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· 1M ago
What does ‘knitterly’ mean?
At the moment I’m collecting, developing and sampling techniques for intervening in existing knitted fabrics – opening, unravelling, re-knitting and embellishing in every configuration I can muster. In my last post I showed one example of the step-by-step images I’m … Continue reading →
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· 2M ago
Knit intervention samples
For my PhD project, I’m looking at ways to intervene in an existing piece of knitwear. I’ve constructed a scarily complex flow chart of possible ‘treatments’, and I’m planning to knit samples to show the possibilities. I’m starting … Continue reading →
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· 3M ago
Apprenticeships in the Making
I’m in a film! I was one of the makers chosen to host two apprentices, Chris and Mark, as part of Craftspace’s action research project, ‘Apprenticeships in the Making’. Here’s some information on the project, which I have grabbed from the … Continue reading →
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· 3M ago
14GB
Let’s have another story in pictures – this time showing the stitch-hacking of my most recent piece, ’14GB’. 14GB is on display in the Made in the Middle exhibition, along with three other stitch-hacked pieces and my pattern-blagged Shetland lace … Continue reading →
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· 3M ago
ATH + Jayfor
It’s been a while since my last post… so much going on, it has left little time for reflection and communication. Anyway, to make amends, here is the story of the making of a new stitch-hacking piece, told in pictures… … Continue reading →
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· 5M ago
Slow fashion?
I’ve been reading a lot recently, working on the literature review for my PhD. One theme that keeps popping up is the idea of speed in relation to fashion, and the notion of ‘slow fashion’. I came across a rather … Continue reading →
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· 6M ago
Printmaking
I’ve just spent a lovely weekend at Llanthony Art in the Black Mountains of Wales, doing a fantastic woodcut printmaking workshop taught by painter/printmaker Veronica Gibson. I’ve wanted to try woodcut printmaking for ages – there’s something about the quality … Continue reading →
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· 7M ago
Workshops: crocheting, stitch-hacking, granny squares
I thought I would share the fun from a few recent workshops. First up was a crochet lesson in a tent, which formed part of the hen party celebrations for Lisa, organised by her sister Claire. None of the group had … Continue reading →
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· 7M ago
Stitch-hacking and pattern-blagging at Prick Your Finger
Tomorrow I’m off to set up a exhibition of my work at London knitting mecca Prick Your Finger. I’m focusing on stitch-hacking and pattern-blagging, two techniques that I’ve developed over the last couple of years: Stitch-Hacking the laddering and reconfiguration … Continue reading →
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· 8M ago
Fashion Diggers at Making Futures
Leaving our open studios in the capable hands of Marissa, I’m off tonight to the Making Futures conference at Dartington Hall in Devon. In the words of the organisers, the purpose of the Making Futures project is to improve understanding of the … Continue reading →
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