Monday, April 25, 2011
Saturday, April 9, 2011
Olek " knitting is for pus"
i've been fascinated with this since i saw it on the streets of nyc. I know the show has been up for some time but have yet to get around to going to see it at the Christopher Henry Gallery. This is my mission, to see this in the next week. Olek is awesome.
Friday, December 17, 2010
Monday, November 8, 2010
AMS i need you
ams knits i need you today, its freezing in my apartment and these awesome knits would sure do the trick in keeping this ole girl warm. its snowing on long island and hailing in brooklyn.
Tuesday, January 13, 2009
Wednesday, October 8, 2008
Thursday, September 18, 2008





When BS develops their designs, they use handcrafted knitting techniques that are always important. Using natural materials like cotton, wool, or rolled edge jersey, Boessert Schorn work with knit parts, ribbons, or strings which are made into creations such as necklaces and scarves, employing elaborate hand stitched patterned needlework for some of the more complex designs. Rough handmade embroidery creates a "patchwork" look and the traditional macrame technique takes on the look of valueable lace. One idea leads to another and their current collection inspires the next.
Although their knitting techniques are central in their work, it plays a secondary role to the Boessert Schorn style of wearable, everyday oversized shirts and sweaters (some unisex) which they wear-test themselves. Muted colors, crumpled materials, nonchalance, and contradiction are what you'll find in any given season.













































