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Evacuees from Kharkiv region knit for Ukrainian military
KHARKIV, UKRAINE - NOVEMBER 27, 2024 - Tetiana who was evacuated from Kivsharivka village knits warm clothes for the Ukrainian military in a hostel housing people with reduced mobility from Kupiansk district in Kharkiv region, Kharkiv, northeastern Ukraine. (Ukrinform/POLARIS) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Evacuees from Kharkiv region knit for Ukrainian military
KHARKIV, UKRAINE - NOVEMBER 27, 2024 - Tetiana who was evacuated from Kivsharivka village knits warm clothes for the Ukrainian military in a hostel housing people with reduced mobility from Kupiansk district in Kharkiv region, Kharkiv, northeastern Ukraine. (Ukrinform/POLARIS) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Evacuees from Kharkiv region knit for Ukrainian military
KHARKIV, UKRAINE - NOVEMBER 27, 2024 - Tetiana who was evacuated from Kivsharivka village knits warm clothes for the Ukrainian military in a hostel housing people with reduced mobility from Kupiansk district in Kharkiv region, Kharkiv, northeastern Ukraine. (Ukrinform/POLARIS) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Evacuees from Kharkiv region knit for Ukrainian military
KHARKIV, UKRAINE - NOVEMBER 27, 2024 - Zinaida Malik knits socks for the winter for the Ukrainian military in a hostel housing people with reduced mobility from Kupiansk district in Kharkiv region, Kharkiv, northeastern Ukraine. (Ukrinform/POLARIS) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Evacuees from Kharkiv region knit for Ukrainian military
KHARKIV, UKRAINE - NOVEMBER 27, 2024 - Tetiana who was evacuated from Kivsharivka village knits warm clothes for the Ukrainian military in a hostel housing people with reduced mobility from Kupiansk district in Kharkiv region, Kharkiv, northeastern Ukraine. (Ukrinform/POLARIS) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Evacuees from Kharkiv region knit for Ukrainian military
KHARKIV, UKRAINE - NOVEMBER 27, 2024 - Tetiana who was evacuated from Kivsharivka village knits warm clothes for the Ukrainian military in a hostel housing people with reduced mobility from Kupiansk district in Kharkiv region, Kharkiv, northeastern Ukraine. (Ukrinform/POLARIS) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Evacuees from Kharkiv region knit for Ukrainian military
KHARKIV, UKRAINE - NOVEMBER 27, 2024 - Zinaida Malik knits socks for the winter for the Ukrainian military in a hostel housing people with reduced mobility from Kupiansk district in Kharkiv region, Kharkiv, northeastern Ukraine. (Ukrinform/POLARIS) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Evacuees from Kharkiv region knit for Ukrainian military
KHARKIV, UKRAINE - NOVEMBER 27, 2024 - Zinaida Malik knits socks for the winter for the Ukrainian military in a hostel housing people with reduced mobility from Kupiansk district in Kharkiv region, Kharkiv, northeastern Ukraine. (Ukrinform/POLARIS) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Evacuees from Kharkiv region knit for Ukrainian military
KHARKIV, UKRAINE - NOVEMBER 27, 2024 - A woman holds socks knitted by Zinaida Malik for the Ukrainian military in a hostel housing people with reduced mobility from Kupiansk district in Kharkiv region, Kharkiv, northeastern Ukraine. (Ukrinform/POLARIS) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Evacuees from Kharkiv region knit for Ukrainian military
KHARKIV, UKRAINE - NOVEMBER 27, 2024 - Zinaida Malik knits socks for the winter for the Ukrainian military in a hostel housing people with reduced mobility from Kupiansk district in Kharkiv region, Kharkiv, northeastern Ukraine. (Ukrinform/POLARIS) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Evacuees from Kharkiv region knit for Ukrainian military
KHARKIV, UKRAINE - NOVEMBER 27, 2024 - Zinaida Malik knits socks for the winter for the Ukrainian military in a hostel housing people with reduced mobility from Kupiansk district in Kharkiv region, Kharkiv, northeastern Ukraine. (Ukrinform/POLARIS) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Evacuees from Kharkiv region knit for Ukrainian military
KHARKIV, UKRAINE - NOVEMBER 27, 2024 - Zinaida Malik knits socks for the winter for the Ukrainian military in a hostel housing people with reduced mobility from Kupiansk district in Kharkiv region, Kharkiv, northeastern Ukraine. (Ukrinform/POLARIS) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Post box knitting installation outside Windsor Castle today. The Duke of Edinburgh's funeral will take place at St George's Chapel in the grounds of Windsor Castle at 15:00 BST on Saturday.
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Windsor
Post box knitting installation outside Windsor Castle today. The Duke of Edinburgh's funeral will take place at St George's Chapel in the grounds of Windsor Castle at 15:00 BST on Saturday.
