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Zelda's Famous Rock-Eating Tribe Now In Quilt Form
People do some pretty amazing and amazingly nerdy things with textiles. Check out this handmade Goron quilt, inspired by the boulder-like, rock-eating tribe from the Zelda series.
Etsy seller PlumCozyCottage machine-sewed the Goron and Triforce designs onto the front of the blanket, which measures 5x5 feet. The back of the blanket is quilted green flannel, and is sure to keep you feeling toasty during those cold winter months or adventures through Snowhead.
If Gorons aren't your thing, but you like the idea of a Zelda quilt, check out PlumCozyCottage's quilted Link blanket.
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