Definition of "knitwork" [knit•work]

• A network of yarn created by interlacing threads of yarn in a series of connected loops using straight eyeless needles or by machine; knitting. (noun)

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• ""knitwork," with tips, patterns, and a great variety of yarn."
• "When it comes time to install, she gathers up a team of friends and local volunteers to cut and affix the knitwork."
• "The oldest knitwork Sundbø discovered in her late-twentieth-century rag pile was a pair of seventeenth-century mittens, discarded alongside heavily patched longjohns, black-and-white fishermen's sweaters, and decades of stylish pullovers and jackets adapted, often with clever variations, from patterns published in women's magazines that ranged from the late nineteenth to the mid-twentieth century."