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This is made from 20 gage wire, crocheted with fake purl bead.
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This is from Adriadica. Suprisingly her coat was dry and did not have the spring of the others. It was the hardest to spin and had a small staple.
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This is from the two sisters, Auxesia and Arieadnea. I decided to mix the two coats because Arieadnea’s coat came off like velcro, smooth and even, but Auxesia’s did not. Mixing them together made spinning it good. This one came out the most even.
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This is from Ram Stein. His yarn spun the smoothest. It was very springy and had a longer staple than the others.
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This is the whole flock in yarn form!
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Easter Bunny Rabbits by Fairyfolk
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The Knife by Maria Lujan
Beware the cruel, ginormous cardboard knife of fate, it’s a killer.
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Knitted Olympic stars - in pictures
A new knitting book gets into the London 2012 spirit with patterns for the most celebrated Olympians of all time. But how closely do the knitted characters resemble the real sporting heroes? Rachel Dixon finds out
Knitlympics by Carol Meldrum is published by Collins & Brown. Buy it from the Guardian Bookshop for £6.39.(via ohlordylord)
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Night Beasts
This artist’s book can be read in 3 different ways: flipping the pages like a traditional book, laid out like an accordion, and examined through the frame in the cover. Flipping through each page reveals a different relationship between hunter and prey.
