Thimble recently linked to this adorable step-by-step tutorial from the Mushroom Villagers blog, showing how to make this stylish “Eddie Cap” for a kidlet. These would look great in all sorts of fabrics and colors! If you make one, be sure to add a pic to the Eddie Cap Flickr Pool.
Anna from Mochimochi Land came across this funny blog where knitter Gardienne documents the adventures of a pair of knitted chicken legs. She created the legs from Anna’s Which Came First pattern featured in Craft Volume: 6, on newsstands now.
Molly at The Purl Bee made this beautiful wool felt patchwork blanket by hand using Mary Flanagan Wool Felt. I bought some while visiting Purl Patchwork in NY and it’s definitely the most delectable wool felt I’ve ever touched! Molly’s tutorial shows you how you can make one yourself, a great project to just take […]
Amigurumi Girl has a free pattern to make this adorable amigurumi pear. [ via Thimble ] Related: Knit Fruit
Karrie of Girl on the Rocks shows you how to make the cutest little woven needlebook in her tutorial. [ via Whip Up]
ThreadHeads goes into the world of male fashion and shows you how to make a brimmed beanie from an old sweater.
Cory @ BoingBoing writes: The ZZ Plural Z Alpha Douglas Adams fan club raises funds by selling “Beeblebears,” two-headed, three-eyed, three-armed teddy bears fashioned in the likeness of Zaphod Beeblebrox. I bought one for the kid last week and she loves it in all its mutant splendor.
