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Hey there people :) I found this little bee on Deviantart.com there was a link to pattern, here it is http://possumsloveart.blogspot.com/2012/04/bee-pattern.html unfortunately there was no instructions on impoved wings but I think it would be easy to replicate them from the picture :) well I'm no kniter myself :P So if you make this bee I would like to see the pics :) 

Im going to try and base it off of this

I would like to see some instructables on parkour and free running as it is a fast growing sport and very good for you.

I would like to see some instructables on parkour and free running as it is a fast growing sport and very good for you.

I would like to see an instructable instructing me how to dance like michael jackson or usher!

Bee habitat is not just flowers, it is also brood space and shelter. Most bees are not honey bees or bumble bees, they are little solitary bees  and they do a lot of polination. We need to provide them with lots of brood space and overnight shelter too!  And modern garden practice is simply not doing it. First of all, I am not a bee racist. I am trying to help all the bee species.  I find that there is a succession of different bee species through the year. And they use different size holes .   In fact they don't just lay eggs in these holes, they shelter in them too. I did not know this..  This year I also discovered that they burrow into the pith in old raspberry stems and in grape vines! So if you compost your old raspberry canes,  you are probably composting bee babies  too. Dave from Camas, Washington has been bundling teasel stems for several years for orchard mason bees.   You could do the same with raspberry canes!? http://www.permies.com/permaculture-forums/520_0/critter-care/orachard-mason-bees I found this a week ago after I had started my project.  I make holes in cop blocks for the bees. I have also started layering plant stems At least 4 bee species are using the first cob bee blocks for brood or shelter.  I have some pictures at the link below.  Hopefully you can see the captions too. Brian https://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=246092&id;=736625766&l;=26546198d6 I am too Lazy to post an instructable right now and I am still learning the cob bee house thing.