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While writing up other patterns, I am playing around with new yarn to see how the colors play together. The yarn is Kim Dyes Yarn's Cronut Sport in the colorways Pink Oyster and Plum. I have a bunch of different stitches to try out.
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Giesswein Merino Wool Knit. Test & Erfahrungen mit den Schuhen im Street Style Look
One of the names that I considered for this pattern was Crossfade, but decided against it because I thought it implied too much about the color. That said, if you want to do a fade for My Ever Changing Moods, but not sure how to go about it, here is what I did.
Each colorway that I selected had a color in it that could be found in the next colorway. (Or, at least, was similar enough.) Slainte and Lavandula have a blue in common. There's a purple in common between the Lavandula and Vegetable Medley. And finally, Vegetable Medley and Cin Cin share an orange.
Will this work 100% of the time? Probably not, but it is a place to start with putting colorways together when I get overwhelmed by choices and nudges me in a direction that I want to go.
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Thank you all for your response to my new pattern! It's truly gratifying to have my work appreciated.
My Ever Changing Moods Shawl is partly based on how I am tend to transition from one mood to another and how those moods blend into one another. You might say I am kind of a slow boil. This shawl is the embodiment of that idea (and a few others).
My Ever Changing Moods Shawl is live!
This shawl began life at Maryland Sheep and Wool Festival. I saw all of the new colorways that Into the Whirled had created, and I wanted to design something that would blend some of them together. I eventually settled on a tuck stitch that would serve to transition between colorways, while still only working with one strand of yarn at a time.
The garter stitch adds a bit of texture. I decided on this triangular shape to help move the colors around with the short repeats that are used in these yarns.
Colorways of Pakokku Sock used in sample are:
Slainte
Lavandula
Vegetable Medley
Cin Cin
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Got a little merino silk sample to play with, first time spinning silk
Also Messi rubbed me the wrong way when the ball he kicked hit Merino in his face and he didn't even go to check up on him or anything. Like you couldn't spare a second? Give him an apologetic pat on his shoulder or something?
What a farce
What a joke
Absolutely corrupt
