Our dream: By moving towards selling yarn from local-ish, ethically sourced fiber, we hope you bring your sweater a little bit closer (figuratively speaking) to the sheep it came from. (Or alpaca, or goat, or bundle of flax!)
For those about to craft, we salute you.
I would love to have one of these, and goodness knows i could use one, but for all my impromptu internet shopping, I just can’t bring myself to order something so delicate and breakable in the post.
Oh my gosh, I love every one of pica-pau’s amigurumi designs!! <3 Click here to check out her full collection.
The crocheted llamas remind me of the llama badges on deviantART. :P
I love those little llamas! I must make a million… and dress them up…
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the twins… (by emma lamb)
Many thanks to the artist who took the time from her busy schedule to answer my email when I asked if I could share her work here. I love everything about these pillows, all the way down to the adorable tags, wow. Loverly!
If any of my lovely followers have a pattern for something like this, I’d love to see it. I would really like to make a pillow like this for a Christmas gift.
Me tooooo! I will reblog every time I see these! :P
Urge to make many pillows…rising…
I kinda hate when I look at a beautiful project like this, and all I can think is “Oooo…what a nice stash buster.”
Really? I’m the total opposite. It’s all about “how can I use what I have to make that…”
Old school crochet! From an afghan my grandmother made for me when I was just a wee thing.
I don’t know how these color combos are so alluring. I feel like if I tried to do this is would end up looking a bit messy rather than spectacular.
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IMG_9166 on Flickr.
Makin’ progress on my granny ripple afghan.
Whenever I see this I forget that there are stones under the crochet and I think it’s some sort of crochet version of the Beekeeper’s Quilt!
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