We've only been open two months and already we've built up a strong community of Wool And The Gang regulars at our Thompson Street location. Here are just some of the people who've caught the knitting bug with us.
Get in on the action yourself and drop into one of our 'knitting surgeries' on Tuesday and Thursday evenings, 5 - 7pm, where the Studio/Shop team will be happy to help you get started with one of our kits, trade tips or even just give you someone to chat to while you knit -- they look forward to meeting you!
Join the Thompson Street gang!
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Knit it like Cobain !
As Nadège told you the Tween Spirit "screwed-up" sweater is a must-have for children this winter and will be soon available for adults. The technique we use to design holes in the sweater is called "ladder stitch". It's one of the most enjoyable/scariest one in the world! You can really feel like you are destroying everything you've created/knitted and that's quite crazy! Don't be too precious with your knit! Have a look at our tutorial video, it's so simple and strongly recommended by our style team!
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Aurelie Mathigot — Knitting art show
Our artist friend Aurelie Mathigot's work is exhibited in Switzerland, in Geneva until 23rd of October at FLUX Laboratory. Her knitted installations and performances ask questions about intimacy and the process of creation. Wool And The Gang is providing CRAZY SEXY WOOL featured in her sculpture. Have a look!
FLUX LABORATORY
10, rue Jacques Dalphin
CH 1227 Carouge GE
From the 3rd to 23rd October
10am to 5pm from Monday to Friday
www.fluxlaboratory.com
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Ready Japan?
The knitting invasion is on its way!!! Get READY japanese knitters!
More information soon...
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Black Rodarte
Here are the latest pics of RODARTE spring/summer show 2010.
Inspired by Death Valley, black vultures, craftmenship, raw, deconstructed, burnt fabric, patchwork, crochet... WATG ♥ Rodarte !!
Via Fashionologie
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