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Marmadaisy made a duvet cover in 2 days by overlocking three strips of fabric together and then cutting them into smaller pieces. It is a pretty clever idea for a patchwork experiment.
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The pattern for these Dwarven Battle Bonnets is now available for sale from Wicked Woollens. I’m not sure what exactly a Dwarven Battle Bonnet is, but I am sure that a lot of people will now need one. via The Anti Craft.
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Craftershock posted about these delicious-looking minature polymer clay food by Mimi Chan of Mimiatures. So adorable!
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Happy Labor Day Crafters! We are off to enjoy the sun and picnic in the park on this U.S. holiday. Pictured above is the picnic scene from one of my favorite old movies, Picnic starring William Holden and Kim Novak.
Here’s a round up of great recipes and how-to’s for the perfect picnic and BBQ. Enjoy!

Epicurious gives you the essential skills for grilling success in their Grilling 101.

Chow has a recipe to make Kansas City style Thick and Sticky Barbeque Sauce.

Don’t miss also, Chow’s round up with 5 recipies on how to make the Perfect Potato Salad.

Make the yummiest fruit pies with Martha’s recipes for Summer Berry Desserts.

Wash it all down with Indie Fixx’s Labor Day Sangria.
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The Cthulhu has really captured the hearts and minds of the crafting world. Crochet your own with this free tiny Cthulhu pattern from Cthulhu Crochet and Cousins. via Lime & Violet.
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Jonah @ MAKE writes:
These cool “Oscillator Cabinets” by Ben Fino-Radin were made with wood, paint, yarn, plastic canvas, portable cd players and use needle point cones as speakers to play several voice recordings.
I love the bright colors and the idea that the yarn and plastic are making the sounds.
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Lauren at Pimp Stitch shows you how you can add pops of color to your stitches with her crayon tinting tutorial.
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Joshua Longo has an exhibit of art and design work up at the Shelbourne Museum in Vermont (through October 26) which includes this great split-open monster plush. That yellow color just screams “gallbladder”, if you ask me. Via Core77.
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