Behold the chunk:
And I quote:
"Size matters - at least when it comes to this season's knitted goods.
"Everyone loves a cozy knit. Now the cold-weather favorite gets bigger, beefier and bolder with amped-up texture and proportions. On the fall runways, designers moved away from refined takes in favor of oversize knits that were chunky and raw. 'It's a less precious look,' says Twinkle's Wenlan Chia. To achieve that rugged sensibility for the colossal offerings in this Giles collection, Giles Deacon commissioned special knitting needles. 'They were basically two enormous broomsticks,' he quips -- Venessa Lau."
Until next time, may the chunks be with you.....
7 comments:
Have you a pattern in mind that utilizes the 'super chunk' yarn?
Curious,
-K
Sadly, no. The Pilgrim draws inspiration from the fiber, and has not, thus far, found a chunky yarn to suit. Tis most frustrating. Most frustrating indeed.
How about you?
I have only come across photo-inspiration.
The gray for you:
http://www.style.com/slideshows/fashionshows/F2007RTW/GDEACON/RUNWAY/00100m.jpg
The orange for me:
http://www.style.com/slideshows/fashionshows/F2007RTW/GDEACON/RUNWAY/00230m.jpg
Or this: Giles on Style
-K
chunkalicious! looks like twinkle to me.
p.s. the hands on the shoulders are also very benjamin cho:
http://knitlit.blogspot.com/2007/02/ufo-alert.html#links">knit lit: UFO alert
oops...lemme try that again...benj. cho is here:
knit lit: UFO alert
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