The second part of a short series exploring the relationship between maths and knitting, all via my professional practice as a knitwear designer.
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Knitwear Design and Applied Maths, part 1
The first part of a short series exploring the relationship between maths and knitting, all via my professional practice as a knitwear designer.
The Shape of Things to Come, part 2
Why designers need to be more explicit about the body shapes they design for – not just the sizing range You can read Part 1 of this series here. Our systems and models are changing. As we continue in the direction of more community-oriented businesses, where designers have a closer and more personal connection with…
Framing Our Problems with Fit
How can we solve fitting problems so that makers don’t fall out of love with garments? Originally published in Moorit, an independent crochet magazine.
Favourite Book | Maitland Graves, The Art of Color and Design
Another formative influence. I learnt about the elements and principles of design whilst studying, but it took several years for me to track down the source. The quantity of exercises and interdisciplinary nature of this book make it a must-read for me.
Knitwear Design 101: Tessellations and surface pattern design
Translations such as drop repeats and reflections relate to the details, textures or images that make up a pattern. Tessellations refer to the geometric plan of the pattern as a whole.