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Windsor
Post box knitting installation outside Windsor Castle today. The Duke of Edinburgh's funeral will take place at St George's Chapel in the grounds of Windsor Castle at 15:00 BST on Saturday.
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Windsor
Post box knitting installation outside Windsor Castle today. The Duke of Edinburgh's funeral will take place at St George's Chapel in the grounds of Windsor Castle at 15:00 BST on Saturday.
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Windsor
Post box knitting installation outside Windsor Castle today. The Duke of Edinburgh's funeral will take place at St George's Chapel in the grounds of Windsor Castle at 15:00 BST on Saturday.
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Windsor
Post box knitting installation outside Windsor Castle today. The Duke of Edinburgh's funeral will take place at St George's Chapel in the grounds of Windsor Castle at 15:00 BST on Saturday.
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Meet the woman who makes jumpers from people’s cats. Rather than throw away the “beautiful” hair of her Ragdoll cat, Mittens, which came off when he was brushed, Irene Lerman decided to knit with it. Now she has requests from people to knit with hair
Experience: I knit with pet hair.
A customer asked me to make a replica out of her catÕs fur when it died. She took the knitted cat to bed and slept well for the first time since her loss.
Irene Lerman: ÔItÕs better to collect hair by brushing while the pet is alive.Õ
I was born in the former Soviet Union, where my mother taught me to knit when I was very young. It was a skill every Russian woman had when I was growing up, because clothes were in short supply. After moving to Boston, Massachusetts, in the 1990s, I quickly fell out of the habit: why knit a cardigan you could easily pick up for $20 in a store?
It was adopting a cat that led to me taking it up again. I had always thought of myself as a dog person, but when I was offered a beautiful ragdoll cat called Mittens, I couldnÕt resist him. Ragdolls have soft, silky coats, and Mittens loved to be brushed. His hair was so beautiful that rather than throw away the loose strands that came away in the brush, I started collecting them. Eventually, I had enough to fill a shoebox. ThatÕs when I wondered if it might be any good as yarn.
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Meet the woman who makes jumpers from people’s cats. Rather than throw away the “beautiful” hair of her Ragdoll cat, Mittens, which came off when he was brushed, Irene Lerman decided to knit with it. Now she has requests from people to knit with hair
Experience: I knit with pet hair.
A customer asked me to make a replica out of her catÕs fur when it died. She took the knitted cat to bed and slept well for the first time since her loss.
Irene Lerman: ÔItÕs better to collect hair by brushing while the pet is alive.Õ
I was born in the former Soviet Union, where my mother taught me to knit when I was very young. It was a skill every Russian woman had when I was growing up, because clothes were in short supply. After moving to Boston, Massachusetts, in the 1990s, I quickly fell out of the habit: why knit a cardigan you could easily pick up for $20 in a store?
It was adopting a cat that led to me taking it up again. I had always thought of myself as a dog person, but when I was offered a beautiful ragdoll cat called Mittens, I couldnÕt resist him. Ragdolls have soft, silky coats, and Mittens loved to be brushed. His hair was so beautiful that rather than throw away the loose strands that came away in the brush, I started collecting them. Eventually, I had enough to fill a shoebox. ThatÕs when I wondered if it might be any good as yarn.
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Meet the woman who makes jumpers from people’s cats. Rather than throw away the “beautiful” hair of her Ragdoll cat, Mittens, which came off when he was brushed, Irene Lerman decided to knit with it. Now she has requests from people to knit with hair
Experience: I knit with pet hair.
A customer asked me to make a replica out of her catÕs fur when it died. She took the knitted cat to bed and slept well for the first time since her loss.
Irene Lerman: ÔItÕs better to collect hair by brushing while the pet is alive.Õ
I was born in the former Soviet Union, where my mother taught me to knit when I was very young. It was a skill every Russian woman had when I was growing up, because clothes were in short supply. After moving to Boston, Massachusetts, in the 1990s, I quickly fell out of the habit: why knit a cardigan you could easily pick up for $20 in a store?
It was adopting a cat that led to me taking it up again. I had always thought of myself as a dog person, but when I was offered a beautiful ragdoll cat called Mittens, I couldnÕt resist him. Ragdolls have soft, silky coats, and Mittens loved to be brushed. His hair was so beautiful that rather than throw away the loose strands that came away in the brush, I started collecting them. Eventually, I had enough to fill a shoebox. ThatÕs when I wondered if it might be any good as yarn.
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Meet the woman who makes jumpers from people’s cats. Rather than throw away the “beautiful” hair of her Ragdoll cat, Mittens, which came off when he was brushed, Irene Lerman decided to knit with it. Now she has requests from people to knit with hair
Experience: I knit with pet hair.
