12th December 2013

Anniversary Flashback: 2012

Our trawl through the last 10 years is now almost up to date, with last year's top post being:

These are "Knit The Droids" you are looking for!

To download all of 2012's pictures, click here.

Bonus beats: a cool trend this year is to make your own Star Wars snowflakes. Get a load of these:

and there are loads more - not necessarily easy to make, but with patience and a craft knife...

Try these links here:

http://anthonyherreradesigns.com/index.php/component/content/article/8-ahd-blog/8-star-wars-snowflakes-2013

http://starwars.jumpsquares.com/star-wars-paper-snowflakes-instructions.aspx (with handy templates)

And for fans of Game of Thrones:

http://www.kryshiggins.com/free-game-of-thrones-inspired-snowflake-patterns/

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