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Four Lovecraftian monsters. The Great Race of Yith, Deep One, the Byakhee, Nyarlathotep.

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Beech wood magic wand

NECRONOMICON SERIES “CTHULHU”

by Marco Bianchini

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I’m going to a one-year-old’s birthday party tomorrow, and she’s too young to appreciate this, like… at all, but her parents and I play Arkham Horror together, so they’ll hopefully get a kick out of it. Also I made like five of these suckers in college and can do everything but the wings from memory, and still had yarn from the cthulhu ski mask, so this was too good an opportunity to pass up :p

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Fabric dyed for the Cthulhu piece for the roommates birthday. He chose the colour, I experimented with it and it came out quite Cthulhu-esque I think 😊 Chart can be found on stitch.su

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Popup Necronomicon art book from @popositionpress. Badass concept. \m/

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Made a little dapper fellow

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Lime green/Purple and Purple/Lime green

Some of my favourite colour combos for Bagthulhus. These two weren’t destined for the same victim but they bonded over a shared love of horrifying madness and dice.

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“After vigintillions of years great Cthulhu was loose again, and ravening for delight.”

Wherever you happen to be when Dread Cthulhu finally emerges from his deep slumber, if you’re lucky, you won’t be there long.

This geektastic piece of embroidery, emblazoned with the wish plea “May Cthulhu take this house first,” was recently given to Maika, co-editor of the Geyser of Awesome, to hang near her Cthulhumas tree. It was created by Brita A, a Portland, OR-based craftstress, in hopes that the tentacular Great Old One won’t take our annual celebration of Cthulhumas as a sign of disrespect.

For more of Brita A’s creations, check out her Society6 page.

Ph’nglui mglw’nafh Cthulhu R’lyeh wgah’nagl fhtagn