Architects repeat modules to build rhythm, and so do knitters — here's how to translate a facade's grid into a wearable chart.
Masonry gets its strength from how units are stacked and bound — handspun yarn works the same way, and twist is your mortar.
Openwork isn't just decorative — borrow the logic of a breeze block wall and knit a cardigan that breathes where you need it to.
Architects design for how light moves through a day — borrow their tricks to make your knits and handspun look their best.
A stitch dictionary and an architectural plan book teach the same skill — how to see structure underneath surface.
How Frank Lloyd Wright's spiraling rotunda became a shawl pattern that grows outward in one continuous, unbroken line.
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