Tara Wheeler knits Doctor Who paraphernalia, especially the scarves worn by the Fourth Doctor. She's also created TARDIS socks. Since they're bigger on the inside than the outside, they have a slimming effect. At...

Ben Cuevas knitted a realistic human skeleton. He calls the project "Transcending the Material", and made it while in an art collective called the Wassaic Project. There are eleven more pictures at the link. The l...

Providence, Rhode Island-based artist Dave Col...  ...based artist Dave Cole specializes in large-scale knitting . Recently, he created an enormous knitted piece...  ...ire | Artist's Website Previously: Dave Cole's Knitting Machine

Flickr user MrsWoman knitted this wig that will make any man look cool, like The King. Sadly, she doesn't provide any instructions on how to make your own. But at her site, you can examine similar crafts that she's...

Artist Clëmence Joly knitted a scene from a butcher shop and put it in a shop window in London. Her project is called "The Wool Butchery" and you can view a gallery of eighteen images at the link. Link via Nerdc...

Industrial designer Siren Elise Wilhelmsen mad...  ...of knitted material. the clock houses a circular knitting machine with 48 needles, a thread spool, a thread...

Stephanie Casper, a design student at the Pratt Institute, knitted a few meats. They're shrink-wrapped, so as long as they haven't been out of the fridge too long, they're probably safe to cook and eat. Link via...

March is not only National Craft Month, but also N...  ...ature ten of the weirdest and coolest crochet and knitting projects ever made. As this is, of course, all a...  ...our thing, she also makes rat dissections as well. Knitting For MiniaturesNo article about crocheting and knitting...

Police in West Cape May, New Jersey, are investigating mysterious knitted cozies that are appearing on on trees in the town during the night: But not everyone is keen to stop the mysterious knitter - and the mayor and...

If you can't fit into that old sweater grandma gave you ages ago, don't throw it away! For $30, computer programmer-by-day and fashion-maven-by-night Gayane Avanian, and her son Haik Avanian, will take your old sweaters...