#finished objects

With Eurovision 2026 coming in a matter of days, kicking off on Tuesday, 12 May, I have a new finished object to share with you! I have made Eurovision-inspired projects in the past, but the majority of them have been shawls, usually of the crocheted variety. However, in the months leading up to this year’s Contest, as soon as I saw the winner of one of the national finals that are used to…

Helix crop finished!

Beltane sweater all done! Technically reversible? The cast on amount was tiiiiny, so I knit flat until I had 80st, then joined to work in the round. It shrank a bit more in the dryer than I had intended (forgot about it 😥) but it’s super wash wool, so getting it wet again should help stretch it out a bit.

Also added bust shaping. Also also added a purl at the side seams to give it a little structure.

finishing the hat….

Rumble raglan is all done!

If you finish wool accessories, does that stop the cold weather?

This bag is loosely based on a string bag pattern from here, but I did the handles differently (crochet). (I’ll add a direct pattern link after I knit another one, I think; I think this is my best one from last summer, but I want to make sure before I go hyping it up.)

I found the decreases confusing, but this is because I ignored the pattern even though I think the guy who wrote it worked really hard on them, and had the wrong number of stitches at the beginning, so I was kind of faking it til they fell in line. Anyway I am really happy with it and it makes me want to make endless string bags like the @milkweedman.