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<h2 data-ha-exclude="">related posts</h2>
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<h2 data-ha-exclude="">keffiyah fishing net pattern </h2>
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<li>knit</li>
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<img src="/img/keffiyah-nets.jpg" alt="a knitted swatch. it&#39;s mostly white yarn, but a grid of dark red- purple- green yarn that looks like a chain link fence is built into it. the diagonal lines are achieved with floats of yarn from one row, then picked up and knit into several rows later." loading="lazy" decoding="async" width="1000" height="750">
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<a class="postlink" href="/sideways-canvas-shirt/">
<h2 data-ha-exclude="">sideways canvas shirt </h2>
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<li>knit</li>
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<img src="/img/sideways-canvas.jpg" alt="someone&#39;s torso in a knitted short sleeve shirt. the front is teal, and the bit of back we can see is mustard yellow. looking closely, it&#39;s notable that the stitches are turned 90 degrees from a standard knit garment." loading="lazy" decoding="async" width="1000" height="1338">
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<h2 data-ha-exclude="">textures unite </h2>
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<a class="postlink" href="/on-the-shoulders-of-giants/">
<h2 data-ha-exclude="">on the shoulders of giants </h2>
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<li>zine</li>
<li>knit</li>
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<img src="/img/on-the-shoulders.jpg" alt="ok so. five image collage showing the front, 3 inner spreads, and back of a riso-printed zine in green and light blue. it&#39;s called &#39;on the shoulders of giants&#39; and it&#39;s about a knitting technique I learned from Stephen west and how I built on that technique. it talks about joining two adjacent panels without seaming, instead knitting the second panel onto the selvedge of the first. then it uses that technique to approach two panels knit with significantly different weights of yarn" loading="lazy" decoding="async" width="1000" height="1000">
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<a class="postlink" href="/brookes-scarf/">
<h2 data-ha-exclude="">brooke&#39;s scarf </h2>
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<li>knit</li>
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<img src="/img/brooke-scarf.jpg" alt="A diaphanous knit lacework scarf draped over the back of a chair. It is split down the long way into two colors - one tinted orange and one tinted mint blue. Both colors, the orange and the blue, are held double with the same variegated gray, making the piece more cohesive. The yarn overs in the lacework create airy repeating holes." loading="lazy" decoding="async" width="1000" height="1333">
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