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I Knix . . . I Knittixed . . . I KNITTED Kitthix!

JenzafarJenzafar Member Posts: 303
Well, I don't know if this qualifies as art, but it is a fan creation.

I got this spider pattern from a book called Amigurumi Knits by Hansi Singh. When I saw it, I just knew I had to make it in Kitthix colors. I even altered it to have spots on the body instead of stripes.

And here he is, all scary-looking in my bathroom!

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  • LiamEslerLiamEsler Member Posts: 1,859
    This is awesome.
  • rufus_hobartrufus_hobart Member Posts: 490
    Ack! *goes to steal Spider's Bane* But seriously, brilliantly done, kudos to you.
  • kiwidockiwidoc Member Posts: 1,437
    Hey that's neat. As an ex-knitter I can see just how clever that is. Did you have a pattern, or did it all just come from your head?
  • CaloNordCaloNord Member Posts: 1,809
    edited July 2014
    That. Is awesome. I'll give you 20AUD for it. . . ;)
  • jcomptonjcompton Member Posts: 157
    I actually like the clever title even more than the clever project.
  • meaglothmeagloth Member Posts: 3,806
    Jenzafar said:

    Well, I don't know if this qualifies as art, but it is a fan creation.

    I got this spider pattern from a book called Amigurumi Knits by Hansi Singh. When I saw it, I just knew I had to make it in Kitthix colors. I even altered it to have spots on the body instead of stripes.

    @kiwidoc‌
  • kiwidockiwidoc Member Posts: 1,437
    @jenzafar just don't hang him from a mobile above a babies bed ... methinks Kitthix would find that just a wee bit too humiliating.
    Are the legs knitted as one part with the body, or are the sewn on?
  • cognoscentuscognoscentus Member Posts: 65
    I wish I could knit worth a darn.

    That really is awesome Jenzafar.
  • JenzafarJenzafar Member Posts: 303
    Thanks, everybody!
    kiwidoc said:

    @jenzafar just don't hang him from a mobile above a babies bed ... methinks Kitthix would find that just a wee bit too humiliating.
    Are the legs knitted as one part with the body, or are the sewn on?

    Would probably scare the crap out of the kid, too! :D

    The legs are knitted separately, sewn into tubes, and then chenille stems ("pipe cleaners") are shoved in there so that they're bendable. Then the legs are knitted onto the body as the body is made. It's pretty fussy, and I think I never want to do it again!
  • SCARY_WIZARDSCARY_WIZARD Member Posts: 1,438
    This is the most adorable Figurine of Wondrous Power that I have ever seen!
  • kiwidockiwidoc Member Posts: 1,437
    @Jenzafar I thought from the photo the legs were knitted it - it makes the figure look really great - but ye goddesses and little kittens that must have been very fiddly. You must have wished you had 8 arms like Kitthix!
  • JenzafarJenzafar Member Posts: 303
    @‌kiwidoc

    It was like this. So many ends to weave in. So, so many ends . . .
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  • TarotMasterTarotMaster Member Posts: 147
    Nice work, ill have to show this to my mom see if she can try to make it.
  • AnduinAnduin Member Posts: 5,745
    edited July 2014
    I am sure if I placed that on my bed I would awake and become most perturbed by it's presence...

    But at least you could stamp on it.

    Is it machine washable?

    EDIT: Forgot to add. Fab work!
  • JenzafarJenzafar Member Posts: 303
    @anduin it probably is hand washable . . . but I wouldn't put it in the washing machine. I've broken my own heart a couple times that way with knits.
  • kiwidockiwidoc Member Posts: 1,437
    @Jenzafar - If it was me doing the legs it wouldn't be knitting - it would be macrame!
  • SharGuidesMyHandSharGuidesMyHand Member Posts: 2,582
    Jenzafar said:


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    Now that I've finished jumping 10 feet into the air, I can compliment you on your work.
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