The Gregor Calendar 2011 Disappears With Each Passing Day
Meghan Young — December 28, 2010 — Art & Design
References: sweetbellausa & bookofjoe
The new year may not be here just yet, but as 2010 quickly disappears, the Gregor Calendar 2011 makes more and more sense. This unraveling date-keeper recedes with every passing day. Incredibly simple and yet also poetic, it is essentially a very long, knitted scarf.
Created by Patrick Frey Industrial Design, the Gregor Calendar 2011 is made out of wool. It comes with a wooden hanger for a naturalistic display that will add whimsy to your days.
Created by Patrick Frey Industrial Design, the Gregor Calendar 2011 is made out of wool. It comes with a wooden hanger for a naturalistic display that will add whimsy to your days.
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