Crocheted Cajun

Published on Thursday, January 21, 2010, by Lessley Anderson / Edit Post

Writer and "food artist" Clare Crespo has knitted an entire Mardi Gras feast. On display at Heath Ceramics in Los Angeles, her pieces include fabric versions of seafood gumbo, beignets and café au lait, king cake, catfish po' boy, and more. Her oysters are shown here.

If you live in the Los Angeles area, the show's opening party is on February 6 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at Heath. There will be complimentary Abita beer and other Fat Tuesday–friendly treats.

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  • Thank you, shanagain! Guess I didn't read closely enough. So, that makes the yellow things lemon wedges--at first I thought they were pieces of candy corn (which would look pretty cool crocheted).

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  • Also, both of us should've read the blurb.. the answer was right there. lol

  • nofunlatte - I finally got it! Oysters on the half shell.

  • I cannot for the life of me figure out what food that crocheted work in the picture is supposed to be. Somebody tell me!