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- More of Jessica's Ink: Halloween Post
- Charlie Honors The Birth of His Youngest Son
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- Eryn's Yarn Skull
- An Interlude: Third Time's a Charm
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- Introducing Mary's Ink: An Incredible Chalice
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- Joel Marks Memories with Some Significant Ink
- Blessing the Ball
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Saturday, October 25, 2008
Eryn's Yarn Skull
I had seen Eryn before in the vicinity of 39th and Broadway and wanted to ask her about her tattoos. When I finally got the opportunity, she rolled up her right sleeve to reveal this incredible tattoo:
Eryn is a professional knitter and works with yarn on a daily basis (see some of her artsy stuff here). A friend of her designed this piece for as an homage to her vocation, although Eryn admits it exemplifies her "dorkitude".
This skull, capped with yarn, boasts knitting needle crossbones:
It's a brilliant piece and was inked by Alex Vidaud at Nautilus Tattoo in Hartford, Connecticut.
Thanks to Eryn for sharing her awesome ink with us here at Tattoosday!
Labels:
Hobbies,
Nautilus Tattoo,
Skulls,
Yarn
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