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Wool yarns. Photocopies of knitted pieces |
Hand knitting, crochet, Afghan knitting: (all yarns had been knitted then un-picked) |
15cm x 15cm x 12cm- each block of yarns, 25cm x 25cm- photocopy |
1994
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This piece is based on the theme of 'Un-Picking'.
The process of knitting almost always involves a positive (plus) action when the stitches increase and a negative (minus) action when parts are un-picked. One of the great attractions of knitting is how this characteristic process can be repeated at will.
In this piece, I focus on this minus action by showing examples of un-picked threads backed by photocopies of the knitted pieces of which they were formerly a part. The love and labour that I put into these pieces are held in the threads like a memory.
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