Baconhenge and other worthwhile pork-related craft pursuits

by Kat Kinsman, Posted Jun 17th 2008 @ 6:00PM

Got a passel of hungry Druids coming over to sup? Let 'em feast on Carin Huber's Baconhenge. It's magickally delicious!

And why stop at miniaturized mystical monuments? The AntiCraft also offers instructions for making a felted bacon bracelet, a fetching pork tiara, a bacon scarf (suitable for vegans), a bacon angel and a small, embroidered bacon-shaped pouch into which one may place their most malevolent thoughts. Then again, with all that bacon around, who could possibly be anything but deliriously happy?

[via The AntiCraft]

Filed under: Ingredients
Tags: anticraft, bacon, bacon crafts, BaconCrafts, baconhenge, craft project, craft projects, CraftProject, CraftProjects, crafts, druids, pork, stonehenge

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6-17-2008 @6:39PM Carin Huber said... Actually, the bacon-shaped pouch for malevolent thoughts (Bacon of Hate) is embriodered felt, which, I think, makes it accessible to even more crafters!

Thanks, so much, for the mention, Kat! :)
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6-17-2008 @6:58PM Kat Kinsman said... Yipes! I'll change that asap!
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6-17-2008 @7:10PM Tug Spicer said... Cool. I saw this one omse other blogs earlier today and waited till you had it here because I only like to commet on SF. I am going to try to make this weekend. Weill let you know the reslut.
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6-17-2008 @7:30PM Kat Kinsman said... Hey, Tug - I appreciate the SF loyalty!
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6-18-2008 @4:52PM The Pepto Pimp said... Not trolling here, I swear. This kinda reminds me of http://www.hatsofmeat.com/
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