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craftster.org - 8/4/2009

Baby Link (Loads of images) - KNITTING

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A friend of mine & her husband are both huge fans of Zelda (the Nintendo video game series), so for their upcoming baby shower for their first baby I knit this baby-sized Link costume. The whole outfit: I made a baby bottle holder to look like Link's quiver of arrows. This is what it ...

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gearfuse.com - 8/4/2009

Hand-Knit Zelda Baby Clothes

— gearfuse.com — Some lucky mother and baby is about to get the coolest damn baby shower gift of all-time.... This hand-knit Legend of Zelda-themed Link baby outfit, complete with baby bottle quiver, is an amazing example of what an expert needle worker can do. This is ... (more) Hand-Knit Zelda Baby Clothes

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Hand-Knit Zelda Baby Clothes
GEARFUSE — ... , lock her up in a crate, and force her to make me a adult-sized version. She’ll get some cottage cheese and apple sauce if she’s lucky. outfit1 Link

Zelda-fy your baby with this handmade Link outfit
CrunchGear — ... that’s all that babies seem to care about anyway. The footies look like little Link boots and have “leather soles [on] the bottoms to make them look more medieval-ey.” And if that’s not enough, there’s even a green baby blanket with the Triforce in the corner. Everything will be presented to the parents of the baby in a Zelda-era wooden treasure chest. Yes, that’s right — all this stuff is a gift for someone else’s baby. Baby Link [Crafster via GearFuse]

zelda cosplay: now for the whole family
technabob — ... holding a game controller, my fingers are pretty stupid. This little outfit was made by craftster UpKnitCreek (heh) for a friend’s baby shower. That’s the kind of friend you keep forever, and the sort of outfit you store away forever, too. Oh, how convenient. The gift also included a baby blanket… and a box to keep it all in. Raise your hand if you want to be UpKnitCreek’s friend. Consider my hand up. Way up. [craftster via Geek Central Station]