http://www.schalalala.de a fan scarf remix project Tue, 02 Mar 2010 12:25:57 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en A highly complex contribution by Prudence Mapstone, knit in her own technique. "Freeform Knitting" is a very organic way of knitting, which structurally resembles the patterns of coral reefs or city maps. I haven't tried it yet, but it seems like the methodical counterpart to Horst Schulz's purely logical and ... http://www.schalalala.de/news/p-1077/ this T is "knit pretty much to the pattern", by VAL1ant in Chesterfield, Michigan, USA. http://www.schalalala.de/news/t-1378/ Great to receive a contributon by okadascat, who seems to be a professional in participative projects. (okadascat.blogspot.com). http://www.schalalala.de/news/c-0258/ pragueloop continues on vowels... with the first pattern that has been knit twice! (posted on flickr) http://www.schalalala.de/news/o-in-progress/ Another great contribution from the Ravelry knitters: pragueloop's superfast knitted E! (posted on Ravelry) http://www.schalalala.de/news/e/ [nggallery id=12] Here are a few of the beautiful letters that just arrived from Jönköping. Some of them have quite interesting details - a growing methodology of fan scarf knitting! http://www.schalalala.de/news/more-letters/ 3 more letters knit by Annabel Logan in Brisbane, Australia. (posted on Ravelry) http://www.schalalala.de/news/l-0762-t-1400-j-0707/ Knit very precisely from the original pattern with 6-7 colors. Further documentation is here. (photo by asaska.) http://www.schalalala.de/news/u-1464/ Another beautiful contribution to THE JÖNKÖPING LETTER ARCHIVE, knit by jheral_tinzy in Shepton Mallet, Somerset, United Kingdom. (photo by jheral_tinzy.) http://www.schalalala.de/news/x-1563/ [nggallery id=10] some of the first letter contributions http://www.schalalala.de/news/first_letters/