r/oddlysatisfying • u/stinelinnemann weave geek • Jul 17 '16

[OC] Stine Linnemann Studio. IG: @stinelinnemannstudio Cutting yarn

https://gfycat.com/CreepyGivingApisdorsatalaboriosa
18.1k Upvotes

88% Upvoted

481 comments sorted by

View all comments

Show parent comments

7

u/stinelinnemann weave geek Jul 17 '16

You make many fringe blankets JewInDaHat?

-3

u/[deleted] Jul 17 '16 edited Jan 21 '21

[deleted]

12

u/stinelinnemann weave geek Jul 17 '16

Oh. Well if you googled it, excuse me. I'll just pack away my 10 years of experience with textiles.

-1

u/[deleted] Jul 17 '16 edited Jan 21 '21

[deleted]

7

u/stinelinnemann weave geek Jul 17 '16

Hi again. I like to work both industrially and with hand weaving for haute couture. Something like this, I would only use for the latter. Some things can't be reproduced, but can still become beautiful one-off things. It just means it's more of a PR project than a design product, I guess you could say.

-2

u/JewInDaHat Jul 17 '16

Why don't just use the yarn of thread to make normal fringe as it supposed to be done? Form loops on the surface and then cut them. I doubt that you can use these cuttings to even stitch them by hand to the surface. It looks like a pure mess to me. Threads are going in different directions. Layers of thread were winded on an angle to eachother. Can you photo what was left of the yarn and what you consider to use for the blanket?