From BurdaStyle: We are asking out members and friends to donate a handmade bow ties to be auctioned off at the ACS Pink and Black Tie Gala on May 7th 2009. Want to help? Download the David Bow Tie pattern Sew it up in pink and/or black fabric and send it to us here at […]
pieKnits is offering a free PDF pattern download showing us how to make these fun Fair Isle wristwarmers featuring a his-and-hers skull motif.
One of the things I love most about living in Austin is getting to meet and collaborate with loads of creative people. Curlin Reed Sullivan is an Austin-based artist whose whimsical illustrations and mixed media work has had me enamored for years. I was thrilled to be able to work with her on creating these […]
Craftster user Cicile tells us how she created this knitted apple potholder, which she made using the double knitting technique. She even includes a chart for the apple pattern.
Jenny of All Sorts recently offered her first embroidery patterns for sale in her Etsy shop. The response to the patterns was so great, that she’s offered up this cute freebie pattern as a thanks.
Vickie Howell whipped up this great pillow using her kids’ illustration as a gift for her mother’s 65th birthday. Embroidered kid art is one of my favorite things, and seeing such a thoughtful gift made with such a simple process makes me all kinds of giddy.
Ravelry member Carly Zimmerman combines two great things–Cthulu and penguins–in this knitting pattern sure to please the Lovecraft geek in your life. The pattern is available as a free download on Ravelry. [via Lime & Violet]
