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i think the luckiest moment of my life - at least, the luckiest moment i'm aware of & can remember - was when i poured HOURS of wrist-grinding labor into nålbinding baby socks with no pattern & vague measurements pirated off a machine-made baby sock, and they turned out weirdly long and skinny. and then the baby was born with such weirdly long and skinny feet that the only socks that fit him were the ones i made. what a very specific little lottery to win.
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being an everything crafter is great but also sucks. like i want to get my watercolors out but i need to put away my microcrochet first. i want to do some leatherwork but my oil paints are on the table. i want to whittle but i'm using the bucket i catch wood shavings in to hold my papermaking mush. i want to write my book but my hands are too busy knitting a sweater. i want to code another video game but i'm too busy studying nalebinding. do you see my problem. the problem is that i need more hands
Not knitting nor crochet but a secret third thing
(Finally got the hang of nalbinding--here im working with some merino i spun up with a drop spindle)
If anyone has ever told you that yarn isn't sentient they're LYING because not only is it sentient it's EVIL and it CHOSES TO TANGLE ITSELF SO IT'S HARDER TO WORK WITH
People who call all yarn arts "knitting" upon seeing shibari for the first time: This, too, is knitting
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Did I share this? I don't think I did. I finished a nalbound shawl, including blocking something for the first time!
100% Jacob sheep wool, from a neighbor's sheep. She spun the yarn, and I bought the pretty variegated skeins from her and made this. The ombre effect wasn't intentional, but I do like it a lot.
All York stitch, with a simple two-strand twist around the edge for decoration.
Starting yet another sock at the medieval fair in Limache today
I used the woven band for my new bag. The bag itself is done by nålbinding. The band is used to secure the edges. I made two mistakes during weaving but fortunately they will be nearly invisible in the end. Now I need to make another band for the front. I am still not sure which pattern I want to use.
