There are many types of hobbies, from playing an instrument, singing, reading, taking care of plants, etc. Today we will dedicate this post to those who love fabric. Sam Barsky is a man who is a fan of knitting all kinds of clothes, not just socks and scarves. His specialty is the sweaters with the image of different tourist places that he visits and then is photographed with his creations.
But Sam isn’t limited to famous tourist spots. He also weaves costumes with images of animals and festive paraphernalia and other fun things. The most important characteristic of a knitter is that he does not use knitting patterns, but rather he creates his own wool masterpieces by eye, so to speak. An extremely talented man.
1-. Puerto interior, Baltimore.
2-. Portland Lighthouse Shopping Center.
3-. National Park, Colo.
4-. New Jersey suburbs.
This sweater was knitted specifically for a trip there in the summer of 2018. A Victorian mansion is in the front and there’s also a lighthouse in the back.
5-. Gateway Arch National Park in St. Louis. Louis.
The sweater represents the courthouse, which is located directly across the field from the famous arch known as the “West Gate . “
6-. West Gate.
7-. Sweater in honor of owls.
8-. Colonial Williamsburg
Colonial Williamsburg is nothing less than an interactive museum city of North American living history. A very interesting and educational place.
9-. Alpaca sweater.
This is an alpaca sweater. Woven with 100% alpaca yarn and represents alpacas. Designed to be worn at the Maryland Alpaca Festival each November. What can you say? There are never too many alpacas!
10-. Stonehenge
11-. Pagoda, parque Petterson en Baltimore.
12-. Ein Gedi, Israel
13-. London bridge.
Photo from my visit to London in 2014. I liked the design of this sweater so much that I knitted another one just like it.
14-. Montgomery College, campus de Germantown
