Using the pattern from The Alabama Stitch Book, flickr user ksemonsky sewed and appliqued this stylish Obama T-shirt corset just in time for Election Day.

Is there anything more adorable than an Obama-inspired baby outfit? We don’t think so… This one was appliqued by Becky in New Mexico for her daughter to wear when they volunteer with a Mamas for Obama group. Becky titled this photo “I Voted Today,” and you should too. Check out your earlier voting location here, and if you’re in Oregon, like we are, mail or drop off your ballots today!

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Tidalflats made these leis and Obama logo medallions for her Obama-supporting pups.

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First up is an awesome pysanky (Ukranian Easter eggs) made by 11-yeas-old Maddy Sherman.

Next is a fun DIY Shrinky Dink from Claire at Poopscape.

Thanks Rachel! Perhaps if we ask her really nicely, she’ll keep her eye out tomorrow too…

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North Carolina resident kristabird (those are her Chucks poking out from under the blanket in this photo) sewed this cozy fleece Barack Obama blanket (the back is blue, which is not shown in this photo) to donate as a raffle prize at Baracktoberfest in Carrboro, North Carolina this coming Sunday, October 19. Sounds like a fun event, too!

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Flickr user mizutamago says that she’s exercising her “constitutional right to exploit my child” by crafting this (completely thrifted) onesie for her kiddo. We think she’s fulfilling her obligation to raise her kiddo as an aware, engaged citizen… Who’s also very well dressed. Either way, this is absolutely adorable. She blogged about this project over here.

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Allison, from Cincinnati, Ohio, sent us this great picture of her beautiful greyhound, Perseus, sporting a custom Obama bandanna she made for him. We imagine he must be the best-dressed pooch on the block! You can read Allison’s blog post about this project over here.

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This block was created by one of the members of the Fiber Artists for Obama Group, this one contributed by quilt artist Gerrie Congdon of Portland, Oregon. (We promise, we have no geographic biases—Portlanders are uploading a disproportionate number of projects to the OCP Flickr pool.)

On flickr, Diana Bracy made a moment on this photo that encapsulates the project’s depth:

Each photo seems as though he is thinking each sentiment in the word(s).

(This is a piece of a collaborative quilt. If anyone has a photo of the finished quilt, please send it to us at obamacraftproject [at] gmail [dot] com.)

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Sewing the arm back on was the work of a moment. I couldn’t help adding a little shirt to keep the wee beastie warm.

And I couldn’t help injecting a wee bit of political commentary. I do hope the teacher takes it in the gentle spirit in which it was given.

We that that’s brilliantly crafty and clever.

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We’re thinking that Portland will soon be covered in Obama party banners (check out our own over here). These lovely rainbow colored ones were created by Becky aka VespaBelle, who captured the spirit of the diversity of the Obama campaign in her multi-hued string of pennants.

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