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Girl with a Hook - 2012 Collection

by Heather Lightbody
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I create freeform crochet wearable art with my own hand spun and hand dyed yarn. This book is a collection of everything I've made in 2012.

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Created on: Jan-21-2013   Last updated:  Jan-21-2013
Format: 5.5"x8.5" - Choice of Hardcover/Softcover - Color Trade Book
Theme: Portfolio    Privacy: Everyone
Preview Limit: 48 Pages
Tags:
fashion    freeform    hand    handspun    wearable    yarn   
 
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author icon Girlwithahook
Joined: Mar-12-2011

For the past eleven years I've been creating freeform crochet hats as my art form. I went to school for art--painting, to be exact--and now I paint with yarn. I love taking natural fibers, such as wool, and transforming them into yarn and then into wearable sculptures. Nature and music are my main inspirations. I usually start a hat with an idea of what I want and let the yarn decide how the hat should end up, making each hat unique.

Back in the day, I used whatever yarn I could get my hands on, be it natural or synthetic. While living in Chicago I would sometimes find old sweaters at thrift stores and unravel them for the yarn. As time went by, I found a love for more natural fibers and felt the need to learn how to create it myself. I learned how to spin yarn with my trusty Louet S10 wheel, "The Newt Ginnie," named after the wonderful woman who taught me to spin, along with the adorable pooch that sat by my side while learning.

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