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Winter Dragon Amigurumi by Mary Smith
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🍃🌹 loving the lacey stripes of this denim & ivory lapghan pattern 🌹🍃 a definite add for my #to-do ❤
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Flying Solo by Espace Tricot (free pattern on Ravelry)
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Source: ellebel5.blogspot.nl
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Knitters Love Tiny Chameleons Too and Good News, Now There’s a Pattern For You! 🦎 https://wp.me/pjlln-79N
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Naya Shawl by Cherry Blossom Crochet
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Gemstone Lace Blanket by The Lavender Chair
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🍃🌹 loving the lacey stripes of this denim & ivory lapghan pattern 🌹🍃 a definite add for my #to-do ❤
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look i know this is a bit niche, but I would die for the human who wrote this pattern description. maybe you won’t feel the same if you haven’t spent hours and hours reading knitting pattern blurbs by the designer or the designers hype person.
I really want this but it’s so expensive!
The description is amazing! Love it!
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Sleepy Fox by Eserehtanin (Nina)
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A free knitting pattern by General Hogbuffer. Instructions available in Japanese and English.
Source: ravelry.com
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The double knitting technique is great. It has a light side, and a dark side, it binds the scarf together… you can see where I’m going with this can’t you. I only found out about double knitting this past summer and got monumentally carried away. This Star Wars Scarf is just one of the results.
Click on the knitting charts for full sized images. They are worked in order bottom to top.
Edit: For everyone asking I used UK size 10 (3.25mm) needles and the yarn was a reasonably priced dk weight (8ply). I used about 150g of each colour but I knit pretty tightly so you may want to get extra.
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Fun Fish Bags by Julia Castaño
Barcelona designer Julia Castaño creates hilarious bags in the shape of the cutest sea creatures in the ocean. Inside every adorable piece, you can find a fleshy interior, where you can see their skeletons! Made with high-quality materials, Castaño’s designs are a conversation starter. Find them in their Etsy shop.
Source: culturenlifestyle.com
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The Department of Extraordinary Embroidery can’t get enough of these exquisitely stitched miniatured foods created by Japanese artist ipnot (previously featured here).
“After discovering embroidery from her Grandmother and then being fascinated by the French knot, ipnot has spent years perfecting her hand-embroidery art and today creates “paintings” using just needles and yarn.”
Working with a collection of 500 different colors and shades of yarn, ipnot creates everything from bowls of soup and sushi rolls to fruits and vegetables to chocolates bonbons and more. Each tiny creations is remarkably realistic.
Our favorite piece is this embroidered miniature matcha, which actually looks frothy and ready to drink:
Visit ipnot’s website or follow her on instagram to check out lots more of her hand-stitched miniatures.
[via Spoon & Tamago]
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