Whedoncraft

craftster farbinkie created these gorgeous bags inspired by characters from Firefly and Serenity.

Inara Messenger Bag

Kaylee iPod Cozies

Spike Stencil

craftster Bela made this awesome red hot Spike shirt.

Knit Serenity

craftster artcat81 knitted this fabulous Serenity, which includes a light-up rear.  You can read about it at Craftster, and look at it before assembly in this gallery.

WWBD? Tee

craftster kaishabackwards made this t-shirt for a Buffy swap.

Let me tell you something, when it’s dark and I’m all alone and I’m scared or freaked out or whatever, I always think, ‘”What would Buffy do?’”You’re my hero. Ok, sometimes when it’s dark and I’m all alone I think, ‘”hat is Buffy wearing?’”

The Complete Watcher's Guide

Sample Page - Angel

craftster jezephile made this awesome book, complete with a description of every major character on Buffy or Angel.  She made it using handmade paper, computer paper, electrical tape, a 14 karat gold pen, a sponge, and black ink.

craftster hippiejo74 made this phenomenal Buffy apron for a swap using fabric from a Buffy curtain panel purchased on eBay.

I’m going to be out of town for the next few days and have failed to schedule any posts to go up in that time, but I shall return with more awesome Whedoncraft on Monday.

Looking to share your Buffy knitting with others?  While it hasn’t been updated since April, the Buffy Knitalong provides a list of patterns of interest to Buffy fans, and has more than a year’s worth of archives for you to peruse.

Buffy/Spike Tote Bag

Excuse the use of “Spuffy” in the title, please.  I just couldn’t resist.  crafster alethiologie embroidered this tote, inspired by the end of the Buffy musical episode “Once More, With Feeling.”

Reconstructed Browncoat

crafster La Maestra posted this coat, which she bought secondhand and then altered to turn it into something very closely resembling (though not identical to, she insists) Mal’s coat.  Go read her post for more details on how she did it.