Tag: gradient

Vindauga Baby

Temaet fra mit Vindauga-tæppe blev ved med at køre rundt i mit hovede efter at jeg strikkede det første tæppe, og det krævede simpelthen at blive strikket i nogle flere varianter! Da designprincippet i Vindauga stødte sammen med mine forsøg med at farve 2-dimensionelle gradienter (eller matricer) endte det med Vindauga babytæppet, som jeg nu […]

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Bilskirner, the Final Prototypes

I’ve finally completed my prototypes for a child and adult version of the hat that I’ve decided to call Bilskirner. The design changed a bit since the first prototype… My family was not impressed with the rib edge on the first prototype, so my hands were tied. I had to make a garter edge in […]

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Bilskirner Hat Prototype

I dyed this gradient a while ago, using madder and tansy, and the plan was initially a Bohus-style hat. But the yarn kept talking to me, and it said that it wanted something with much cleaner lines… So I knit a hat with a very simple pattern of squares on a white background. Simple geometric, […]

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A Gradient in Madder and Tansy

I love color gradients! They somehow make the colors pop in a different way! Some of the individual colors in my gradient hat were not remotely exciting, but together, it’s another story. I kept imagining a warm gradient, from red to yellow. Sometimes such daydreams stay just that, but with this, I have come incredibly […]

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Gradient-hue

Jeg er helt optaget af at strikke huer for tiden! Så snart denne hue var færdig var den næste på pindene. Mønsteret, “hue 1” fra Nordiske Masker af Lone Gissel og Tine Rousing, får min hjerne til at svirre med den ene farvesammensætning efter den anden. Jeg har snydt en smule og ikke kun brugt […]

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