I'm so not letting this Whedoncraft thing go. So to add some fuel to the fire, I made myself a Jayne hat last night (crocheted, of course, which isn't so true to the knitted original but sure is true to trying to catch Joss Whedon's attention so he'll grant us an interview). I wrote up the pattern and posted it here on this very site so you can make your own Jayne hat, too. And in addition to enjoying it and geeking out over it, you can post a picture of it in the comments on my original post so you can add your voice and your craft to the hum over there.

Oh, and tell everyone you know. Especially if they know someone who knows someone who might be able to get word to Joss Whedon that we'd love a few minutes to chat about his projects and about the craft community's love for them.

Did you see it? I missed it.

Want to make one? The so-called BICO baby/toddler cardigan is a very popular first-garment project since it's so simple and small, and I know for sure it's an adorable and quick project cuz I've made one and loved every minute of it. Julie Holetz designed it, and she just rocks.

If you've made one, post a pic in the comments. So cool! 

I went to check out the episode online.

But luckily the wee wrap-up gave me all I needed. (Also, seriously? They're breaking up again? In the voice of my ancestors I ask, Why should this night be different from any other?)