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 ere are my own designs
patterns, if I can call them like this.
I like to design patterns, but I will not knit them all, my live will be
too short and I have too little time.
But it is fun to share them with you, I hope you like them.
Maybe you want to send me a digital
image of your finished sweater, knitted by my design.
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patterns.
So you can use any gauge ; for
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The process of knitting, and the actual knitted goods, can be understood to be a form of material culture.
Material culture is the "physical manifestations of culture and therefore embraces those segments of human learning and behavior which provide
a person with plans, methods, and reasons for producing and using things that can be seen and touched"
It is apparent throughout the history of knitting that it does express aspects of culture, demonstrated through the use of different patterns
and materials in creative ways in meeting the basic human need for clothing.
By examining the knitting of a culture, one can see how the people have adapted and accommodated to their environment. The fibers and dyes
they use, for example, indicate the availability of different plants and animals, as well as the climate, of the region.
One of the ways that knitting has been conceptualized is as a craft, Howard Becker in his book Art Worlds, defines craft as "a body of
knowledge and skill which can be used to produce useful objects, with the ability to perform in a useful way". One judges a craft on the basis
of its function, the virtuoso skill of the crafter, and the beauty of the pieces crafted. What makes crafts different from arts is that crafts
have a practical function that is not a part of the understanding of art. Becker contends that both arts and crafts should be looked at as
parts of social worlds, defined as "an established network of co-operative links among participants".
It is through the effort of many people, such as manufacturers, distributors and patrons, that arts and crafts continue to be made and
appreciated over numerous years.
Folk art is when one "grants common objects the status of art".
Examples of such objects are quilts , embroidered samplers, and toys.
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21 stitches x
28 rows and in size 44.If you use anything else, it will
only look different; more or less motifs and larger or smaller designs.
Go to my
knitting design page for women, to find a knitting design of your
choice.
 have made some of the designs, more than once.
In that case, I designed it also, in another color or mirrored the
design itself.
Just to show you, how to knit with
another color or small changes.
The colors I used in the designs are only to have a good contrast, try to find beautiful complimentary
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All these little details adds another layer of textual interest. I love gorgeous clothes with a lovely floral pattern.
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art form ( from A. S. Kline's FREE Archive )
to give a little thought )
Only from love
love comes -
and from hatred
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A big challenge, but fun to knit, all these bears. |
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This design is called, angels and devils,
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