KNITTER Samuel Barsky is a real jet-sweater — creating a matching patterned woolly for each landmark he visits.
The 45-year-old travels to seven iconic destinations a year, spending the month before on his pullover.
He then posts snaps on social media and makes a living by selling his designs.
They include Stonehenge, Tower Bridge, New York’s Statue of Liberty and LA’s Hollywood sign.
Samuel, 45, from Baltimore, US, first made jumpers for him and wife Deborah, 54.
Samuel said: “I first learnt to knit twenty years ago, and straight away I was a natural at it.
“17 months after my first lesson, I decided to knit what I saw – and it was an experiment that went well.
“The most complex design I’ve attempted was Times Square in New York, because I find it much harder to do urban scenes.
“I initially just knitted the jumpers for me and my wife Deborah, 54, a supermarket promoter.
“But whilst she’s not a massive fan of knitwear, I was surprised by the amount of people online that loved my designs.”
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Samuel’s online presence has catapulted with over 50k followers on Facebook alone and he’s had to diversify from just jumpers.
Travelling all over, Samuel accommodates for the warmer climates by knitting short sleeve jumpers and even dresses for his wife.
Samuel added: “I take inspiration from the world around me – I love travelling with my wife, and I’ll knit and get my creativity from the scenery.
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