Welcome to Knot-Sew-Fine Arts, a division of CLK. We specialize in handmade products and acronyms, which is why we’re calling Knot-Sew-Fine Arts “KSFA” from this point forward.
The KSFA division of CLK employs a vast amount of felt, stuffing, thread, dead leeches, and broken glass. This sounds scary, but only because it’s worded in a weird way. Also, for us, every day is Halloween, so we have a lot of spooky things we’ll force upon you. Again, this sounds scary, but only because of inappropriate wording.
Ready to find out more? Read on for additional poor word choices.
HISTORY
During forced electrical sewing class as a child, CLK was told, “It’s okay, not everyone can sew.” This was the pivotal moment that eventually guided us to KSFA.
Nose to the spool, CLK began protest sewing—not the way it was taught, but by hand. There were no rules, no patterns. It began with simple ideas and progressed into hardcore dedication filled with self-education and mistakin’. Still, no rules, no patterns. Everything just cut and made to work.
Ultimately, it was decided upon to do things on a larger scale. Eventually, embroidery and other arts got thrown into the mix. Now we’re at where we’re at, and we’ll continue with new ideas. But what we won’t do is change the original formula:
No rules, no patterns.