Schalalala will be part of the International TECHstyle Art Biennial (ITAB) at the San Jose Museum of Quilts & Textiles, “(…) mining the expressive potential of fiber media and engaging new information and communication technologies(…)”
Thank you all for the great contributions to the JÖNKÖPING LETTER ARCHIVE! The exhibition has now ended, and we received a total of 47 letters from all over the world: Great Britain, Switzerland, Germany, USA, Austria, Australia, Sweden and the Czech Republic! All letters will now be connected in order of arrival. We’ll let you know when it’s ready!
A monochrome B from Zürich, Switzerland
Knit one letter from THE JÖNKÖPING LETTER ARCHIVE and send it to us! All letters are connected in order of arrival. The message so far: “JAIO ZIW MIH EATI UXFTO”… more soon!
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 geometric “Patchwork Knitting“.
Great to receive a contributon by okadascat, who seems to be a professional in participative projects. (okadascat.blogspot.com).
pragueloop continues on vowels… with the first pattern that has been knit twice! (posted on flickr)
Another great contribution from the Ravelry knitters: pragueloop’s superfast knitted E! (posted on Ravelry)
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!
3 more letters knit by Annabel Logan in Brisbane, Australia.
(posted on Ravelry)
Another beautiful contribution to THE JÖNKÖPING LETTER ARCHIVE, knit by jheral_tinzy in Shepton Mallet, Somerset, United Kingdom. (photo by jheral_tinzy.)
