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TARDIS Easter eggs! They are simply painted paper mache eggs from the craft store.
submitted by Cortney Rutkauskas
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DIY Waterfall Braid. You must know how to do a french braid to do this (and there are tons of tutorials on YouTube for french braiding). ...
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“Also, it can boil an egg in thirty paces, whether you want it or not.”Doctor Who Series 3: Blink
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Sometimes my headphones make me feel like a Cyberman.
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Worn denim by madelinetosh on Flickr.
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DIY Interlocking LEGO Heart Pendants. You can buy the Coupling Plate 2X2 or design ID 3176 (official lego name) various places like here for...
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There were a lot of brilliant Doctor Who cosplayers at Ohayocon this year, with this one being one of my favorites :)
I will also be including some of my own knitting projects.
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TARDIS Easter eggs! They are simply painted paper mache eggs from the craft store.
submitted by Cortney Rutkauskas
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Haha! This is a bit true, now.
Hey Ryan, I’m glad you quit smoking just so it wouldn’t stink up my yarn stash. You’re super thoughtful. xx Justine
(Source: handmaderyangosling)
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OMG I loved this scene. Such a depressing episode in general but.. Rose and The Doctor <3.
Ten II - gifset 1
Donna: I kept hearing that noise. That heartbeat.
The Human/Doctor: Oh that was me. My single heart. ‘Cause I’m a complicated man of time and space. Must’ve rippled back. Converging on you.(Source: orbitingasupernova, via youdontlookhelpful)
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Where can one get this painting? o_0
Pandorica — Sock Yarn/ 462 yds
Vincent Van Gogh is unquestionably one of thee greatest artists of all time. He was troubled, misunderstood, and never received, in his life, the credit he was due for being truly brilliant. This yarn is inspired by his secret painting, “Pandorica Opens” that he painted shortly before his death. One of the softest yarns I have dyed to date.
Sold HERE.
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LOLOL!! I love this show.
(via stvivi)
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Kristen bell if i already didn’t love you this video took it a whole other level definetly have to watch
(Source: yearofrebecca, via youdontlookhelpful)
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Siren Elisa Wilhelmsen has created the 365 Clock, a year long clock, that turns very slowly and holds a knitting needle, spool, and and ball of yarn. The machine slowly but surely threads out another piece of yarn each day, and after one calender year, it will complete one two meter ‘hand made’ scarf.
How cool!!!!
(via thelibrarianknits)
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