
anna marinenko hand-knits ohhio chunky wool collection without using needles
with its enormous stitches, the ohhio collection will warm you up on chilly evenings, and will be a pleasant reminder of sunnier spring days.
anna marinenko hand-knits ohhio chunky wool collection without using needles
all images courtesy of ohhio
ohhio is a design studio focused on creating handmade home goods for discerning customers who value individual and truly qualitative items. for this project, designer anna marinenko began experimenting with an exceptionally soft and luxurious material called merino wool yarn. the material’s distinctive properties gave the creator an impulse to knit the first blanket, made completely with her hands, without using needles, creating 3-inches stitches.
the designer tells about the process and uses of the blankets and scarves
video courtesy of ohhio
the 100% merino wool products guarantee a soft, naturally breathable and warm product that regulates body temperature and controls odor. the collection contains blankets and scarves that come in seven different colors: yellow, pink, blue, light gray, white, dark gray, and green. apart from their conventional use, they have been applied to interiors and some were ordered specially for christmas decorations and exhibitions. the ohhio collection will warm you up on chilly evenings, and will be a pleasant reminder of sunnier spring days.

all products are made with 100% merino wool
you can find the ohhio gorgeous chunky knits project on kickstarter here.

they are warm and nice to touch, breathable in summer, insulating during winter

the material is exceptionally soft and very light

the blankets and scarves come in seven different colors

the blankets are very photogenic and can be used also to decorate interiors

all the stitches were made completely by hand, without the use of needles

the product is affordable to the public

yellow looks unusual

scarves are unisex

in the street
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