Q R U K
Sunday, September 13th, 2009Tags: Hilarity, Other Crafts
This shirt is effin’ wicked.
I also completely adore this one! Cute + Cookies + Science!
Has anyone else gotten this email? Does anyone else feel like this is pretty much a Viagra commercial? Am I going to have to buy herbal supplements now, or is it enough to use a knitting pump?
(OK, so I just watched the video, and holy F! That is Michael Schumacher knitting. Or, to be current, Lewis Hamilton knitting. Or, to be biased, Nick Heidfeld knitting.)
I always appreciate a crafter with dark humour, and this Road Kill Carpet fills the bill quite well.
Natalie Dee via Knit-Marie, via med pinner.
I think this is something that all of us can agree on. Knitting is not this mysterious fancy thing that only people with golden hands can do if they boil a cauldron of newt eyes and frog beaks. I don’t understand it when I read people saying “I’m afraid to try fair isle” or “cables are too hard.” So this comic makes me happy, in a sort of asshole-y way.
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Via BB-Blog.
Last year I came upon this post of a beautiful sweater and was struck by its tendency to accentuate a particular body part. My comment was: “I love how it screams: ‘LOOK AT MY BOOBS!’”
Well, now there are sweaters that specialize in the accentuation of other, less obvious areas of the female anatomy.
I am dubbing this “The Vagina Pullover.”
I believe all these guys are from the Fall runways of 2006 so they’re a little late, but better late than never (although that might not extend to all the travesties in this collection).
Aquascutum, Burberry Prorsum. These aren’t too bad, but kinda awful. A little too much tassle/cable, but not embarrassing.
I wanted to mention this before leaving for tropical climes, but I’m glad I waited until getting back! If any of you folks watch The Colbert Report (and you should do so every day unless he’s on vacation or it’s a weekend, and in that case you should watch some reruns), you’ll know that The Fair Colbert disturbed his wrist a short time ago and is encouraging awareness of the misunderstood body part. To this end, he’s started a campaign called WristSTRONG, with silicone bracelets to boot.
I thought this awareness campaign would be especially important among the knitting community, seeing as our hands and wrists are quite complicit in the creation of our various garments and novelty dong warmers (yes, that’s two wang references in two consecutive blog posts!).* Since I’ve been gone and back, you can now buy a bracelet! They are oh so stylish and I want one.