Crows by the thousand blacken the sights of Cluj through car-thronged streets of high-rises, dropping their bombs of white on the pavement. Islands of luck. The hooded crow is the coolest of symbols for a city of gray and dust. Proud on the king's coat of arms, its brother holds the golden ring of power, stolen on a hunt. Meanwhile, Matthias Rex sits...
Wolf and Fox are besties though they often fight, a fabled pair of strength and wit, keen to out-survive the other. Through the village at night they haunt the cellar for goods, howl to chill your bones but ready for the arms of women with clubs. Here they are, posing vintage, the starting pack of a woodland creatures series soon to come. ...
P { margin-bottom: 0.08in; }A:link { } Since everyone is already excited about Christmas, here's my ornamental contribution (much too early, really) to the craze and kindness. Not sure what this is, clown or elf or gnome... found this little thing on the flea market years ago, so I had to have a go at mass-producing it back then. Definitely worth a...
Yaaaaay!!!!!!! Finally finished my first ever BLANKET!!! And it's cosy and cute and fabulous and happy and useful (at last, something useful). Thanks for the great pattern, Lucy! :) http://attic24.typepad.com/weblog/neat-ripple-pattern.html And if you're wondering about the cool pillows, I made those for personal use *exactly* inspired by photos of Anna Vozika's wonderful creations. You can buy her patterns here: http://www.ravelry.com/designers/anna-vozika ...
For my first amigurumi pattern... our dandy fox! Here's everything you need to know: Skill level: easy to moderate. Size: About 10”/25 cm from top of head to tip of feet. Yarn: Red Heart Detroit Yarn for BLACK and other types in RED (about 25 g) and WHITE with similar weight. Hook: I used 2.70 mm for extra tightness. Do not join rounds....
you can find the pattern for the squares at the Purl bee blog ...
