That’s no moon … Indeed, it is a knit Death Star, and you can make your own thanks to a free pattern from Nicole Kostelec over on Ravelry. I can only hope a knit Millennium Falcon is next. [via @deadlyknitshade and Crafty Crafty] Related: Death Star Dress Death Star Cookie Death Star Watermelon
Whether or not you’re a Jane Austen fan, here’s a free crochet pattern for this elegant Becoming Jane Sweater that is excerpted from the book, Austentatious Crochet: 36 Contemporary Designs from the World of Jane Austen. Alice from Future Girl also reviews the book, which she says not only contains crochet patterns, but is also […]
It’s not enough that this new crochet hat pattern from Kim Werker is over-the-top adorable, but that she uses it to reference one of my favorite movies (So I Married an Axe Murderer) makes it pure genius. One of my favourite movies is So I Married an Axe Murderer, so it’s gotta be karma that […]
Colorful bunting always makes me smile, and this cute bunting cosmetic bag tutorial from Suzanne at Just Another Hang Up is the perfect project for using up some of your cutest fabric scraps. I’m an especially big fan of her simple flag bunting appliqué method—it’s incredibly easy to sew, but it looks fantastic! [Via How […]
Remember that awesome crochet wreath I featured last week? Lisa from Good Knits is back with a smaller version that’s perfect for making ornaments. I’d love seeing a tree full of these in bright colors, wouldn’t you?
Our favorite cross-stitching couple, Steotch, is back with a rad new sampler that will have sci-fi fans all kinds of giddy. Behold, the BSG sampler! [via @bonniegrrl]
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Real fur is unacceptable but faux fur is a great way to stay stylish and warm. You won’t have to hurt any animals to create this luxurious piece that can wear all fall and winter long.
More info and pattern coming soon.
