Sentence examples for knitting from from inspiring English sources

Co-founded with fellow model Katherine Poulton, the company sells sustainable knitwear created by a network of "grannies" knitting from home.

Clearly, the rise of the internet – of blogging, YouTube (it's much easier to learn knitting from a video than a book), Facebook, Twitter and handmade marketplaces such as Etsy – have contributed to the rise in knitting's popularity since early 2003.

"I learned the intricate patterns and techniques of real Fair Isle knitting from experienced local Fair Islanders who were all born on the island in the early 1900s and who, along with their sisters and cousins, had been taught to hand-knit by their mothers and grandmothers from when they were toddlers," she said.

Five years ago, Ms. Weeks, who works in Westchester and Manhattan, wrote a short essay for Daily Guideposts about sweaters she had been knitting from a simple T-shaped pattern and sending to agencies that help poor children in third world countries and in America.

In fact, the artist is weaving the angry comments she's received into her upcoming work, which also involves knitting from the va-jay-jay.

This prevents the knitting from unraveling later.

The firm has also produced an athletic shoe with an "upper" knitted from a single thread.

The structure is built out of palm wood, while the mesh is knitted from ration sacks used to transport aid.

It contains a series of wire-mesh, planar grids knitted from tungsten wire and one or more collector plates.

This dress is knitted from hazard tape by Craig Lawrence, who has dressed Tilda Swinton and Lady Gaga.

The present-day suits featured in Iron Man 3 are doubtless knitted from the most glamorous substances imaginable.