torsdag 5. juli 2012

Strikketapet/Wallpaper


Fargerike har lansert en limited edition tapet med bildet av strikkemønster. Nydelig til en vegg i for eksempel stuen eller soverommet, eller hvis du er så heldig å ha et hobbyrom.


The company Fargerike has launched a wall paper with knitted pattern (by photo print) inspired by Norwegian traditions. Unfortunately it is in limited edition and only for sale in Norway.

www.fargerike.no


mandag 2. mai 2011

Cool knitted chair

En gammel kontorstol fikk nytt og spennende utseende ved hjelp av gamle joggebusker!
Trekket på stolen er rett og slett strikket av gamle joggebukser som er klippet opp i lange remser.

The cover for this chair is knitted from old sweatpants! A cool way to reuse old clothes!


 











The chair is made by: http://madhandremade.no/

fredag 11. februar 2011

Strikket stol/Knitted chair

Denne stolen er definitivt på min ønskeliste.. /This chair is definitively on my wishlist...






Møbeldesigner Melanie Porter har gitt gamle eggstoler fra 1960-tallet har fått ny og vakker look med håndstrikkete patchwork-trekk.

Old eggchairs from the 1960's got new a beautiful trendy look with furniture designer Melanie Porters handknitted patchwork-cover.

onsdag 9. februar 2011

Søte heklete Mary Jane-tøfler/Cute crochet Mary Jane-slippers

Jeg har lett etter mønster på heklete tøfler til min datter på ti år, og fant disse fantastisk søte Mary Jane-tøflene på nettsiden til Kathleen. Du må kanskje tilpasse mønsteret litt etter størrelsen, og garn og heklekroken du velger, jeg tror disse i mønsteret er ca en europeisk størrelse 37. Når jeg har eksperimentert litt med heklenål og tråd skal jeg legge inn bilder av resultatet og eventuelle justeringer her.

I have been looking for a pattern for crochet slippers for my ten year old daugheter for some time, searching stores and the internet. She already owns crochet ballerina slippers (I will post them later) but these Mary Jane-slippers will make her thrilled! Thanks to Kathleen Watkins at Chrocet Designs by Kathleen for sharing her pattern with her readers! I think this pattern is about a European size 37, so I will experiment a bit with my hook and different yarns and post the result and maybe adjustments here later. Thank you again Kathleen!

This is the pattern/post (and photo) borrowed from Kathleens webpage:
 


By Kathleen Watkins
(c) 2005 K. Watkins

With K hook
3 ply yarn (for smaller or larger size, adjust hook size)
2 Buttons 1-1 ½ inches

SLIPPER– make 2

*note.. Do not join rounds 1 through 17-- just work in rounds

Row 1: Ch 2. 6 sc in 2nd ch from hook (6sts)

Row 2: 2 sc in each sc around (12 sts)

Row 3: * sc in first sc, 2 sc in next sc* around (18 sts)

Rows 4- 17: sc in each sc around (18 sts)

Row 18: Sl st in next st, turn. Sc in st you just sl st in and in next 14 sc, leaving the next 3 sts unworked. Ch 1, turn. (15 sts)

Rows 19-25: Sc in 15 sc. Ch 1, turn. (15 sts)

Row 26: 2 sc in first st. Sc in next 13 sts. 2 sc in last st, ch 1, turn. (17 sts)

Row 27: Sc in each sc. Ch 1, turn. (17 sts)

Row 28: Sc in each sc (17 sts)

To finish off slipper portion, leave a 12 inch length of yarn at end of row 28. Place right sides of heel together and sew together heel with needle using 12 inch length.

STRAP– make 2

1: Ch 18, sc in 12th ch from hook. Continue to sc in next 11 sts. Ch 1 (note–this is where you will adjust the strap for different sized buttons.(see finishing note B)

2: Along opposite side of row just worked, sc in next 12 sc. 6 sc in to loop, 12 sc along original side to beginning of round. You will have crocheted 30 sts around entire strap. Fasten off leaving a 12 inch length of yarn for attaching strap to slipper later.

FINISHING

1. Starting at heel, sc 28 sc evenly around slipper opening, do not join and repeat 28 sc for a second round. Finish off and weave in loose ends.

2. Place strap approximately 1 - 1 ½ inches from heel seam and sew in place. Put button on opposite side of slipper approximately 1 - 1 ½ inches from heel seam. REMEMBER: the straps are sewn onto the inside of the slipper, and the buttons are sewn onto the outside of the slipper. Each slipper will be a mirror of the other.

NOTES:
A. If you choose a longer or shorter slipper, adjust the pattern between the rows 19-25.
B. If you choose larger or smaller buttons, adjust your strap loop size making the last 6 stitches of the starting loop chain larger or smaller accordingly.
 
You will find it here at Kathleen Turners site:
http://crochetcurbsidecouture.blogspot.com/2005/01/crochet-mary-jane-slippers.html

Strikk til lampen/ Knitted lamp

Retrolampen Ebba Grønn har strikket grønn lampefot.

The retrolamp Ebba Grønn has got a knitted green base. MadHand reMade reMade remade from Norway. The company uses arts and crafts like knitting when they reholster and turn used lamps and furiture into unique vintage pieces.



mandag 7. februar 2011

Fab fra 60-tallet/Fab from the 60's

Fatastisk bilde av retrostrikk fra 60-tallet. Jeg er på leting etter strikke- og hekleoppskrifter på minikjoler fra 60-tallet....



Fantastic photo of knitted dress, top and skirt from the 60's. Can't remember where I found the photo, so I'm googling and googling.. I'd love to knit a short 60's mini dress like the one in yellow! That is, after I have finished the chocolate brown wool-trousers I'm knitting for my 3-year old son now.

tirsdag 1. februar 2011

Strikket porselen/Knitted porcelain


Wow! Keramiker og kunstner Stine Walderhaug lager poselensfigurer inspirert av asiatisk origiami (papirbretteteknikk), men hun har også strikket i porselen!
Et lite kunstverk til inspirasjon..



Wow! Norwegian ceramist and artist Stine Walderhaug makes porcelainfigures inspired by asian origiami, but she has also knitted in porcelain!
A little artwork for inspiration!



Stine Walderhaugs scupture "Some Day the Prince will come" made out of thin folded porcelain sheets.