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billy black
mohair and other sweaters
I started making these when I worked with Philip Normal at the Happy Shack in Camden in 2006. People bought them, so I carried on. I still wear my first one, but they’re more finessed now, and I use a wider variety of yarns. I love jumpers, sweaters, pullovers, woollies, whatever you want to call them.
Another octopus | A logo sweater | Breakfast of Champions |
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Bleeding heart liberals forever. | Bowie's magic lives on. | Blue sky thinking |
Cotton Love | Electric Blue Bowie Homage | I get mohair anywhere I can find it...so often there are little bits of many colours |
Homage to Leigh Bowery- back | Homage to Leigh Bowery- front | Daddy Christmas |
For Jou Jou la Menthe | Get In My Car. | Fireside Favourite |
He saved every one of us | I started making and selling mohair sweaters at the Happy Shack, Philip Normal's shop in C | I love the bluebell nonsense on spring, and neon in November |
It's good to dress as your favourite cake sometimes. | I was commissioned to make a sloth for someone's gift to their partner | I'm all about customer satisfaction |
In delightful alpaca wool, from my lovely friend and alpaca farmer, Hazel in Toodyay, West | In honour of the Backstreet, 1985- 2022 | I'm quite obsessed with playing cards |
Maybe we shouldn't. | Making eyes at you | In soft Yorkshire wool. |
Lava lamp in soft Donegal yarn | Knitted rendition of a painting for Patrick Church | Mohair's not for everyone- an acrylic version |
Me with me octopus | More acieeed! | Mohair stripes are a classic |
Not the most practical vest I have made for the Black Isle in Scotland. | My first mohair sweater. I still wear it. | Pacman |
My knittings for Morecco at Lisbon fashion week | Oranges are not the only fruit | Red Square |
Patrick Church feeling the love | Portuguese yarn- cotton, wool and acrylic | Pink and Grey. What a Galah. |
Portuguese presenter Carina Caldeira looking gorge as always | Sweater Dress | Raver's Nation. For the amazing My Bad Sister |
Stripes | Tetris | The gorgeous Fay and Daniel in Bowie |
The gorgeous Daniel wearing Prince | The gorgeous Chloe in her caterpillar dress | The gorgeous Matthew in his crochet outfit for Burning Man |
The gorgeous Fay on Hammersmith Bridge | There's a Funkadelic song called Lunchmeatophobia, where George Clinton sings Think! It ai | The gorgeous Scott, wearing Bowie at Philip Normal in Brixton |
The spectrum is a recurring theme for me | The Menace | Tinsel Tetris |
There's a squirrel in the garden | Twins for Unruly Beauty | When you knit toys, you need to start knitting food. Where will it all end. |
We were made for dancing | Well it was cheaper than booking a holiday | When in doubt think pink, and puff sleeves |
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