Claire Keane

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I just spent the last two weeks crocheting a Catan board as a birthday present for my friend. I’ve seen a lot of DIY Catan boards, but never a crocheted version that worked in the finer details of each resource tile.
I used this hexagon pattern from Tutsplus, doing only three rows of double crochet stitches. Then I did a cream border around each tile and handstitched each tile into the Catan island formation.
All the hills, roads, trees and other elements were crocheted freehand in basic amigurumi stitches. I have no pattern, but here’s the general gist of each element:
Forest: Pine trees are simple cones started with 4 scs into a magic circle. I varied the increases and rows to create each tree in a different size.
Pasture: Sheep were mad with 4 scs in a magic ring. I then closed the ring and added 1 sc in black to create the head. The boulders were made with one bobble stitch crocheted into a chain stitch.
Hills: Each hill was created with a varied number of chain stitches. I then single crocheted around each chain length, varying in inscreases and rows to create different shapes.
Mountains: Each mountain was started with a varied number of scs in a magic loop. I freestyled a varying number of rows and increases. For the multiple peak mountains, I’d join several peaks together. Each snowy peak is just a few scs into a magic circle sewn over the top.
Field: Each wheat field is a small grouping of bobble stitches in short rows. On some fields I included boulders (see Pasture) and decidious trees, which were created with one bobble stitch sewn on top of one sc stitch.
Desert: The oasis is just a crocheted circle in a magic loop, varying in different stitches (sc, hdc, dc) to create a blob-type shape. I then crocheted around it in green to create the surrounding foliage.
After all the hexes were crocheted together, I then framed the island with varying stitiches (2scs on edge, 2hdc, 4dc, 2tr on inside corner) and did two rows of dcs. I also crocheted a large hex for the underside and sewed it to the island, which gave the board a nice solid finish.
Guitar cake with orange icing from carrot juice
Hey erikkarlsson65 this is our rescue cat Jax!
So jealous box set that I won! Thanks @teganandsara #sojealousx #teganandsara
More greeting cards here.
No wiser words have been said
The Museum Library is ready for the holidays, thanks to artfully arranged copies of the National Union Catalog!
This beautiful book tree was assembled by librarian Barbara Rhodes and interns Chantal Stein and Sara Belasco.
Jax watching birds
Congrats to the lucky winners of a #SoJealousX box set! Christina Peterson, Angela Hickman and Alex Ledoux! We’ll be in touch with info!!
3/4 double bass steampimped and Fender steampunk guitar by Paul Andrew Searle http://goo.gl/WmEA7N
Portlandia. 2015
Whoa.
If you still need convincing, here’s a “handy” list of things MADE FOR RIGHTIES:
HAVE FUN TWISTING YOUR SPINE WRITING ON THIS POSTAGE STAMP
WHAT USEFUL BUTTON PLACEMENT
HOPE YOU DON’T NEED TO STIR
THESE FUCKERS are ALWAYS serrated/sharpened on the left, aka the side that...
🎄📚 en We Heart It.
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WHEN MY FAMILY ASKS WHAT I AM GOING TO DO IF I CAN’T FIND A JOB