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What! No interior shots?
This is not a Ferrari.
This is not a knitting of a Ferrari.
This is a video of a knitting of a Ferrari.
I really wish I could watch videos at work. Anyone care to explain what this is?
slmngolf: a full scale Ferrari that was knitted by a UK art student
The first car that’d need a weekly wash on the delicates setting rather than a 3000 mile oil change.
The torsional rigidity is probably better than most Chinese built vehicles (and build quality probably better than most real Ferraris).
Universities give credits for this stuff? No wonder the general arts departments don’t get any respect
Looks better than the new GT California.
The only Ferrari that gets chased by cats.
This is the ultimate duvet for your car bed.
Just wait. I’m almost finished with my pashmina Porsche.
that’s one cool car cover.
“dude your bed is a car.” “yeah, but it’s a f–king SWEET car!”