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Stash check: July 2024
Have cleaned up my stash on Ravelry, including adding new stash yarns (mainly several balls of J&S for an ambitious upcoming colourwork adventure), and marking many yarns as "all used up" (including anything I have less than 5g of because while they may work their way into scrappy projects, they don't weigh on me like larger quantities of yarn and prove very useful for mending).
Where are we at now? 5322g of yarn.
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some 2022 makes: baby toque, baby blanket, baby sweaters, a few pairs of mitts, and a headband/earwarmer #fibruarychallenge2023 https://www.instagram.com/p/CoP4qYgJTjg/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
knitting from stash in 2023
Inspired by both The Crimson Stitchery's annual Stashless initiative and by RetroClaude's recent project to knit from stash, I've decided it’s time for me to give this a go, too.
So I started the year with a yarn audit. After making sure all my Ravelry projects were up to date and that all my yarn is entered into my Ravelry stash, I am slightly overwhelmed to have found that...
I have 6722g of yarn.
6.7kg!
Approximately 67 x 100g skeins.
For me, this is simply a shame-free exercise of remembering the beautiful crafting materials that I already have and appreciatively working through them. Although I am a little overwhelmed when I add it all up, I was actually pretty energized going through all of my existing yarns and I’m looking forward to making the projects that I’ve dreamed up for them.
Time to get knitting!
The Woodwardia jumper by Lydia Gluck in Pom Pom Quarterly’s Spring 2019 issue caught my eye right away with it’s relaxed, slightly boxy shape, pretty raglan detail, and spring-timey pin…
Pulled this photo from the 2019 Edinburgh Yarn Festival photo gallery because OMG WHAT IS THIS PATTERN? It’s beautiful! This person looks like they are standing at the Brooklyn Tweed market booth and I’ve searched Brooklyn Tweed patterns (on the off chance that it is one) and can’t seem to come up with a match.
Do you know what this pattern is? Please please tell me. I *must* knit it. <3
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For her birthday, I gave my sister a knitted object of her choosing. From a collection of patterns and ideas I pulled together on Ravelry, she chose the Camaro, a top-down seamless sweater with fun…
I’m a happy camper with my newly finished Ephemeris wrap in two shades of Mondim sock yarn. For me, this is Pom Pom project number 3 (the Riley top being my first and Moondust Mittens my seco…
Cheddar to Priddy (5.5 miles) The walk leaving Cheddar was very pleasant. Here the Mendip Way doubles up with other walking paths that take you between towns for local beer tasting and we wondered …
Shepton Mallet to Frome (12.5 miles) This was a long day! In general, we were tired from previous days of walking, and although 12.5 miles is not a huge distance to cover in a day over relatively f…
Wells to Shepton Mallet (6 miles Leaving Wells, we passed by the beautiful Bishops Palace Gardens and moat and a stone sign pointing the way to Glastonbury Tor. A stone sign points the way to Glast…
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An Afternoon & A Morning In Wells We had enough time in the afternoon after arriving from Wookey Hole on our Day 5 walk, and in the morning before setting out to Shepton Mallet on our Day 6 wal…
Priddy to Wells (5.5 miles – but not really) Our soaking clothes hadn’t fully dried overnight and it was still raining in the morning when we woke up and so we made the executive decisi…
In September 2018, I walked the Mendip Way with my parents. This walk in Somerset, England from Weston-super-Mare (near Bristol) to Frome promises green rolling hills, fresh air, a taste of the Eng…
Loxton to Cheddar (11.5 miles) This was a bigger day, beginning with a climb up Crook’s Peak. Even though it was spitting rain and grey, we still had views of the countryside – green hi…
Weston-super-Mare to Loxton (6.25 miles) We stayed overnight at Weston-super-Mare, had breakfast, and started on our way first thing in the morning. Depending on where you are staying, apparently y…
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Ever heard of the British TV show ‘Escape to the Country’? My dad really likes that show, and this is what inspired my parents to do this particular walk and invite me along. I have to …
I got properly into knitting in 2018. This is my 2018 project list with some reflections on each project I completed this year and what I learned. I also included the places where I purchased the y…