

bauke knottnerus: phat knits
dutch designer bauke knottnerus designed the ‘phat knit’ series in 2008. the series of oversized furniture pieces each resemble knitting in a variety of scales. one piece features a series of multi coloured strings that can be tied or woven together, while another consists of a single giant knot. the knitted pieces are actually made using giant knitting needles. these needles and the over-sized strings can be used to produce a variety of object from carpets to seats.
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