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Made and shared by Sonya Philip who says, “… you can check out the whole enchilada over at ordinaryknitting.blogspot.com”.
Made and shared by Eliza aka ifandany who explains, “thrifted old navy sweater (70% cotton, 30% wool), pulled out the seams (except for the sleeves), unraveled the top of the shoulder and knit a 2×2 ribbing for the top …”
Nice job!
Trish from Toronto’s tribute to Sushi the betta fish.
Source: http://genuinemudpie.ca/2011/04/06/plarn-betta/
Look for Trish’s tutorial!
Thanks for the submission nuckin futs knitter! Great work!
Spotted and shared by Diana House aka suavehouse113.
Art installation made from plastic bags, photo taken by Ruby Re-Usable.
WOW!
By Stefanie, tutorial here: http://blog.a-common-thread.com/2009/08/rag-bath-mat-tutorial.html
Scar Tissue, made entirely from knitted video tape, “includes children’s toys – a golliwog, a bear, Mickey Mouse – along with body parts. The viewer’s memory and role is emphasized: who has not seen a multitude of such toys in recent television news footage, whether pathetically abandoned in war, placed at motor accident sites, or, more bizarrely, used in ritualized public mourning, such as that for Princess Diana? One is now haunted continuously, on a daily basis.â€
(Julie Ewington, Fiona Hall, Piper Press, p. 140)
This is spectacular!
Made by Twilight and Thebes.
“Just One More Row is made entirely with recycled materials. Essentially it is a Bucky fourth generation skeleton covered in knitting from recycled sweaters.” Read more about it at craftingchaos.com
Made by Jennifer Perkins who has an awesome tutorial over at her blog Naughty Secretary Club.
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