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sl8

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5. That makes sense.

Reply to fierywoman (Reply #1)

Sun Nov 26, 2017, 09:03 PM

Nov 2017

I didn't pay much attention to what they called it, not that I know from knitting, anyway.

I was just surprised and pleased with the end result.

On edit: regarding cleaning, I'll bet compressed air would work well. That's what I use for difficult items.

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A new way to knit [View all] sl8 Nov 2017 OP

How laborious. And it has to stay on the frame. Very interesting, but how can it fierywoman Nov 2017 #1

That makes sense. sl8 Nov 2017 #5

Astonishing cyclonefence Nov 2017 #2

Plus it would make a lousy sweater... Rollo Nov 2017 #3

That looks to be an elaborate string art project, not knitting. Arkansas Granny Nov 2017 #4

Exactly what I was thinking. Art form, not knitting. But pretty impressive nonetheless. Fla Dem Nov 2017 #6