I made my first pattern from the Pattern Magic book series a few days ago and I am pleased with how it turned out. Here are some pictures.
Monday, December 27, 2010
Wednesday, December 22, 2010
Pixel Shelf

I made this little icon of Carlton as a potential knitting stitch pattern. It was the only really odd thing that I could think to put on the sweater that I am working on right now. It makes a really nice Memphis Group icon or avatar.
Labels:
knitting,
memphis,
Post Modern
Tuesday, December 14, 2010
The Best Night of My Life
I just got back from the bodega on the corner. I like to go there every once in a while for a candy bar, and I really appreciate it when the get limited edition snacks like Milky Way Simply Caramel or Java Twix. tonight I was pleasantly surprised to find Joyva jelly rings in a mini pack. So excited.
Cowl-hood Pattern Now on Etsy
Due to popular demand, I have now posted my first PDF knitting pattern on Etsy. The pattern has now been made by many women from my synagogue and is ready to be shared. If you are a knitter and you are interested you can find the pattern here.
Final Review, Fall 2010
It is nearing the end of the semester and though there is still a lot of work to be done, I have finished my design work for the semester. There is a lot to be said about how the project went, but it is easier to just refer everyone to the blog of my professor, Matthew Burger, who has done a great job posting the coursework.
This is the tent which I made with my partner, Adam Miller. The project will be continued after the winter break.
It is now time for a nap.
This is the tent which I made with my partner, Adam Miller. The project will be continued after the winter break.
It is now time for a nap.
Labels:
collapsible,
portfolio,
school,
self evaluation
Thursday, December 9, 2010
These shoes are finished
These are the shoes that are now finished and wearable. They make me very happy because they look a lot like the drawings that I did. I will be using the process that my teacher, Emily Putterman, taught me to make more shoes in the future. I honestly never thought of shoes as something that could be handmade in only a short time. Though these took a lot more steps than the felt slippers which I have been making recently, they were not necessarily harder. the process is a lot easier to control than felting as long as you can sew decently.
It was also a lot of fun to make myself the fake wax seal medallions for the shoe clips. I like the red color on the brown and recently realized that these would make really nice brooches for non shoe use. Maybe they will soon show up on Etsy.
Better photos will follow.
Also a short and abbreviated guide on how to make a pair of shoes. I am no expert, but the general process is quite interesting and should be documented.
Labels:
shoes
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