Star trek crochet

Watched beginner video for corner to corner graphghans by Mikey of the Crochet Crowd https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oZk8hk6w1xc. Used my yarn winder to make flat bottom cakes of yarn in place of...

I am using an edging similar to the 1 row of dc in white that Sarah Zimmerman, Repeat Crafter Me, has in her Christmas character blanket as seen here: http://www.repeatcrafterme.com/2015/09/croche...

This is a project I’m thrilled to have finished. Not just because it’s moved from the WIP to complete pile, but because it’s something I wanted and needed. I needed a new bag, so …

Woo Hoo Picard is back! This series is not quite like Star Trek Voyager but it’s nice to see Jean Luc again and Data! I made this collection back when I started watching that Star Trek series and it was one of my simpler designs when I used to make everything as seamless as possible.

"Live Long and Prosper": Everyone's favorite half-Vulcan looks a little...fuzzier. :) Crocheted with an E-sized hook using acrylic yarn, filled with polypellets to weigh it down and polyfil to fluff it up! Head and body are adapted from this free pattern for Ogilvy dolls, …

Now this was probably the most recent thing I made of the TNG series. There was quite a bit of trial and error but it was all in good fun. Of course I started off with the iconic saucer and initially tried single crochet rounds - ended up looking more like an octagon. Then I tried making double croc

Enterprise NX-01 Amigurumi: I didn't write down the pattern for these Amigurumi, maybe on day I'll do it. The bigger is shaped with a CD, the smaller (that I gave to Seti) with an old hard disk. I know I can't win in the Amigurumi contest because I live in Italy, but I want …

Space - the Final Frontier, these are the voyages of your mug sitting on a rug as you watch Star Trek and sip tea. The Final Frontier Mug Rug is a Star Trek-inspired tapestry crochet Mug Rug! Use it as a mug rug, as a small pillow, to practice colorwork or to make your Trekkie friend something they'll love.

To attach to your crochet koozie, tea cozy, iPhone case, or blanket. Directions here.