Jul 23
Little throw rug I made today as part of a stash busting challenge. Had a ball of Bernat Home Bundle left over from a houswarming blanket I made for a friend. It’s a little over 60cm/24” in diameter.
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Little throw rug I made today as part of a stash busting challenge. Had a ball of Bernat Home Bundle left over from a houswarming blanket I made for a friend. It’s a little over 60cm/24” in diameter.
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BUT I finally photographed this thing I finally finished:
Mitered squares baby blanket from acryllic yarns I'm never going to wear myself now that I've been medically warned off artificial fibre. I started it in I think early 2021, and it was slight lockdown madness where I started knitting squares for a blanket on 2 mm needles. No idea what I was thinking there. Back then I thought it was a blanket for myself. No idea what I was thnking there either.
Now it's a slightly chaotic baby blanket for charity, and I'm ultimately very happy with how it turned out, even when, at the last moment, I managed to mess up the order in which I sewed the squares together. Yes, it's a mitered square blanket sewn together from individual squares. It's easier to travel with and do in small implements that way, even if the finishing was then a pain.
It used up over 250 g of yarns that had been languishing in various stashes, so. Success, and I've started another, this time in greater thickness on larger needles because I've learned my lesson. Even though admittedly the end result does seem worth of the effort in the end, it's so fun and neat at that gauge, even in its semi-planned chaos. But. So much time, and I have so many other things to do.
Super-long scrap yarn scarf I made for my mum!! Plus a matching one for Klaus :D This was a Christmas gift but I kept forgetting to get pictures rip
Yarn: random stash DK! I think most of it's acrylic
Pattern: 1x1 rib until the cows come home! this is my favourite way to make a squishy, warm, reversible scarf
There's a type of yarn in the stash: the disappointing yarn that I never get around to using because it was just... not quite right. I realized this week that really need some kitchen cloths and used up some of my disappointing stash.
I have more of this yarn in different colors. Maybe next snow storm.
Yarn Thoughts On: Red Heart All-In-One Sweet Hearts Motif
I heard about Red Heart's newest line of all-in-one yarn and wanted to try out. So I did the fiscally responsible thing of using my yarn stash before impulse purchasing new yarn.
I made two squares that came out to ~5.5" inches unblocked using a 5mm hook following the pattern. I had to weave in ends in awkward places at round 3 of this pattern so I see why this yarn was made.
Trying out their heart motif pattern helped me determine if this yarn would even be worth purchasing. Ultimately, I've decided that this yarn wouldn't be a good fit for me
Yarn Used: Lion's Brand Pound of Love in Claret and Red Heart Super Saver in Soft White
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Need a way to get through your fabric stash and give you some help this flu and cold season? Then follow this easy tutorial to make your own
I was sick and too lazy to go to the store for Kleenex so I made handkerchiefs instead.
Photos of a quilt I made two years ago. This was a great stash busting project, I mainly used leftovers from various medium weight linens I had made skirts, dresses, aprons and chemises out of. Only the backing fabric, quilting thread, and batting were bought for this project. I originally wanted to do triangles, but they ate up so much seam allowance that we got cute squares instead!
As we can see, the boyfriend likes it very much.