Explore Terry Pratchett’s Discworld from Rim to Hub with one of the most incredibly detailed fantasy maps ever to have existed, now in an unfolded art print
The Idea"Through the fathomless deeps of space swims the star turtle Great A’Tuin, bearing on its back the four giant elephants who carry on their ...
See DEATH'S study come 'alive' in our exclusive print, full of details from Terry Pratchett's Discworld books, & appearances from Binky, Quoth & Death of Rats!
“Stories of imagination tend to upset those without one.” - Terry Pratchett Made by PlanetJune aka June Gilbank. June loves Terry Pratchett. Most of his books are set on Discworld, "a large disc resting on the backs of four giant elephants, all supported by the giant turtle Great A'Tuin as it swims its way through
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Official figurine & trinket box feat. Rincewind's sapient pearwood travelling companion from Terry Pratchett's The Colour of Magic & The Light Fantastic!
The author’s ‘artist of choice’ Paul Kidby introduces some of the images he produced during their decades-long collaboration
This is so great and I'm so happy to know there's a pattern! Part of the Rincewind story arc from Terry Pratchett's Discworld series, The Luggage is a magical and mean multi-legged travelling accessory. Crocheted by MightyStarGazer. Get the pattern by Silvia Usón. SUGGESTED MATERIALS: This post contains affiliate links.
Traditional or a curated list, here's our recommendation for a Discworld reading order based on Terry Pratchett's huuuuuge series.
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A special edition Discworld figurine of Great A'Tuin & The Discworld - released to celebrate 50 years since the publication of Terry Pratchett's first book!
Discworld Post Card designed by Andrew Kolb. Connect with them on Dribbble; the global community for designers and creative professionals.
Terry Pratchett quote about evil from Guards! Guards!: “They accept evil not because they say yes, but because they don’t say no.”
Explore Terry Pratchett’s Discworld from Rim to Hub with the most detailed, exquisitely illustrated & monumental map of the Discworld ever to have existed!
With his final Discworld tale, the late author continues his move away from pure fantasy and into moral and social exploration
9. Never assume a witch is dead
A sumptuous full-colour rendition of the Great Library at Unseen University from Terry Pratchett's Discworld, an exclusive collaboration with David Wyatt!
I can hardly believe I'm typing this - I was starting to think I'd never get this finished. It all started last December when a few of us on Ravelry's Ankh-Morpork Knitters Guild were expressing our shock & disbelief at Terry Pratchett's Alzheimer's diagnosis. We wanted to do something to express our love for the Discworld & to let Terry know we we're thinking of him & being a fibre arts community I guess a group afghan was inevitable. It was originally going to be 10 squares by 10 but with new people discovering the Guild there was always someone new asking to take part & it wound up 10 squares wide & 12 squares long. 97 crocheters & knitters from all around the world sent squares, some simple & some complex, to be sewn with love into the first ever Pratchgan. Once the initial excitement of the project wore off I had a few sleepless nights, worrying that I'd mess it up or just plain wouldn't be able to do it & I hated to think of the disappointment all these fantastic people would feel if the project failed. Also a problem was the time - between the crafting & the admin (logging squares as they arrived, sending messages, chasing up people who had gone MIA) I reckon I've logged over 200 hours on this wee cracker. It took almost 20 hours to crochet the edging & hand-stitch the backing in place! I finally got to bed last night (this morning?) at 1:30am but I had the best sleep I've had in ages knowing it's finished. It's all been worth it though. Whether the Pratchgan is handed in person to PTerry in person (please Gods) or sent in the mail, I'm just so happy to have been able to be a part of this fantastic project. I'll add a couple of pics now but I hope to get better ones soon. I'll also be adding a list of everyone who took part, along with the grid reference of their squares. The backing was pieced together for me by the lovely Alison of The Mad Crafter -
