OpenKnit clothing printer  Store-bought clothing can be
expensive, but not everyone has the talent or patience to make
their own attire. That may not be an issue if OpenKnit takes
off, though. The open source platform combines an affordable
(under $757), build-it-yourself clothing printer with Knitic
design software to let you make your own apparel quickly and
easily; once you're set up, you just need a template file and
some yarn. Aspiring designers can share their creations with the
world through Do Knit Yourself. OpenKnit's output is more
appropriate for the street than the fashion show catwalk, but it
could be ideal for anyone who wants to shake up their style at a
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