A customer asked me to make a replica out of her catÕs fur when it died. She took the knitted cat to bed and slept well for the first time since her loss.
Irene Lerman: ÔItÕs better to collect hair by brushing while the pet is alive.Õ
I was born in the former Soviet Union, where my mother taught me to knit when I was very young. It was a skill every Russian woman had when I was growing up, because clothes were in short supply. After moving to Boston, Massachusetts, in the 1990s, I quickly fell out of the habit: why knit a cardigan you could easily pick up for $20 in a store?
It was adopting a cat that led to me taking it up again. I had always thought of myself as a dog person, but when I was offered a beautiful ragdoll cat called Mittens, I couldnÕt resist him. Ragdolls have soft, silky coats, and Mittens loved to be brushed. His hair was so beautiful that rather than throw away the loose strands that came away in the brush, I started collecting them. Eventually, I had enough to fill a shoebox. ThatÕs when I wondered if it might be any good as yarn.
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Meet the woman who makes jumpers from people’s cats. Rather than throw away the “beautiful” hair of her Ragdoll cat, Mittens, which came off when he was brushed, Irene Lerman decided to knit with it. Now she has requests from people to knit with hair
Experience: I knit with pet hair.
A customer asked me to make a replica out of her catÕs fur when it died. She took the knitted cat to bed and slept well for the first time since her loss.
Irene Lerman: ÔItÕs better to collect hair by brushing while the pet is alive.Õ
I was born in the former Soviet Union, where my mother taught me to knit when I was very young. It was a skill every Russian woman had when I was growing up, because clothes were in short supply. After moving to Boston, Massachusetts, in the 1990s, I quickly fell out of the habit: why knit a cardigan you could easily pick up for $20 in a store?
It was adopting a cat that led to me taking it up again. I had always thought of myself as a dog person, but when I was offered a beautiful ragdoll cat called Mittens, I couldnÕt resist him. Ragdolls have soft, silky coats, and Mittens loved to be brushed. His hair was so beautiful that rather than throw away the loose strands that came away in the brush, I started collecting them. Eventually, I had enough to fill a shoebox. ThatÕs when I wondered if it might be any good as yarn.
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Meet the woman who makes jumpers from people’s cats. Rather than throw away the “beautiful” hair of her Ragdoll cat, Mittens, which came off when he was brushed, Irene Lerman decided to knit with it. Now she has requests from people to knit with hair
Experience: I knit with pet hair.
A customer asked me to make a replica out of her catÕs fur when it died. She took the knitted cat to bed and slept well for the first time since her loss.
Irene Lerman: ÔItÕs better to collect hair by brushing while the pet is alive.Õ
I was born in the former Soviet Union, where my mother taught me to knit when I was very young. It was a skill every Russian woman had when I was growing up, because clothes were in short supply. After moving to Boston, Massachusetts, in the 1990s, I quickly fell out of the habit: why knit a cardigan you could easily pick up for $20 in a store?
It was adopting a cat that led to me taking it up again. I had always thought of myself as a dog person, but when I was offered a beautiful ragdoll cat called Mittens, I couldnÕt resist him. Ragdolls have soft, silky coats, and Mittens loved to be brushed. His hair was so beautiful that rather than throw away the loose strands that came away in the brush, I started collecting them. Eventually, I had enough to fill a shoebox. ThatÕs when I wondered if it might be any good as yarn.
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Patisserie Bakery made entirely from Knitted food
The patisserie bakery entitled ‘The Art of Love Bakery’ by artist Kate jenkins of Brighton which consists of more than 500 knitted and crochet baked items.
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Patisserie Bakery made entirely from Knitted food
The patisserie bakery entitled ‘The Art of Love Bakery’ by artist Kate jenkins of Brighton which consists of more than 500 knitted and crochet baked items.
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Patisserie Bakery made entirely from Knitted food
The patisserie bakery entitled ‘The Art of Love Bakery’ by artist Kate jenkins of Brighton which consists of more than 500 knitted and crochet baked items.
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Patisserie Bakery made entirely from Knitted food
Seeded loaves from the patisserie bakery entitled ‘The Art of Love Bakery’ by artist Kate Jenkins of Brighton which consists of more than 500 knitted and crochet baked items.
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Patisserie Bakery made entirely from Knitted food
A mixed fruit tart from the patisserie bakery entitled ‘The Art of Love Bakery’ by artist Kate jenkins of Brighton which consists of more than 500 knitted and crochet baked items.
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Patisserie Bakery made entirely from Knitted food
Mad about Macaroons from the patisserie bakery entitled ‘The Art of Love Bakery’ by artist Kate jenkins of Brighton which consists of more than 500 knitted and crochet baked items.
