Holy crap that is adorable! But the best part is that your baby can have a crochet mermaid costume of her own thanks to Etsy seller TheCrochetElephant. Each costume is made to order in 3-4 weeks.
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I’ve discovered that even though I live in a warm climate, people often abuse air conditioning. That’s where these crochet wrist warmers come in handy. Besides keeping your arms from freezing, these warmers come in a variety of superhero designs. Yay for mini cosplay!
Product Page (39 CAD or $40)
Etsy seller Geeks Are Chic has these fantastic crochet hair bows in stock with themes like The Hunger Games, Harley Quinn, Captain America, Star Trek and more. They’re adorable, and a steal at only $4.50-$6.50.
Check out the Harley Quinn and Cap versions after the break.
If your Nord blood isn’t enough to keep you warm in the winter cold, this crocheted Skyrim-inspired helm with a crazy big beard sure as hell will. And if you thought this was insane, check out another of LegendaryCrafts custom creations after the break.
The Dovahbeagle takes on a vicious Dragon Weenie then absorbes its soul for unlocking Dragon Barks. Plus he had 200 Beggin’ Strips on him, which was a nice bit of loot. However, what he really needs is armor that’s a little beefier than crochet.
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Take an old pink dress, add lots of time and yarn, and you get a very pretty Zelda costume for baby! This one of a kind creation was sewn and crocheted (like everything seems to be these days), and I wish it was available in adult sizes.
Product Page ($80)
Who knew that crocheted costumes are all the rage? I see more and more patterns and finished costumes available. This Wolverine costume pattern features the softest adamantium claws you’ll ever see. As you can imagine, this look works best on little ones and this pattern will fit sizes 2T-3T.
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These little guys must be fighting crime with cuteness—and I’ll bet it’s a pretty effective strategy. Finished products aren’t available for sale, but you can purchase a pattern for only $5.95.
Check out the Robin version after the break.
Are you crazy enough to buy a crochet anus-to-mouth scarf based on the movie The Human Centipede? If the answer to that question is “yes”, the good news is that it actually exists (made to order). The bad news is that you just confirmed that you are, in fact, crazy as hell.
Product Page ($95 via Geekalerts)
