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2019 May 22 - Ball Chair Cover

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A view of the (currently under inflated) ball chair with homemade csm fabricated knitted fabric cover in Birkeland Wool.

Still to do: inflate ball and sew on Velcro for securing ball to wheel mount (makes it safer to use).

Initial post:

Progress update: (silent video) here is a view of edge stitch securing with my sewing machine.

The fabric shown is Birkeland Wool worked in the round using 52 stitches of a 54 cylinder on my Legare 400. I then cut up the tube on one of the two rows of unknitted stitches.

Due to this very fibre-rich, fuzzy wool the only way to get it to knit on my csm was to set it on the loosest machine tension creating a fairly dense knitted fabric. I’ve been working though my different Birkeland Wool lately in this manner with the idea of making a blanket.
This last fabric (shown here) is being made into a new side project - ball chair seat cover (being finalized in the next day or so) 

See the sewing machine stitches on the fabric edges VIDEO

See the RAVELRY project: “Chair Cover #1”

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2019 April 20 - CSM Pants!

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What’s on your csm?

I’m 96 cylinder knitting a cone of yarn to make prototype fabric I can then design with. Plans include blanket, sleepwear, sweater and pants. ;) Working flat on the machine is easy but not as fast as working in the round. Creates a wonderful inspired fabric.

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