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From 0-5 in the life of my firstborn, I was working on her "baby blanket". It was a knitted blanket and I got the pattern from a dyeing book. I'm fascinated by dyed works, but don't always have the confidence to tackle them. So I decided that I'd knit this blanket with store bought yarn. It wouldn't be that hard to assemble a rainbow from the store would it? Ha!
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A couple of “knitted” fonts from Hand Made Font (am I the only one who finds a price of €70 for a font astonishing?).
Called “red thread” the above font looks truly knitted, the one called “kniting [sic]” looks more like crochet… (via Craftzine
Gorgeous quilled artwork by Yulia Brodskaya via Craftzine.
Like any lifelong crafter I have tried many crafts. Quilling is one of them. Somewhere in my disorganized house is a quilling needle or 3 and a pack of quilling paper strips (or 2), although I don’t think I actually have a quilling strip cutter (yet?).
To my mind, quilling and Chinese knotting have a lot in common. They are both dimensional and flat-ish at the same time. Also, I love the swoops and curls of quilling and would love to incorporate them into my work. Perhaps with wire.
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