Whedoncraft

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.”

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From hpfurniture on Flickr comes this knitted laptop sleeve featuring the Browncoat symbol.

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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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If you’re looking for examples of the vast array of Jayne Cobb hats that have been made, look no further than this Flickr group.

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QueenieVonSugarPants at Flickr posted this case she knitted for her Flip Video.  (As far as I can tell, that’s some kind of tiny awesome video camera.)  The pattern is a modification of Heather Hill’s Jayne Cobb Hat.  You can find the mods explained at the photo page.  If you want an iPod pattern, you could [...]

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Alison Ching stenciled this awesome What Would Buffy Do? bag for a friend of hers.  See it up close at her Flickr page.

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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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If you’re looking for a group of like-minded people to discuss your Whedoncraft with, the Big Damn Knitters LiveJournal Community is the place for you.  The group held a drive to make hats to sell at San Diego Comic-Con and collected 131 hats.  They also keep a list of individuals willing to make hats for [...]

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