Time often seems to fly past with the ticking hands of a clock — but this intriguing unveiled by Norwegian designer at the Milan Furniture Fair turns traditional time telling on its head.
隨著指針滴答滴答地走動，時光在飛逝--但在米蘭家具展上展出的由挪威設計師Siren Elise Wilhelmsen設計的一個名為"365 Knitting Clock "的有趣的時鐘卻顛覆了傳統時鐘的概念。

Wilhelmsen swapped numbers for wool yarns to visualize time in a new physical form that changes and develops as days pass — the clock will knit a 2 meter long scarf over the course of a year. The un-knitted thread is also placed on display as a sign of how much time is left of the current year.
Wilhelmsen用毛線替代了數字從而實現了用一種新的實實在在的實物形態來將無形的時間可視化，這種實物形態隨著日子一天天過去而發生變化--它一年能織出一條2米長的圍巾。還未被織完的毛線也能被人們看得見，警示人們一年還剩下多少時間。
Often products that create strong emotional attachments are more likely to survive in today’s throwaway society, and we think that the is a great example of multifunctional design that resonates with the passage of time.
在如今這個用后即丟的快銷社會，能夠喚起人們強烈的情感共鳴的產品往往更能夠在競爭中勝出，我們認為365 Knitting Clock就一個能夠讓人感受時光流逝的很好的多功能設計典范。