"did you just name you r goddamn wizard taCO -"

there are ALWAYS ways around stuff. it's just a matter of looking into it and asking around

I'M FREE

i made it as a part of a lotr hobbit cosplay (ノ・ω・)ノ

“Woodland”: blackberries on an autumn walk. With three purples and four greens, this is a complex and pretty colour that evokes the fall countryside. It’s on sock, sparkle, DK, and aran.

If y'all want vintage public domain knit patterns (usually from yarn companies), you can find it on Project Gutenberg.

Trust the process. Trust the stretchy process

Bring back people doing things for fun. Jesus.

This all day long … Elena Kanagy-Loux's article is right-on. I myself have made it a point in recent years not to share any content that glibly uses the phrase, "not your grandma's " because it's a) lazy and b) dismisses the real fact that grandmothers and older textile artists have worked hard to keep craft traditions alive and evolving, not to mention their immense skills. We should be thanking them and looking to them for inspiration, not mocking them. via @hyperallergic ❤️

At this point it’s almost every time I open the app that I see someone revolutionizing a hobby I didn’t know needed it.

*calls crochet wearables ugly* *dedicates whole subreddits to mocking ppls bacttlejackets* *dedicate whole subreddits to mocking beginners* *never shows themselves sewing, crocheting, or knitting only complains about those who don’t* *lumps customizing preexisting clothes with sewing your own pieces from patterns and fabric under “DIY”* *calls punks with crust pants dirty* *is STILL harassing that woman on tiktok for her rust dyed pieces* *thinks just bc there’s no goth bar in their bible belt state and saw some annoying teenagers on tiktok the WHOLE ENTIRE DECADES LONG SUBCULTURE IS DEAD*

The pinhole cast on allows you to start knitting in the round from the centre outwards without getting a hole in the middle.

Were running into a problem where fast fashiob is so integrated into society that even the ability to make your own, comfortable and long lasting, clothes is being threatened by capitalism

‘of fucking course i like knitting, you jackass,’ i say gently. ‘i wouldn’t do it otherwise.’