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starrynightcat:

Finished… Valkyrie Hat
prettyknitty:

Pencil Case
(via Ravelry)
takocos:

My starter, Charmander has been with me, traded through various games, for over a decade now. I’ve loved this little firestarter, even though he was crap on the first gym, from the time I first heard his cry. This is his evolved form. This chart is made with the fewest amount of colors possible for easy knitting.
lovelyfibers:

dino (by knittinghokie)
Knitting pattern for a zelda hat I'm working on

vulpes-face:

i found similar patterns on ravelry, but most of them only had the triforce symbol on the front which required intarsia if you wanted to knit in the round. I don’t like intarsia, so I continued the colourwork all around the hat by designing a chart that would show the notes played on the ocarina. If you’ve ever played Ocarina of Time, you’ll remember using the C direction buttons to play songs. I took the melody from Zelda’s lullaby and turned it into a fair isle chart. I’ll add pictures to this once I finish.

This pattern is freely available to anyone who wants it. Enjoy!

(Source: poecile-atricapilla)

3 weeks ago
literaryfool:

new purse i knit for myself! :)I am just finishing the strap up now. I think i’ll rip out the lettering and try to redo it because some of the letters are too big, but im happy with it otherwise! eeecant wait to wear it out
pzlr:

Behold the Prime Factorization sweater, knit by Sondra Eklund. It depicts the prime factorization of every number from 1 to 100.
Okay, look at the bottom row. It looks like there is a blank space on the left. That represents 1, because 1 is the background color, because 1 is a factor of every number. Next is a blue square, which represents 2. Next is a red square, for 3. Then comes 4. 4 = 2 x 2. So 4 is represented by two blue rectangles. Then comes 5. 5 is prime, so 5 gets a new color, yellow. Next is 6. 6 = 2 x 3. So 6 is represented by a blue rectangle and a red rectangle. 7 gets a new color, purple.
And so on. Click through for more pictures and explanation.