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<img class="modal-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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<img tabindex="0" class="hero" 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">
<img class="hero" 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">
<p>Riso printed!</p>
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<li>zine</li>
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<img src="/img/fedizinefest-2025.png" alt="A logo in purple, yellow, blue, and green. A piece of paper folded into 8 sections reads FEDI ZINE; it resembles the classic folding pattern of a simple 8-page zine made from printer paper. Next to it, a fully folded zine reads fest 2025." loading="lazy" decoding="async" width="729" height="799">
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<li>gender</li>
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<img src="/img/gender-zine-cover.png" alt="Part of a scan of the cover of my zine, Gender as a Proxy Variable. It shows the title and a bit of handsewn binding." loading="lazy" decoding="async" width="1000" height="444">
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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">
<img src="/img/pink-socks.jpg" alt="Feet propped up on a car dashboard, with a desert landscape beyond. The feet are in salmon-colored socks with black flecks, and decorative lines running down the socks." loading="lazy" decoding="async" width="1000" height="1333">
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<li>print</li>
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<img src="/img/kestrel-zine.jpg" alt="A 5 photo collage showing the front and back cover as well as 3 full spreads of a folded zine about Kestrel, my dog, who is a 65lb Malinois with a goofy smile and floppy ears. it is printed in two layers of color, blue and orange, and each image depicts Kestrel in various posts... alert and watchful, resting, looking mopey, wearing a sweatshirt." loading="lazy" decoding="async" width="1000" height="1000">
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<h2 data-ha-exclude="" id="butch-hands-pattern">butch hands pattern </h2>
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<li>knit</li>
<li>highlight</li>
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