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Artist // Professional // Artisan Crafts
- United States
- Deviant for 14 years
- meowkernaut.etsy.com
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My Bio
Please join the #Yarn Bombing group! :)
I’m a Visual Storyteller who enjoys to crochet on my spare time. I’ve been crocheting on and off for about 9 years. I usually make scarves (and when I first started, I made lots of goofy doilies). I want to expand my knowledge of crochet and learn to make other projects, as well as learn how to knit. I inherited tons of needles, I just don’t know how to do it.
December 2009, I went through surgery. I used my recovery time crocheting something new almost everyday!!!
About my Crocheting career..
From my aunt, I learned to crochet at a young age. I started seriously crocheting at around 2001, making lots and lots of scarves. When 2009 came rolling along, I was involved in an arts festival. I decided to make crochet projects, and stumbled upon AMIGURUMI!!!
Not to mention YARN BOMBING, which is also another genre of fiber arts I love to do. I've participated in the following shows:
Forest, for the Trees at Craft And Folk Art Museum in Los Angeles, CA. This is a traveling exhibit that started in Highland Park, CA at Future Studio, and has also been featured at the Orange County Faire in Southern California.
Have Yarn, Will Travel part of MOCA's Art In the Streets exhibit in Los Angeles, CA (August 2011)
Yarnbombing 18th in Santa Monica, CA (June 2011) - article by Turnstyle
Fig Knit-On in Highland Park, CA (Sept 2010). I'm the one who created the 'magazine stand cozy'. That news article has a picture of me there with my husband just as we finished setting up!
I’m a Visual Storyteller who enjoys to crochet on my spare time. I’ve been crocheting on and off for about 9 years. I usually make scarves (and when I first started, I made lots of goofy doilies). I want to expand my knowledge of crochet and learn to make other projects, as well as learn how to knit. I inherited tons of needles, I just don’t know how to do it.
December 2009, I went through surgery. I used my recovery time crocheting something new almost everyday!!!
About my Crocheting career..
From my aunt, I learned to crochet at a young age. I started seriously crocheting at around 2001, making lots and lots of scarves. When 2009 came rolling along, I was involved in an arts festival. I decided to make crochet projects, and stumbled upon AMIGURUMI!!!
Not to mention YARN BOMBING, which is also another genre of fiber arts I love to do. I've participated in the following shows:
Forest, for the Trees at Craft And Folk Art Museum in Los Angeles, CA. This is a traveling exhibit that started in Highland Park, CA at Future Studio, and has also been featured at the Orange County Faire in Southern California.
Have Yarn, Will Travel part of MOCA's Art In the Streets exhibit in Los Angeles, CA (August 2011)
Yarnbombing 18th in Santa Monica, CA (June 2011) - article by Turnstyle
Fig Knit-On in Highland Park, CA (Sept 2010). I'm the one who created the 'magazine stand cozy'. That news article has a picture of me there with my husband just as we finished setting up!
Favourite Visual Artist
Magda Sayeg
YBLA presents, Granny Squared at CAFAM
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The Craft and Folk Art Museum's opening of Granny Squared, is today! It will be up until July 1st. Check out our LA Times article:
http://www.latimes.com/features/home/la-lh-yarnbombing-craft-museum-grannysquared-20130524,0,1525614.story
Aaaa, so I also failed to mention that yesterday I stopped by CAFAM and dropped off some merchandise! I can proudly say that I have crochet amigurumi and boleros being sold at a MUSEUM! 8D Check it out, it will be available starting today, with the opening of the Granny Squared exhibit, and will possibly be available until July 1 when the exhibit is taken down. :)
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CAFAM Yarn Bombing
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For those of you who may or may not know... On May 25, the LA Craft and Folk Art Museum (CAFAM) is going to be completely yarn bombed! Our kickstarter/funding went through, and of course, people from ALL OVER THE WORLD have participated in this delightful 'bomb'. Check out an article written by one of the Yarn Bombing LA members, for more fun tidbits about this installation:
http://westmuse.wordpress.com/2013/05/09/the-cafam-granny-squared-project-los-angeles/
If you're in the LA area, please follow us on FaceBook so that you can have updates, or even join in on sewing squares, etc!
https://www.facebook.com/groups/yarnbombinglosangeles/?fr
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CALL FOR ENTRY: YBLA NEEDS 5" by 5" GRANNY SQUARES TO COVER CRAFT AND FOLK ART MUSEUM FACADE
Please send 5 inch by 5 inch granny squares in the following colors:
Bright Orange
White
Bright Green
Cyan
to the following address by March 1, 2013:
Yarnbombing Los Angeles
18th Street Arts Center
1653 18th Street #5
Santa Monica, CA 90404
In the package, please include your name, location, and favorite type of stitch, and we will credit you in all press mentions of the work.
Leave a comment on this entry or drop us a line at yarnbombing18(at)gmail(dot)com to let us know that you plan to contribute.
http://www.yarnbombinglosangeles.com/c
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oh my i love your works!! 
You have great ideas in your works! :3
You have great ideas in your works! :3Thank you so much, I really appreciate your compliment on my craft! (Sorry for the late reply)
No problem. 
I'm sometimes too really late for replying messages. XD
I'm sometimes too really late for replying messages. XDWelcome to 
We are so happy to have you!
Be sure to read the submission guideline on our group homepage so that your work can be seen!
We are so happy to have you!
Be sure to read the submission guideline on our group homepage so that your work can be seen!
Thank you so much! I would love to submit more, too I don't crochet as many amis nowadays, but I still have so many ideas in mind I need to crochet!!
I don't crochet as many amis nowadays, but I still have so many ideas in mind I need to crochet!!Well we are glad to have you, regardless! When you want some fun challenges to help you get back into ami making, you know where to head! We are getting ready to launch our first challenge in a few weeks.
Ooh! Super awesome. And thanks again 
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