For more information on the process and how the idea came about go here. It's such a good idea, but holds a different type of aw than something lovingly knit by hand.
Wind Powered Knitting Machine from Frankie Thom on Vimeo.
--Ramona
Friday, June 25, 2010
Wind Powered Knitting Machines
I just came across this video of a London Art students' project -- a tubular knitting machine powered by a metal windmill. The artist, Merel Karhof, then divides up the tubes and sells individual scarves with labels telling how long it took to make the 2 meter scarf.
For more information on the process and how the idea came about go here. It's such a good idea, but holds a different type of aw than something lovingly knit by hand.
--Ramona
For more information on the process and how the idea came about go here. It's such a good idea, but holds a different type of aw than something lovingly knit by hand.
--Ramona
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