Sentence examples for which she knitted from inspiring English sources
She never took payment for her performances at schools, preferring instead to receive donations of wool, which she knitted into children's jumpers for Oxfam.
One need only look at the reaction to Paul McCarthy's grotesque, scatological performances, or Andres Serrano's Piss Christ, or Australian artist Casey Jenkins, whose work, Casting Off My Womb – in which she knitted a scarf from wool spooling out of her vagina – triggered tabloid revulsion and a storm of Twitter comments about her mental health.
which she knitted herself.
Malaysian-born performance artist Chia Chuyia, who is now based in Sweden, contributed a durational piece that lasted for five weeks, during which she knitted a full-length garment for herself out of leeks.
But the beauty of Ms. Hadid's design stems partly from the skill with which she knits her forms into this insipid context.
Ms. Sayeg now has five assistants to help her knit, which she now does primarily on looms rather than needles to meet the demand.
They befriended a homeless woman in Morningside Heights and taught her to knit kippot, which she could sell to JTS students.
Ms. Allen, whose previous stage appearance in New York was in "Speaking in Tongues," in 2001, took time out between rehearsals last week to talk about the play and about her other lives as a teacher, stage director and proprietor of Karen Allen Fiber Arts, in Great Barrington, Mass., for which she designs colorful, hand-knit sweaters, scarves and hats.
One of Helmer's most absurd and revealing moments is when he sneers at Mrs Linde's knitting (on which she depends for a living) and tells her she should do embroidery - "it's much prettier".
Sarah Silverman walked by wearing a polka-dot teacup skirt from Dolce & Gabbana, paired with filthy black-and-white fingerless knit gloves, which she described as "flair from my backpack that I bought at one of those mall stores for $9".
She's charmingly vague about the reasons behind her financial woes, but cheerfully alludes to being very free and easy with money (which she blames on her tight-knit upbringing in the Welsh valleys) and "a house in India".
