Arizona Muse in Vogue EspaƱa March 2011 providing me with some knitting inspiration
Showing posts with label knitting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label knitting. Show all posts
Tuesday, March 1, 2011
Sunday, December 19, 2010
But I Like It
Super quickie Photobooth post.
These are some fingerless gloves I knitted up - kind of obsessed with.
(btw, impossible to pose hands in a picture without looking like a) a douchebag or b) totally awkward. I think I went with b.)
Also, you can kind of see that I finally dyed the tips of my hair blue. It's super faded in this picture, but I just redid it last night and between the fading and the new dye, the ombre thing looks excellent. I'll try to get another picture of it soon.
Tuesday, August 31, 2010
Don't Let No One Prove You Wrong
I've been in a bit of a funk lately and I haven't felt in a fashion blogging place, but I thought I'd at least share this:
This is a 1930s bathing suit that I came across online from one of my favorite vintage shops - Swift. I love the cutout and am going to use it as inspiration for a future knitting project. I'll let you know how that turns out (if and when I get a break from school stuff to knit finally!).
And here's a great song from Jenny & Johnny with some visual for a little inspiration.
Sunday, December 20, 2009
Don't Quote Me Boy
Oh, yeah... I started a new knitting project! It MUST be winter break if I have time to knit. (finally!)
I'm not using great yarn on this first one, since it's kind of an experiment...
I'll show you how it turns out and include a pattern in case it actually ends up looking good once I'm done.
:)
Monday, September 14, 2009
Wednesday, June 24, 2009
Destroy My Sweater
I realize I am months late in hopping on along with this Raquel Allegra-inspired trend, but I had been rather occupied last semester getting my A in Environmental Law.

As a perpetual crafter, my room is littered with (mostly unfinished) DIYs and, as an avid knitter, in my opinion there can be no greater and liberating joy found than in destroying knitwear. So, last night plopped myself down in front of Conan O'Brien and took to a sort of big and unflattering AA shirt I never wore anyway. Here's my progress so far:








As a perpetual crafter, my room is littered with (mostly unfinished) DIYs and, as an avid knitter, in my opinion there can be no greater and liberating joy found than in destroying knitwear. So, last night plopped myself down in front of Conan O'Brien and took to a sort of big and unflattering AA shirt I never wore anyway. Here's my progress so far:
Just starting out
Almost done with the first panel
Crappy close up on my camera (I couldn't use flash since the shirt's white, so they were all coming out blurry)
I liked how the hem looked where I ripped out the seam - a little bit like perforated paper

First panel finished - it starts in the back but is sort of diagonal and goes up to my armpit
This project is pretty fun and therapeutic. Kind of relaxing to do in front of my Netflix Instant Play Beverly Hills: 90210, so at the risk of looking like I was on the losing end of a fight with Nancy Spungen, I think I'll continue with this... Maybe it'll make a good 4th of July outfit addition?
Saturday, June 20, 2009
Tuesday, June 16, 2009
Bloodletting
Let it be known throughout the lands that I positively lurve to knit. So, naturally, I googled "avant garde knitting patterns" one day (I believe), and came up with this:
It is a scarf knit with surgical tubing, which is then attached to the wearer. The persons blood pumps throughout the scarf, giving it its color. This is possibly the strangest, most disturbing, and absolutely, if you will, "bitchin'-est" thing I have ever seen in my life. Brought to you by mixed media artist Laura Splan. Definitely worth checking out her other projects if you like this kind of thing (ie if you are as morbid as I am).
It is a scarf knit with surgical tubing, which is then attached to the wearer. The persons blood pumps throughout the scarf, giving it its color. This is possibly the strangest, most disturbing, and absolutely, if you will, "bitchin'-est" thing I have ever seen in my life. Brought to you by mixed media artist Laura Splan. Definitely worth checking out her other projects if you like this kind of thing (ie if you are as morbid as I am).
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