By Kristiana Hall
An artist has created a purl-fect menu of foods made entirely out of wool.
Kate Jenkins, from Rhymney Valley, South Wales, has been a knitwear artist for more than 20 years.

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The 47-year-old’s latest crocheted creations – which appear good enough to eat – include pigs in blankets, pasta, salad and seafood.
Kate, who originally trained as a fashion knitwear designer and is now based in Brighton, East Sussex, said: “I discovered my love of creating food back in 2007.
“My first solo show was in London, where I recreated a café.
“Since then I have created a crocheted dinner party, a supermarket, a knitted and crocheted garden and knitted an entire fish counter.

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“The main reaction I often get is that people smile and laugh.”
Kate said the amount of time it takes her to create her knitted foods depends on the item.
Her next large-scale project is a knitted and crocheted patisserie and bakery which will be showcased in Barcelona in May 2019.

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She added: “I never really time myself as I am always working on several projects at once.
“For example when I knitted the fish counter it took nine months to create from start to completion.”