Delores has made a ton of these hats to benefit that Obama campaign. Check out more of her work on her web site.

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Karen, from South Carolina, made this scarf of handspun art yarn of wool & vintage fabrics and then crocheted the yarn and combined it with novelty yarns and strips of cotton fabrics. She’s currently selling this one-of-a-kind scarf, and another, similar one, on eBay. One hundred percent of the purchase price will be donated to the Obama campaign (and she’s offering free shipping).

Side note: Poor Karen, she emailed these items to us a few days ago and then eBay took her auction down. While her auctions are back up now, we still believe Meg Whitman’s behind it.

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This crocheted bag that jessica11865 uploaded to the Obama Craft Project Flickr pool reminds us very much of the now-iconic Obama print by Shepard Fairey (bit of bragging—we managed to snag one when the Obama campaign was selling them this spring). The shading in the face is really quite striking—this is definitely a bag we can believe in!

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Amigurumi is the Japanese art of crocheting small animals or toys. The dolls are done in single crochet in the round. The rounds are never joined, instead being worked in a spiral. Amigurumi are made up of parts that are crocheted, stuffed, and sewn together. The parts are usually an over-sized round head, a cylindrical body, arms and legs, ears, tail (if needed) and embellishments. Sometimes, felt is used to create the ears, face, or nose.

And, as you can see, not only is her creation pretty darn cute, it’s a fairly large project as well.

You can read more about ObAMI and Sharon’s fundraiser for the Obama Campaign over on this thread on Craftster.

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Delores Chamblin makes all sorts of creative crocheted goods, which she sells as part of her effort to support the Obama-Biden campaign. These pen holders are just one of the great items available. You can check her work out on Flickr or at her web site.

You can read about Obama’s plan to improve our education system here.

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Julee Dunekacke Jaeger designed this crocheted Obama Ornament while watch the Democrat National Convention. Here’s what she has to say about her design:

There are a lot of people-powered features of the Obama campaign. After contributing in other ways, I figured I would gift this to the crocheting community.

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You can snag the free pattern over on her blog and make your very own—make sure to send us the pictures so we can share with everyone!

(Shout-out to Penny for pointing us to this one!)

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