knitwork

“When it comes time to install, she gathers up a team of friends and local volunteers to cut and affix the knitwork.”

The Wall Street Journal: Turning Knitting Into Art That Pops

“The oldest knitwork Sundbø discovered in her late-twentieth-century rag pile was a pair of seventeenth-century mittens, discarded alongside heavily patched longjohns, black-and-white fishermen's sweaters, and decades of stylish pullovers and jackets adapted, often with clever variations, from patterns published in women's magazines that ranged from the late nineteenth to the mid-twentieth century.”

Women Artists Win!

“I have ten and a half inches of more-or-less decent knitwork, more-or-less twenty-two stitches all the way up and down.”

Knit One, Cast Two, Rock On

“Would the dragon unravel like knitwork if he did cut its line?”

Split Infinity

“Its legs were formed of loops, its body of closely interlocked convolutions, and its tail was like knitwork.”

Split Infinity