is this knit

finally got my birch sweater off the needles :) I started it the day of my job interview for the job I’ve been working in four months now… still have to block it but I’m so happy with it already!!

Eva Cardigan by PetiteKnit, size XS (on gauge), Sweet Georgia Merino DK in Cauldron

my latest lil Sophie scarf, a barista complimented me on the neatness when I took my dad out for a coffee and it’s the first time anyone has complimented my knitting in public! made from leftovers of an Oslo hat. I know the pattern was so overrated years ago but with the cold of this winter I’ve been wearing one daily tucked into my coat and it’s small enough to shove in my purse which makes it so handy

my Monday sweater! the softest and most comfortable thing I’ve ever made!! I feel that it’s a little long… but should be good for the workplace when I start my new job at the end of the month 🥳

first sweater of the year! Maggie cardigan, knit in sport weight bfl and so cozy!!!! I still need to add buttons but I’ve been getting a lot of wear out of it without

packed up and gifted finally! Musselburgh hats - this year was tough and these became my comfort pattern, I knit 12 total 😬

finished the hat for my mom & made her a tiny ornament sweater since I don’t want to waste any of this hhf yarn!! still have to block it but I think it looks great 🫶

cloud blouse was so quick to make, used relatively little yarn (~3.2 skeins) and is so comfortable to wear! highly recommend cloud blouse if you’re looking for a mindless knit!!

blocking some Christmas gifts! I adore the highlighter pink colour so much - both hat colours are based on the recipient’s preferred colours/style so very different vibes but I’m so proud of both. my second traveler shawl will be a gift for my mom - I started it when we knew my grandma was going to pass and finished it the morning of the funeral (it’s stash yarn in colours she loved, so I’m looking forward to gifting it to my mom)

after washing and drying, I cut with a rotary cutter at 25 inches, after hemming they measured 16x23 each. I’m happy with these! my third set of tea towels so far, and I genuinely see improvement each time!

19.5 feet of woven cotton to be (washed, dried, ironed, cut) hemmed and turned into tea towels to gift this Christmas :)

second traveler cowl! stress knitting project to help me start to grieve my grandma

musselburgh no 21! using my hedgehog fibres yarn to celebrate project 100 on my ravelry :)

I know the sleeves look like they’re different sizes - I have 12 more stitches on one of the needles just so I wasn’t splitting the cable so rest assured they do match!!

if you’re wanting a super bulky weight 100% wool that miraculously doesn’t felt I’d recommend using Briggs & Little!

currently in the felting process… my fingers are crossed. I didn’t use the yarn the pattern used but I picked a 100% wool with the same weight so it should have the same effect