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Here's another interesting knit project by artist Ben Fino Radin. This particular object takes the shape of an old Macintosh 128k computer from the 1980s.
Knit Macintosh brings back the good old days
Posted by Jonah Brucker-Cohen |
Oct 29, 2008 06:00 AM
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Very cute... only it isn't really knit. It's stitched on plastic canvas. Are those inserts for changing the screen?
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That's not a knit Macintosh. See the caption: "plastic canvas and yarn". Knitting is something very different.
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Not knit. Needlepoint. Still fun.
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Everyone's right; that's needlepoint not knitting.
And as egregious an error as saying it's a needlepoint IBM 5150.
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obviously plastic canvas tapestry, not knitted.
tsk tsk, does no one even read the descriptions of things before they post them on here?
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