Whedoncraft

More from the Craftster summer 2010 Whedonverse swap… For those of you unfamiliar with needlework like knitting and crochet, it’s often the case that in this type of needlework you need to mark the beginning of a row or the right side of a project.  That’s why we have stitch markers.  These stitch markers in [...]

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The Austin Browncoats are collecting Jayne hats, knit or crocheted, to sell for charity at Dragon*Con.  Go to their Livejournal entry for more information.

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maggie_the_spy on Livejournal made this shawl to wear as part of a Saffron costume for Dallas ComiCon.  Even Christina Hendricks was impressed.  To make your own, use the pattern here.

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From voxmortuum on Flickr comes this adorable Dr. Horrible crocheted doll.

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sarahcrit at CrochetMe posted this crocheted model of Serenity.  I love it.

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Kookaloo_Starr crocheted this afghan which uses the Blue Sun logo as its centerpiece.

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There are patterns for free and hats themselves for sale all over the internet, if you’re looking for the hat Ma Cobb sends Jayne in the Firefly episode “The Message.” Our favorite is Heather’s at Wear With Style.  Heather knits hats and sells them, as well as putting together kits for knitters who want to [...]

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Ariel made this vest as a gift for her sister in 2005.  You can make your own using the square pattern here and her notes on finishing the vest here. I made this vest to wear to my local Can’t Stop the Serenity screening this year.  Here’s how it turned out:

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Brought to you by the ever impressive Geek Central Station, here is the entire crew of Serenity rendered in crochet. For details on individual crew members, follow the links below: Jayne Cobb Malcolm Reynolds Zoe Washburne Kaylee Frye and Simon Tam If you’d like to try to crochet your own, you might want to use [...]

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