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Amigurumi Chibi Basic Body Crochet Pattern 💕

Free pattern here

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[karotta-arts]

This used to be a book nook. But I didn't managed to build a box for it. And some decoration stuff. Modelling clay... I just have to fugure out how it works. I guess. I also ruined the painting job. But at the end I think it is a little bit neat?

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Knitted Beanie. Pattern by guess and by gosh. I had no plan.

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This is Harvey with his new eyes. An Amigurumi from the game "Edna and Harvey - Harvey's new eyes" by Daedalic Entertainment

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Ollivanders Wand Shop Matchbox Diorama. Inspired by Darkest Raven Designs. I did not an 1:1 copy, because of my lack of dexterity.... So I've made it far easier.

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This was my first thing I've made with the "doubleface" technique. It is okso far, but I'm not satisfied. What do you think?

[knithacker]

Janis Ledwell-Hunt's Soft Sculptures Show The Interconnectedness Of Our World: 👉 https://buff.ly/3FFgHJT

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Purple. From "Day Of The Tentacle".

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This is a tablet woven border I've made in style of the Ferelden Tarot card. I used it for my first hat that I have worn "in character" at Drachenfest.

There 👇 is how the tablet woven border was used.

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[crochethub]

Finished Xmas gift for my bestie! Based on the rug from The Shining by Tiny_Master_0f_Evil

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[crossstitchworld]

LOTR stained glass piece for a friend by Ailuj182

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LOTR the Shire bookmark, my first project! by RuinSentinel

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This hat was my first try naalbinding. I think it is ok, but I need more practice. The Teddy Bear is the model and he hates wearing a hat because it is a bit scratchy.

[adalheidis]

My book The Highwayman, a graphic adaptation of Alfred Noyes’ poem, has finally arrived! 

A generalized paper shortaged caused an unfortunate delay as it took over a month for new stock to be delived to the printing company. However it was worth the wait though because this paper has a pleasant natural texture and a warm slightly creamy colour which makes the illustrations look as if they were drawn directly on it, rather than printed (The photos don’t show this as much as I’d like)!

I’m in the process of preparing all the orders! I’ve also started working on the signed copies (as seen above with the horse on the right page) and I realize there are few things more daunting than drawing on a book knowing you can’t just scrap and restart.