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Draw Knitting, 2013

Screenprint

100 x 70 cm (39.37 x 27.56 in)

Edition. 8 of 10

Drawn Knitting came out of a series of workshops I did with a community group.

I was invited to work with the Library knitting circle and I had never knit before. They taught me to finger knit, and we se tup a sofa on the lawn outside the library for a community festival and taught people to finger knit. Then I took all the finger knit elements and arm knitted it into a tapestry for the community. I made a drawing and then this print inspired by the collective nature.

I like that knitting is a repeat, like a screen print is a repeat- the process of textile and print are very literally interwoven and it so the works strength is in in this method and meaning meeting.

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