With meat-shaped cupcakes and womb-like crochet worlds, this week's craft news is taking a walk on the odd side. But thanks to American Craft Beer Week, we're guzzling it all down without batting an eye.
Whip Up a Batch
For craft beer celebration ideas and events, head to Craft Beer.
Craft beer run got you hungry? Cupcake Project has created a new recipe, stuffing chocolate cupcake batter into sausage lining. The “innovative” mash-up is then grilled and served with a Long John doughnut bun and raspberry topping. Yum?
For more on the cupcake hot dog, or even a free cupcakewurst recipe, head to Cupcake Project.
Artist Ernesto Neto's latest artwork — a crocheted mini-world — went on display at the Nasher Sculpture Center. Called "Cuddle on a Tightrope," the intestinal-like crochet creation uses plush floor pillows and yarn walls to create a cozy escape from the rest of the world.
See a video of the crochet sculpture's assembly or read an interview with its artist at the Huffington Post.
L.A. artist Pauline Boyd uses an innovative freehand style and a variety of unique fabrics — Morrocan silk tunics and African wax prints — to create her counterpane quilts, on display at Echo Park Art Walk.
For a closer look at Boyd's modern quilts, head to the Los Angeles Times.
Image credits (from top): Cupcake Project, Craft Beer, Cupcake Project, Julius Pickenpack and Kate Steffans
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