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Whether you roll with just the chocolate cookie, the cream, or all of the above — you cannot deny the awesomeness and snuggling potential of the Crocheted Oreos Blanket. Brought to us by knitter/cookie enthusiast, Lisa James, the crochet pattern for the blanket is offered over at Free Patterns.
[via Neatorama]
These beautiful crocheted vegetables are brought to us by Japanese artist Itoamika Jung Jung. Let the works act as a reminder to always eat your vegetables… And to wear that sweater your mother made you every once in a while. You’re welcome, Moms.
Combing the comforts of food and fluffy crochet, UK-based artist Kate Jenkins brings us Crocheted Food Art. Most of the works are inspired by Jenkins’ native Britain, with the occasional American comfort food and food product. See more of her work here.
[link, via Laughing Squid]
Behold, the greatest use of yarn since grandma knitted you that itchy holiday sweater. Crocheted Nutella is brought to us by Statigram user bon_chic, where the choco/hazelnut treat gets a worthy tribute. Regardless of how itchy.
When you’d like to keep your freshly-boiled egg warm and inconspicuous — the Thief Egg Cozy is here to help. Part of a series of Funky Eggs by Donkey, the crocheted cozies can add personality to all of your eggs. Right before you undress them and slowly peel their skin off.