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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.
Here's a great way to organize your bills and files so that they're easy to find at a glance. Cut off company logos and icons from envelopes or spare letters and stick them to your filing system tabs. Next time you're looking for a specific bill, your eye will jump straight to the companies icon. Check it out at Aaron's blog.
If you're wanting to get an early start on your Christmas shopping, then here's a great gift for sushi loving friends. Suedy's Koo-Ki Sushi Chocolates look like the real thing, but they're made from a mixture of rice cookies and chocolates and they even come in pretty sushi-style boxes.
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.
This is a cute idea for teaching kids, and some grown-ups, how to make sure they're getting enough of the right types of food.
The Healthy Food Rainbow illustrates what kinds of food you should be eating and how many a day. It's co cute looking, you could pop it on the front of your fridge without brinding down the decor.
I'm not sure how comfy it would be to have a real saw wrapped around your neck, but this awesome crocheted Bloody Saw Scarf from Monster Crochet looks pretty cosy.
Our 7th Issue of Snippets is out and it's a Halloween Special. Featuring Emily Strange, Living Dead Dolls, Serena Valentino, beauty tips from a Suicide Girl, our very special Halloween Costume Competition and much much more. Check it out now!
I saw Anthea Turner use this technique on her show and it's been saving me time ever since. Learn how to neatly fold a t-shirt in a few simple steps, it only takes seconds. Find out more at HowToFoldAShirt.net
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.
Appear to be a whiz in the kitchen with a handy cheat sheet. Amy at Angry Chicken has posted a cheat sheet, containing ingredient amounts to make basic recipes, such as pancakes and chocolate cake.
I suggest printing it out and sticking it on the inside of your pantry door.