Wonderful one-of-a-kind-knitwear

If you’re a lover of knitwear please go and enjoy some of these pieces

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It’s all designed and hand knitted by Gitte Lyng, a woman I have the luck to know as we both have kids at the same school., and from several times co-working at the yearly Christmas Bazaar / Spring Market at “our” school.

Gitte is a great all-over-skilled crafter but her absolutely top talent is to knit – right out of her mind, with no pattern. She knits her way through – from dresses to jackets. As she says: “It’s very simple, I start in one end and ends in the other”. And with her speed and a hang for thick sticks and thin yarns in kid mohair, silk and cotton – that means she knits at least half a sweater in a night. She combines her freestyle knitting with vintage ribbon and embellishments, and sells her unique pieces online. Check out her at wonderwho.

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9 Comments on “Wonderful one-of-a-kind-knitwear”

  1. sooz Says:

    Wow! Her work is amazing! She does indeed paint with knitting!

  2. Mimi K Says:

    beautiful!

  3. Irene Says:

    What a class act!

  4. chelle Says:

    Wow! She has very lovely work….. :)

  5. Heather Says:

    Beautiful creations!!

  6. kristin Says:

    i can’t get that green sweater out of my mind!!! it’s gorgeous!! it’s ALL gorgeous!! thank you for introducing her here…

  7. teeweewonders Says:

    I want the blue one!

  8. Worsted Knitt Says:

    These are the most beautiful works of art I’ve seen for a long time! Thank you for introducing her.

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