We love trying big knitting projects here at CO+K but Lauren Porter takes the prize, with this massive knitted Ferrari.

Check out Lauren's website for more.

Started a knitting project and can't find your stitch markers? Don't worry, you can also construct a set out of paper clips.

Check out the how-to from Futergirl.

Keep both yours and your lovers hands warm this Valentine's day with an adorable Smitten, double handed mitten.

Check out the knitting pattern from cocoknits.

Here's a project especially for CO+K member Knitten Kitten!

Check out this knitting pattern for making an adorable knitted kitten.

These knitted skull tea cosies would be perfect for a Halloween tea party.

Learn how to make your own with this knitting pattern from Halloween Mania.

Here's another great knitting pattern to keep you cosy this winter.

The Palindrome Scarf looks so soft and it's completely reversible.

Anna has posted photos of her Mother-in-law's massive knitting stash on Mochi Mochi Land and she must have thousands and thousands of balls. I wonder what you could knit with that much wool?!

Cathy Campbell has posted a great knitting pattern for making Merino Striped Cabled Gauntlets on Crystal Palace Yarns.

After all, it's the right time of year to knit and purl yourself towards cosy hands.

If you're a little mentally disturbed don't worry too much, because there's knitting patterns perfect for you too!

Knitting For Psychos illustrates some gory, but cute knits, including blood severed teddy bears, siamese teddy bears and baby munching crocodiles.

The height of feminist knitting has to be this knitted Womb by MK Carroll on Knitty. Shock the public by knitting it on the bus, cuddle up to it at bedtime or make one for a pregnant friend. It's a long way from baby blankets!

Save Knitting is an awesome website that teaches knitting techniques and stitches. The members of the site can improve it by editing it and adding their own information.

I particularly like the section that teaches stitching through animations.

It's coming up to the time of year where it's too cold to not wear gloves.

So, if you're a fast knitter, this pattern for Greenaway Fingerless Gloves from The Purl Bee may just be what your hands are begging for!

I've never seen a monster made of spaghetti before, but if I did, I bet it would look a lot like the one's on The Church Of The Flying Spaghetti Monster.

Start worshipping the monster yourself by following their pattern to knit a Flying Spaghetti Monster Hat.

Jenna Hurry has posted a great pattern for making a Lása Shawl Headband on MagKnits.

It's very pretty, but you better be quick with your knitting or you'll miss out on the last of this year's sun.

There's no need to be embarrassed if you're a guy who likes to knit, because you're not alone!

Men Knit is a website for men who are 'man enough to knit and strong enough to pearl', so check it out now.

Today has been full of pumpkins and the free pattern of the day from Annie's Attic just happens to be for Pumpkin Coasters. How cute!

How cute is this Pumpkin Hat?

Keep yourself warm on Halloween and knit one for yourself, from the pattern on Crafty Crafty.

I don't know about you, but I think bacteria looks awfully cute in knitted form.

So why not make your own with this great Bacteria Knitting Pattern on Loxosceles.

Carissalb has posted this very funny video on YouTube for how to knit with noodles and a pair of chopsticks.

Althea Merback's Bug Knit, itsy bitsy creations are almost too tiny to believe.

At 1/12th of the scale, her range of socks, gloves and sweaters are as small as a penny. So cute!

There's no need to worry if the iPhone hasn't come out in your country yet, because now you can knit your own for a fraction of the price. Daddytypes - the weblog for dads, have posted knitting instructions for knitting your own iPhone, no contract required.

(Thanks to Thread Banger for posting this originally).

microRevolt is a knitting project targeted against brands that use sweatshop labour. They aim to get the message out by knitting garments with the offending companies' signature logos and their latest project was a petition against Nike, where petitioners would send in hand-knitted squares to represent their signatures. The squares where attached together to produce a 14-foot knit banner of the Nike swoosh. The banner was then presented to Nike Chairman, Phil Knight.

To take part in their future protests and craft against evil, check out their website.

It's obvious that I'm a big fan of Daleks from the Dalek Cake projects that I keep posting, so you can imagine how excited I was when I stumbled upon the Extermaknit! Dalek Knitting Pattern.

Now we can all have cuddly little Daleks taking over our homes.