Jessica Turnbull

Baltic Constructivism

Baltic Constructivism Spring/Summer 2022 is a modern interpretation of knitwear inspired by travels to Estonia and the contrasts in architectural details between two areas of Tallinn; The Old Town and Lasnamäe. The use of unconventional yarns combinations has created unexpected three-dimensional outcomes. The Making process evolved into studying different yarns behaviours and how this effect the character of the knit, trying to push the boundaries of people’s perception of knit and what it can be used for.

Baltic Constructivism

Part of Baltic Constructivism Collection 2021. Inspired by the architecture of Estonia and the moment of the Estonian song and dance festival dancers this piece evokes play and stimulation through the use of juxtaposing yarn combinations creating a fluid 3D form. Dead stock yarns have been used in the creation of

Baltic Constructivism

Seen here is another example Baltic Constructivism 2021 collection. Left leg is recycled plastic bottle yarn fabric inspired by architectural facades. On right leg is Moire fabric using geometric static patterns to create movement through clever scale increases and repetition inspired by water movement.

Baltic Constructivism

Baltic Constructivism

Baltic Constructivism

Baltic Constructivism

Baltic Constructivism

Baltic Constructivism

Baltic Constructivism

Baltic Constructivism