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Patisserie Bakery made entirely from Knitted food
A mixed fruit tart from the patisserie bakery entitled ‘The Art of Love Bakery’ by artist Kate jenkins of Brighton which consists of more than 500 knitted and crochet baked items.
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Patisserie Bakery made entirely from Knitted food
A mixed fruit tart from the patisserie bakery entitled ‘The Art of Love Bakery’ by artist Kate jenkins of Brighton which consists of more than 500 knitted and crochet baked items.
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Patisserie Bakery made entirely from Knitted food
Bakewell tarts from the patisserie bakery entitled ‘The Art of Love Bakery’ by artist Kate jenkins of Brighton which consists of more than 500 knitted and crochet baked items.
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Patisserie Bakery made entirely from Knitted food
Macaroons from the patisserie bakery entitled ‘The Art of Love Bakery’ by artist Kate Jenkins of Brighton which consists of more than 500 knitted and crochet baked items.
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Patisserie Bakery made entirely from Knitted food
Raspberry tart from patisserie bakery entitled ‘The Art of Love Bakery’ by artist Kate jenkins of Brighton which consists of more than 500 knitted and crochet baked items.
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Patisserie Bakery made entirely from Knitted food
Macaroons from the patisserie bakery entitled ‘The Art of Love Bakery’ by artist Kate Jenkins of Brighton which consists of more than 500 knitted and crochet baked items.
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Patisserie Bakery made entirely from Knitted food
A mixed berry fruit tart from the patisserie bakery entitled ‘The Art of Love Bakery’ by artist Kate Jenkins of Brighton which consists of more than 500 knitted and crochet baked items.
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Patisserie Bakery made entirely from Knitted food
A Raspberry chocolate tart from patisserie bakery entitled ‘The Art of Love Bakery’ by artist Kate jenkins of Brighton which consists of more than 500 knitted and crochet baked items.
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Patisserie Bakery made entirely from Knitted food
A Chocolate doughnut from the patisserie bakery entitled ‘The Art of Love Bakery’ by artist Kate Jenkins of Brighton which consists of more than 500 knitted and crochet baked items.
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Patisserie Bakery made entirely from Knitted food
A mini Bakewell tart from the patisserie bakery entitled ‘The Art of Love Bakery’ by artist Kate Jenkins of Brighton which consists of more than 500 knitted and crochet baked items.
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Patisserie Bakery made entirely from Knitted food
A seeded bagel from the patisserie bakery entitled ‘The Art of Love Bakery’ by artist Kate Jenkins of Brighton which consists of more than 500 knitted and crochet baked items.
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Patisserie Bakery made entirely from Knitted food
Pain Au Raisin from the patisserie bakery entitled ‘The Art of Love Bakery’ by artist Kate Jenkins of Brighton which consists of more than 500 knitted and crochet baked items.
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Patisserie Bakery made entirely from Knitted food
A pretzel from the patisserie bakery entitled ‘The Art of Love Bakery’ by artist Kate Jenkins of Brighton which consists of more than 500 knitted and crochet baked items.
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Patisserie Bakery made entirely from Knitted food
Pain Au Raisin from the patisserie bakery entitled ‘The Art of Love Bakery’ by artist Kate jenkins of Brighton which consists of more than 500 knitted and crochet baked items.
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Patisserie Bakery made entirely from Knitted food
A mixed fruit tart from the patisserie bakery entitled ‘The Art of Love Bakery’ by artist Kate jenkins of Brighton which consists of more than 500 knitted and crochet baked items.
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Patisserie Bakery made entirely from Knitted food
A chocolate Roulade from the patisserie bakery entitled ‘The Art of Love Bakery’ by artist Kate jenkins of Brighton which consists of more than 500 knitted and crochet baked items.
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Patisserie Bakery made entirely from Knitted food
A mixed fruit tart from the patisserie bakery entitled ‘The Art of Love Bakery’ by artist Kate jenkins of Brighton which consists of more than 500 knitted and crochet baked items.
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Patisserie Bakery made entirely from Knitted food
Raspberry tart from patisserie bakery entitled ‘The Art of Love Bakery’ by artist Kate jenkins of Brighton which consists of more than 500 knitted and crochet baked items.
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Patisserie Bakery made entirely from Knitted food
A mixed berry fruit tart from the patisserie bakery entitled ‘The Art of Love Bakery’ by artist Kate Jenkins of Brighton which consists of more than 500 knitted and crochet baked items.
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Patisserie Bakery made entirely from Knitted food
A mixed berry fruit tart from the patisserie bakery entitled ‘The Art of Love Bakery’ by artist Kate Jenkins of Brighton which consists of more than 500 knitted and crochet baked items.
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