7 Quirkiest Crafts on the Web
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The anglerfish: not the ocean's most attractive species, but it's certainly interesting to look at. Thanks to Lion Brand Yarns, this little guy finally has his day in the sun! (LionBrand.com)
If you want to relive the magic of the royal wedding (or have Prince William all to yourself), now you can! "Knit Your Own Royal Wedding" by Fiona Goble has photos and directions for knitting each member of the royal wedding party — corgis included! (Amazon.com)
Kaori Tsutaya and Amy Hirschman, Amazon.com Does your cat shed? If so, don't let Fluffy's fur go to waste. Craft with it! (Or not.) (Amazon.com)
Street embroidery is becoming a popular activity among crafters, similar to "graffiti knitting." It's the art of embroidering objects on the street (like park benches or trash cans with perforated textures). OK, it might not be practical (or legal in some places), but it sure puts a smile on our face. We'd love to see more of it! Check out Miss Crosstitch's Blog for more street embroidery photos. (Miss Crosstitch)
For those wondering if they've let their Star Wars infatuation get the better of them, rest assured that you haven't gone overboard until you've dressed up your pet as your favorite character. Check out Bones Mello, the AT-AT Dog! This amazing costume was designed by Laika House artist Katie Mello for her dog Bones. (Laika.co)
Who knew watermelon could be so versatile? Check out more watermelon carvings here. (Watermelon.org)
The blog WhatNot2Crochet.com tells it like it is. If you're a vegetarian, don't worry. This Thanksgiving, this festive crochet hat will ensure you're not missing out on the turkey. (WhatNot2Crochet.com)