Oooh, head on over to Grain Edit to peep at these cute Halloween Posters!
Halloween Monster Poster
Love this – I think I may have to order it for next year! (via Quipsologies)

Very Pinteresting
Source: tumblr.com via Love & Adventure on Pinterest
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Just What I Needed
The Paper Fox
Paper Fox Pozible Presentation from Jeremy Kool on Vimeo.
The Paper Fox is an upcoming children’s book for iPad and Android tablets. Check out this beautiful project – and help get it funded. (via This Girl Lel)
Penguin Sweaters
Do you want to save adorable penguins from the tragic effects of an oil spill? Do you have two hands and a heart? Then get knitting! Want more info? Etsy’s got the scoop.
If you can’t wait to get started – here’s the pattern:
Penguin Jumper in 8ply – Must be 100% Wool Yarn
1 pair 3.25mm , 1 pair of 3.75mm needles , 1 set of 3.25mm dpn’s or circular
Cast on 36 stitches using 3.25 needles.K1, P1 to end of row. Repeat this row 7 times. Change to 3.75mm needles and K2, P2 rib. Work 4 rows increasing at each end of every row. (44 sts)
Continue until work measures 15 cms.
Decrease 1 st at each end of every row until 28 sts remain.
Decrease 1 st. in middle of next row (27 sts.)
Leave on needle.
Make second side the same.
Transfer the 54 sts from both pieces to 3 of the set of 4 3.25mm needles.(18 sts on each.) and work a round neck in K1 P1 rib for 10 rows.
Cast off.
Stitch up sides to decreasing to 27sts (opening for flipper). Add elastic to the top and bottom to prevent the penguins getting out of them. Top: 15cm of elastic; bottom 17 cm (knots allowed). Flat elastic okay.
For more details, visit Skeinz’s website.
Love & Adventure
I haven’t been posting in ages because I’ve been super busy working on my new project: Love & Adventure. Please head on over and check it out!
Links for today
Did you know Dr. Suess did commercial illustration? (via Quipsologies)
Wind Knitting (via SwissMiss)
Van Gogh Visualizations
Arthur Buxton breaks down Van Gogh’s palettes in this cool visualization. (via Flowing Data)
Need more Van Gogh? Head over the the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam by way of the Google Art Project.












