetarian, I definitely have mixed feelings about this...on one hand I do feel sorry for them, but you could also give them a nice coat of breadcrumbs :P


the SWEATER PATTERN is on their site, if you're interested. coming soon: pigs in blankets.

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that bridge looked cold

Artist Dave Cole and a team of volunteers covered this bridge in Melbourne, Australia with giant knitted panels made from surveyor's tape:


More awesomeness, brought to you again by DUDECRAFT

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The Knitting Clock

Industrial designer Siren Elise Wilhelmsen made a clock that knits  2 meters of scarf over the course of one year, and at that rate it's more productive than I am!


more here, courtesy of Neatorama

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and while we're on the subject....

of guys, that is...crochet artist Nathan vincent turns "manly doilies" from a contradiction in terms into reality.



via DUDECRAFT, more great work on his site (linked from there).

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