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    Monday
    09Nov2009

    Fine Little Day

    DateNov 9, 2009 at 08:03AM


    Elisabeth Dunker has a new limited edition print available in her shop! It's a tribute to the "slow and calm life. It's also a flirt with old embrodery, ornamental folk art and pixel graphics," she says.

    I'm posting this from the hotel in Winnipeg—very shortly on my way to see Camilla's book on press. Elisabeth's beautiful photographs are featured throughout the new book, as are her wonderful Studio Violet collaborations created with Camilla.

    AuthorJanine | Comment2 Comments |
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    This makes me want to actually do this pattern. That could be a neat show. The art of the pattern and the product. An artist creates the pattern and then a crafter takes that and creates something. It always amazes me how different knitting projects look based on who knit them - even if they have the same yarn. Everyone has a different tension in their knitting.
    November 9, 2009 | Unregistered CommenterErin B
    Thank you for posting about my print Janine :)

    I´m looking forward to see the book!
    November 9, 2009 | Unregistered CommenterElisabeth

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