26 Clever And Inexpensive Crafting Hacks
You don’t need to spend a fortune on fancy supplies to fulfill all your DIY-loving heart’s desires.
You don’t need to spend a fortune on fancy supplies to fulfill all your DIY-loving heart’s desires.
This piece, by artist Noortje de Keijzer, will brighten your whole day.
It’s displayed on an umbrella. She also knitted an “Occupy Grandparents” chair cozy.
Because who knows yarn better than baby cats? No one, that’s who. Got tips? Contribute below.
The Les Mis star (and scientifically-proven hot person) joins a legion of former America’s Next Top Model contestants.
This is the coziest graffiti imaginable.
You still have time to make all of these hippity hoppity projects before springtime hits. Well, maybe not all. But definitely your favorite ones.
It’s three miles longer than the next longest knitted rope.
Handicrafts and sports are not mutually exclusive passions.
At Vogue Knitting LIVE!, a huge knitting convention, you’ll find knitted lobsters, a former America’s Next Top Model contestant, and, of course, Batman.
Turns out he loves to knit. These crafts will win his heart.
You’ll be making a sweater for your phone (and everything else you never thought needed a sweater) in no time.
A group of crafters is handmaking one for each surviving student.
The New York State Sheep and Wool Festival takes place annually in New York’s Hudson Valley; it’s pretty much the best place to go if you’re at all interested in cuddly animals, adorable children, sweaters — or more yarn than you’ve ever seen in your entire life.
Instead of throwing them out or throwing them to the moths, use them for things like home accessories and slippers.
Made by crafters who really put the “do-it-yourself” back in DIY.
And you thought those girls weren’t getting any modeling work at all. You’re about to see just how wrong about that you are.
Everything can be knitted. A leotard, that deer head on your wall — it’s all fair game (pun most definitely intended) this fall.
The women of Government Free VJJ have started a campaign to send knitted and crocheted female reproductive organs to male members of Congress. Their motto: “if they have their own, they can leave ours alone!”
By American artist Magda Sayeg, founder of the guerilla knitting crew “Knitta Please”, which specializes in yarn bombing.
You have to admit, there isn’t much festive Thanksgiving attire to choose from compared to Halloween and Christmas. Keep as warm as stuffing when you bake your head in a turkey.
Guys who can knit are totally awesome. I mean, who knew men’s knitting retreats were a thing? But if you want to learn the finer points of bro-chet, you’ve got to join the club.
Knitters know. (via myloveforyou.typepad.com) View Image ›
Fuel for the ongoing debate about breastfeeding in public. (via bluemilk.wordpress.com) View List ›
I wonder how many times this statement has been used in real life. By girls who look like that. (Via NextRound) View Image ›
Artist Ben Cuevas created this impressively detailed hand-knit skeleton for a mixed-media piece entitled Transcending the Material. The exhibit, installed for the Wassaic Project, consists of the knitted skeleton meditating atop Borden’s milk tins while disembodied body parts float overhead. I’ll never look at my sweater the same way again. (From, via) View List ›
For the show “Knitting is for Pus****” at the Christopher Henry Gallery, Polish needlework artist Olek covered a whole apartment in crochet including her own furniture and her grandmother’s 5 lb. antique clothes iron from Poland. (Via) View List ›
To get the full effect of this amazing knit hat: Put it on. Run around screaming. Scare the shit out of everyone. View Image ›
And it’s awesome. Men can knit, too. View Image ›