windmill bag « it’s peanut butter yelley time. . . So here is a pattern for a bag inspired by a level of Ninjatown, the brilliant tower defense game for the Nintendo DS. Somehow four paths swarming with Mr. Demon’s minions converging in the center of the screen ended up as a modular knitted bag pattern. It’s not very complicated, but I think it’s clever. Maybe. Windmill Bag Yarn: Sugar and Cream or other worsted weight cotton yarn. Well for the windmill bag the size will depend on your gauge and number of stitches that you cast on. Skills Required: Garter stitch, I-cord bind off, I-cord, and seaming. Panel 1 With color 1, cast on desired number of stitches. Knit in garter stitch for 100 rows (50 garter ‘ridges’) or until desired length. When desired length is reached and a wrong side row has just been completed, start the next row by casting on 3 stitches using the cable cast on and make a 3 stitch I-cord bind off. Continue to knit panel 2 exactly like panel 1. See why I named it the windmill bag now? Like this: Like Loading...
Knitted skeleton art project Ben Cuevas | Evil Sunday - World Religion, Culture, People Unusual and somewhat conceptual installation artist, Ben Cuevas created for the New York show Wassaic Project. Skeleton, sitting in the lotus position on a pyramid of cans of condensed milk. In itself, this song seems strange, but it’s not all: the skeleton sitting on the banks, is taken not from the study of anatomy. He is entirely woven – from the top to the smallest bone on the little finger left leg. Installation artist named in very philosophically: “to transcend the material.” Implying that many fans have seen crocheted sculptures unusual modern art, and the skeleton probably never. Knitted skeleton art project Ben Cuevas Knitted skeleton art