Stitch, please

This one gave me hell.

The D&D website has a Holiday Gift Guide up right now, and the banner has knitted themes on it so I combined all of those things into one sampler! Thought I’d toss it your way for any D&D nerds (like me) to see who follow you! Submitted by  a-soulless-lime

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We absolutely love this. You did a lovely job translating the motifs into something way more simple to stitch. I am in awe.

For those of you who haven’t seen the gift guide, here’s the cover–

Now, we hope you don’t mind. We expanded upon your idea because copy/paste does a lot of wonders and we thought it could be slightly longer/wider.

She’s not the only designer they’ve stolen unique fiber patterns from, and the indie dyer community is reaching out to a few more dyers with very singular designs that hobby lobby has also taken, so I’ll try to update the list as I can.

Stolen art is stolen livelihood. Please support artists, small time crafters and creators as you can, and if you recognize someone else’s yarn in the hobby lobby release, be sure to include them and a link to their store. There isn’t much else that they can do to fight this unfortunately.

The Lemonade Shop Yarns:

https://thelemonadeshopyarns.com

But anyways here’s a picture of my cat staring at me for staying up too late reading on ao3 as an apology.

I swear I still knit on Thursday nights during critical role.

My ACAB hat pattern is now live on Payhip and Ravelry 🔥🚓🔥 links to each are in my header 🖤❤

With the events in Minnesota last night, all I can say is this sentiment grows ever more relevant.

[ID: a 4 panel picture of a knitted beanie hat. It's all black with large red lettering that says "ACAB" and has a 5 point star design on the crown that incorporates the stitch decreases. It's shown laying flat, and on a mannequin head facing straight towards the camera, 180 degrees about-face, and turned sideways.]