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Knit Sushi

Sushi

Amy Polcyn of MAG Knits has a simple knit patterns to make your own knit sushi! You can even knit the pickled ginger and wasabi! [ via ] Link.

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Felt Sushi – Link.

HOW TO – Make Dessert Sushi – Link.

Knit Sushi Toilet Paper Cozy – Link.

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3 Responses to Knit Sushi

  1. amypolcyn on said:

    Glad you like it :)

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  2. catchat105 on said:

    Congrats on being one of the top ten viewed posts in 2008 (but wasn’t this published in 2007?)! Anyway, apparently the link for the pattern goes to a site no longer in existence. While there is some discussion about the site going down, I want to thank the designer of this piece for making the pattern available elsewhere, on Ravelry!

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  3. Jenny Cardnim on said:

    I love the knit sushi idea! I also love sushi. Whoever made that is definatly a true artist!

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