I’d Knit That: Kendall Ross’s Knitted Wearable Artworks

I’d Knit That: Kendall Ross’s Knitted Wearable Artworks

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a sweater with several brightly colored patches with knitted words

a cream-colored sweater with lots of words and objects knitted into it

a white sweater with lots of words knitted into it

a brightly colored sweater with lots of words knitted into it

I love these busy, wordy, and brightly colored sweaters from Kendall Ross. From her about page:

Kendall Ross, aka “I’d Knit That”, is an Oklahoma City based fiber artist. She is best known for hand-knitting colorful, wearable art pieces. She uses intricate hand-knitting colorwork methods like intarsia and fair isle to illustrate images and incorporate her original texts into the fabric of her work. Each stitch on every sweater, vest, mural, and textile is painstakingly planned and knit over countless hours using two needles and wool.

You can check out more of Ross’s work on Instagram.

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