Rocking-Knit chair knits hats as it rocks
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The Rocking-Knit was exhibited at ECAL’s Low-Tech Factory exposition
The Rocking-Knit chair
The hat is deposited above the user's head
A series of gears are driven forward by the regular movement of the chair (Photo: ECAL/Nicolas Genta)
The Rocking-Knit was created by students Damien Ludi and Colin Peillex (Photo: ECAL/Nicolas Genta)
The finished hat (Photo: ECAL/Nicolas Genta)
Article Summary
If the idea of knitting your own hat has always appealed in theory, but you don’t know your double pointed needles from your garter stitch, then you may wish to take a look at the Rocking-Knit chair.
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