I share photos of my hobby with decorative and useful knot work, with paracord and other sizes/types of cordage and accessories.
I have discovered another spool knitter artist (painter of spool knitters) and this time she is home grown! I would like to introduce you to Maria Murdaca, a gifted artist and fellow Aussie, who lives in Queensland, Australia. Maria has a gallery of her beautiful paintings on canvas and wood.. When it comes to spool knitters, Maria's style is delightful and I love the faces she paints on her spool knitters. I asked Maria if she would tell me a little about herself and she very kindly wrote back ...... "I started painting with a Folk Art teacher in the late 1980's, I loved it and continued to challenge myself always to improve my work by trying to paint something more difficult. In the year 2000 together with my daughter and niece, we opened a craft shop, having all I needed around me including lots of inspiration. I had lots of visiting teachers doing workshops whose class I would also attend, so my knowledge of the art world grew and I started to express myself a lot easier. In 2009 I started a class with a professional Art Teacher - Michael Zaiter - who pushed me further into creating my own paintings without the need to trace as you do in most Folk Art. I have loved every minute of the work I have painted in the past with every medium including mixed media and collages, some of my work is showing on my website at - Celestial Arts in the Image Gallery." You can also find out a little more about Maria if you click on the "About Me" link on her website. Below are some more of her wonderful spool knitters - The Red Riding Hood is currently my favourite! Mammy and Granny are great characters! Thankyou Maria, it is wonderful to know you! *******
Circular Knitting Needle Organizer made from old wooden thread spools.
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A blog mostly focusing on the central/southern Appalachian region. However, I tend to blog history, food, PIES, music, seasonal, nature, and rustic charm. None of the photos are mine unless stated. I like to promote Appalachian authors and artist.
Présentation, documentation, photos de collections de tricotins. Vos connaissances, vos conseils, vos critiques et vos photos seront les bienvenus pour partager notre passion des tricotins.
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Beautiful Norwegian sweaters from Dale of Norway. High quality,
1998 US ski team sweater
In my office, I have drawer of 'potentially useful stuff' (or as Corey would prefer to call it, tat). The contents range from postcards to pencils, doorstops to stones, from ribbon to a plate rack. Today I was looking in the drawer for inspiration, and I found it! Today I saw French knitting looms...: I…
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2010's Time to Design Award was presented to Norweigan Siren Elise Wilhelmsen for her project Developing Time—Time Developing, a clock that knits 48 meshes per day, and produces one two meter long scarf per year. The project was Wilhelmsen's graduation project at the University of Arts, Berlin. Time to Design,...
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Amber The petrified sap isn’t as plentiful as it is in Lithuania or Kaliningrad, but it still washes up on Latvian beaches. It’s sold in all souvenir shops and there are dozens of amber stalls behind St. Peter’s Church, on Vaļņu iela behind Hotel Riga and on Līvu laukums. Antiques You can f
