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June 11, 2004
Unexpected Knitting
Karen sent me this article on Debbie New, a woman who creates unusual artwork by knitting.
When two of Debbie New's grandchildren visited Upper Canada Village, a park depicting pioneer life just east of Cornwall, Ont., a lady in period costume spinning wool asked them, "Does your grandma knit?"
...Their grandmother knitted teacups, a lace coracle (a small seaworthy boat), a 20-by-12-by-7-foot labyrinth, a 'cellular automaton' shawl and -- the latest project taking up space in Ms. New's dining room in Waterloo, Ont. -- a free-standing grandfather clock, which ticks.
Posted by Chris at June 11, 2004 10:25 AMComments
The pattern for the teacups was published in her book, Unexpected Knitting, on page 120.
Posted by: karen at January 25, 2005 05:01 PM
Does anyone know if the pattern for the knitted tea cups was ever published? If so, by who, when????
Ellen
Posted by: Ellen at January 25, 2005 03:27 PM