Holli Yeoh

Archive for October, 2010

Knitted Skeleton

Look at the phenomenal detail in this extraordinary handknit skeleton created by California born artist Ben Cuevas. As an installation artist, Cuevas works with a variety of mixed media including knitting and crochet. He uses fibre as a central element
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Friday Finds – Alyssa Ettinger

Christmas is coming and I know what I would like to receive! I’ve been coveting this lovely porcelain “knitware” for quite some time. Alyssa Ettinger has translated the essence of handknit stitches into functional vases, coasters and tumblers. I love
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Wordless Wednesday – Birch Bay

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Your Knits

At a recent Guild meeting one of the members showed me her latest creation—a JoJo jacket. She found the self-patterning yarn she used was a little lacking for her tastes so she threw in a reverse stocking stitch ridge every
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Sheep herding at its most creative

via @deramores These lighthearted Welsh shepherds look like they really enjoy their work. What great imaginations! Tweet

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Pa Jinglebob and the Grabble Gang – Children’s Book

Devan and I were thrilled to find another Pa Jinglebob book at the library. Our favourite knitting sheriff is back. Both books are a delightful introduction to chapter books for any child in a fibre-minded family. Pa Jinglebob is a
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Sunday Find – Shelter

Wholesome is the word I would use to describe a new yarn called Shelter. Jared Flood of Brooklyn Tweed fame developed Shelter out of a desire for locally produced American yarn for American knitters. The lofty soft yarn is made
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