Remember the Ladyfest? Well, I promised you I'd show you some pictures of the finished knitted tags from the workshop I gave. Well, the camera results were a wee bit disappointing, but still, here are some of the tags in full glory, framed by the beautiful city of Rotterdam. (most of them are taken at night... so it might just as well be Paris... Barcelona or Capelle a/d IJssel...)
knitted by a Romanian knitter who's organising Ladyfest Romania
anonymous knitter in action in broad daylight (bold!!) while actions questioned by wee Chinese passers-by.
On other knitting matters:
I knitted Daniel a simple skull wristband for his birthday but forgot to post the pictures. Daniel is a very talented and extremely nice photographer. He printed one of his pictures for my birthday. I love home-made gifts! In the picture you see my friend Steven (on the left) with Reinier together with two other fellas they form the band Cellophane. They absolutely rock, you should really check out their 'My Space'.
maybe not so flattering a picture but it's totally due to my poor camera phone, let that be clear to y'all!
At the moment I'm working on a i-pod nano cover and a scarf for Daniel (I guess he's become a fan...) and a scarf for his girlfriend (and talented multi-artist) Kim. There's hardly any time for 'my own' projects, but I'm enjoying myself to no extend. I'm really, really flattered that people are now ordering 'SAS Knits It Again' knitwear.
I've almost finished the hat and scarf for Sterre, pictures coming up shortly!
Now I'm off downstairs, where there's more knitting to be done. I just luuuuuurv the weekend!
4 comments:
fun fun fun
So cool!!!!!!!!!!!!
I've seen more of those things around trees on the internet. I also want to make some with my girlfriend to colour the grey days in the city.
awesome. :) mine's kinda boring, i should've done stripes or something.
btw, i really need an idea for a project... i'm considering making another hoodie, maybe the more fitted one from the first s'n'b book, except with different colors. i was wondering if you might have any suggestions for a super-useful but not too big project? :)
great project: let's make it national.
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