Art pieces designed to be worn, merging fashion and artistic expression, often using unconventional materials.

The ability to generate unique ideas and solutions, essential for innovative art-making in knitting.

The process of introducing new ideas or methods, particularly in using materials and techniques in knitting.

Art that uses textiles as its primary medium, encompassing techniques like knitting, weaving, and embroidery.

Non-traditional items used in art-making, such as recycled fabrics, plastics, or found objects.

A framework for understanding how colors interact, crucial for creating visually appealing knitted pieces.

An art technique that combines various materials and methods, enhancing the dimensionality of knitted art.

A collage of images, colors, and textures that visually represents an artist's vision and inspiration.

A sample piece of knitting used to test patterns, techniques, or materials before creating a final project.

The surface quality of a material, which can be manipulated in knitting to create depth and interest.

Knitting methods that create open, delicate patterns, adding elegance and complexity to wearable art.

A knitting technique that creates a twisted, rope-like effect, enhancing texture and visual appeal.

The process of recording your creative journey, including challenges and successes, for reflection and improvement.

An event or exhibition where artists present their work to an audience, emphasizing the importance of presentation.

Constructive criticism provided by peers or instructors, essential for growth and refinement in artistic skills.

Practices that promote environmental responsibility, often through the use of recycled or eco-friendly materials.

An individual’s unique perspective and style, guiding their creative process and final outcomes.

Keeping a record of daily work and development, crucial for tracking growth and learning in art-making.

The process of putting together different components of a knitted piece, ensuring functionality and aesthetics.

A public display of art, where artists showcase their work and engage with an audience.

A curated collection of an artist's work, demonstrating their skills, style, and artistic journey.

The process of conveying ideas and emotions through creative mediums, such as knitting.

Input and critiques from fellow students, fostering a collaborative learning environment.

A detailed drawing of the intended final piece, incorporating all elements and techniques to be used.