In the realm of fiber arts, few names resonate as profoundly as Noro. Renowned for its breathtaking color palettes, unique textures, and unwavering commitment to quality, Noro yarn has captured the hearts of knitters and crocheters worldwide. Whether you’re a seasoned artisan or a curious beginner, the allure of Noro lies in its ability to transform simple stitches into captivating works of art. Join us on a colorful journey as we explore the enchanting world of Noro yarn, from its origins and characteristics to its inspiring applications and enduring legacy. Continue reading Embracing the Artistry of Noro Yarn: A Colorful Journey into Self-Expression→
In case there was any doubt that pop superstar Taylor Swift has infiltrated every corner and niche of the pop culture universe, now you can make you own tiny crochet doll version of Taylor. So, yay, I guess? Continue reading Yes, It Exists: Taylor Swift Crochet Doll Kit→
A kitsch klatch of thrift shop yarn dolls and stuffed animals get the yearbook photo treatment alongside the genuine article (featuring the artist himself) in Mike Kelley’s lineup of misfit mug shots entitled Ah . . . Youth!(1991). The artist’s self-charicature compares his apathetic, acne-scarred, adolescent self to the cuddly but creepy castoffs in a fractured fairytale about youth.
The above pictured sculpture, Suspended Objects (2011) was created by artist Hassan Sharif from countless long strands made up of multi-colored yarns, fishing line, twine, string and wire, tied together and also wrapped around bits of plastic, foam and other found objects. It’s super colorful and reminds me of a big Jellyfish. Continue reading Suspended Objects By Hassan Sharif→
