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My toxic knitting trait is that I have made a lot of sweaters, and so I have a pretty good idea of how certain types of construction will fit my body, and if I pick up your pattern and it is not the construction I prefer, most of the time I will strip it for parts and bastardize your invention into a frankensweater made the same way as all of my other favorites.
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Crafting iceberg
How many (mostly fiber) crafts can you do?
Note: The chart isn't ranked by difficulty. The order is how many people can do it / got first introduced to (imo of course).
For simplification I put only headlines (embroidery= satin stich, cross stich etc) there.
This knitting slump has been very long. I promised people I love several elaborate projects and saw them as a barrier I had to get past before I could knit anything for myself—the result was I lost the inspiration and I didn’t knit anything at all for over a year. Bit by bit I’m getting back into it. The first step was finishing something just for me I abandoned long ago. Thanks to people on my previous post for suggesting exactly this.
I found this cable chart somewhere and came up with a headband pattern that gives it a nice I-cord edge, finally flipping inside out and knitting stitches together with the cast-on edge while binding off. It’s very easy and I hope to type it up as a proper little pattern soon. As nice as they look I’m really not a big fan of twisted headbands and this is just right for me. Fits well, love the color, it’s fully mine and it feels great to be knitting again.
For ages I’ve had this bottle crate sitting around doing nothing, and simultaneously wanting to organize my knitting needles in such a way that they are actually organized, and yesterday my old brain finally put the two things together. Ta-da!
ravelry is so dangerous.....I'm getting excited about patterns i only just found while there's two unfinished shawls sitting on my desk
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read pattern then buy yarn read pattern THEN buy yarn READ PATTERN THEN BUY YARN
the main problem with making things is finishing the projects you start
So it turns out when you do the criss-cross method on a loop that isn't designed for that sort of use, going back and forth across the middle bit adds a lot of width to the blanket!
I knew it was going to be longer than 3 feet, but I wasn't expecting.... this:
Salotl for scale, depicted here as a 5'3 human sized person!
