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This Legend Of Zelda Afghan Took 100 Hours To Crochet, Is Totally Amazing
Check out this Etsy seller's hand-crocheted Legend of Zelda afghan. It's incredible.
You can find pretty much any kind of handmade good your nerdy heart desires on Etsy, but some products stand out more than others. I think this afghan is one of them. The seller, Niki P, said the first one took her approximately 100 hours to make, and the finished work contained all of Link's 208 pixels.
If you want her to make you one, you'll first have to come up with $312 and then find the patience to wait four weeks while she toils away at your fancy made-to-order blankie.
If you like her handiwork but want an afghan featuring a different pixelated character, you're in luck--she also accepts custom requests.
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