Thursday, January 04, 2007
Mistakes Become Design Element
Everytime I sit down to make the Ballband dishcloth, I make the same mistake: I keep knitting four slipping one. And since I cast on 39 stitches instead of 45 it comes out right. Then I end up tinking back and fixing my mistake. New Year's Eve I decided to just go with the mistake and see what would happen. I actually like the look of the "mistake" and it lies much flatter. I'll still continue to do the traditional cloth, but the mistake has found its way into my bag of patterns.
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Looks wonderful!
I have managed to make a unique mistake in each of the cloths I've made, and it just made them more mine in a way.
Yours looks good and might be something I try on purpose myself!
I have managed to make a unique mistake in each of the cloths I've made, and it just made them more mine in a way.
Yours looks good and might be something I try on purpose myself!
It works very well!
Out of curiosity... (re. jen's post): what would one call the the end result of trying to make a mistake on purpose with an original mistake? ... or do the two "mistakes" cancel one another out?
Now I'm confused. :-)
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Out of curiosity... (re. jen's post): what would one call the the end result of trying to make a mistake on purpose with an original mistake? ... or do the two "mistakes" cancel one another out?
Now I'm confused. :-)
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