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New yarns have arrived!

April 16, 2011November 2, 2011By Lorna WattTagged: alpaca, cotton, craft, crochet, custom, fiber art, handmade, knit, natural, new items, organic, recycled, yarn

Knits for Life is developing new products exclusively from organic and/or recycled yarns. Some new shipments arrived and we couldn’t wait to give you a preview! See all the fibers we offer in our fiber options photo set on flickr.

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Each of these giant pacific octopus yarn bombs took about 20 hours to make using a combination of crochet, machine knitting, mattress stitching, and Kitchener stitching. They're made of acrylic yarn, polyfil and foam pipe insulation. #knitsforlife #octopus #🐙 #knitting #machineknitting #streetart #streetartsf #publicart #sanfrancisco #sfart The last group of animals for our #knittingthecommons #yarnbomb is complete! Three giant pacific octopuses in UN Plaza, San Francisco. Thank you @trustforpublicland and @civiccentercommons for inviting us to work with the community to bring this awesome menagerie to life 🤗🐙 #knitsforlife #octopus #🐙 #knitting #machineknitting #streetart #streetartsf #publicart #sanfrancisco #sfart Giant octopus tentacles finally coming together! We are learning to trust our instincts and choices, but our yarnbombs always worry us when they're laying around in pieces looking unhinged. These 5-foot long legs will soon be wrapped around a tree with 2 other octopuses for the final installment of #knittingthecommons in UN Plaza, San Francisco. #knitsforlife #yarnbomb #knitting #machineknitting #tentacles #octopus #giantoctopus We made up a new thing on the knitting machine with a button we learned to use for another thing. For octopus suckers. It's not very fast. Surely there's a better way to do this. #knittingthecommons #machineknitting #knitting #wip
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