[trailofkisses]

everyone look at my jumper so far. it’s so not the season for a mohair merino blend cable knit but i love her

[dannyandpip]

from natural white combed top corridale wool to socks

another experiment, im still learning how to dye with predictable results. the yarn is 3 ply with two singles spun with z twist and the third with s twist, and then s plyed. it's a technique i tried for the first time that apparently is done for socks to make them more stretchy. can confirm they are very comfy and the yarn looks uneven by itself but even when knitted up

[attackedastoria]

FINALLY finished the dress... its so pretty but I'm so glad its done lol

Pattern is Kanata Kerchief tank by RightBrainCrochet, modified into a dress

[perpetualpigeons]

I knit this commissioned sweater vest last summer -- it was my first time taking a knitting commission, which was very scary, but also very fun. It's knit in By Laxtons' Sheepsoft DK, using the same pattern I used for my friend's sweater vest.

[ID: A V-necked sweater vest, with a dark blue background and white designs. There is a repeating bird motif around the hem, a dog lying down on the front, and someone riding a horse whilst holding a bird of prey on the back. end ID]

[smsomah]

Scanned from the book Oman Adorned: A Portrait in Silver; 1997; Miranda Morris & Pauline Shelton

[pehme-kiisu]

[threebeescrochet]

A cute little crochet ferret! His eyes are a little crooked, but it just gives him more character <3

This pattern is by Complicated Knots and available for free on YouTube!

[koniknits]

Me: I'll take the loom downstairs so maybe I can get some weaving done in between all the householding

The latest criminal:

[things-from-strings]

🕸BEHOLD MY BOY!!!🕸

after who knows how many months of puzzling out the geometry, running out of the right colors, & feeling like i'd NEVER be done making flower motifs, HERE HE IS!! in all his orange glory!!

the cutest, sweetest, most huggable spider in the WORLD!!! ✨️💖🕷💖✨️

his name is Arson 🔥🥰🔥

[sleepandblog]

crochet rocky and earth 🌍 🪨

i want to make Adrian next but i have 4 people who want me to make them a rocky 😭

[journeyman-tier-fibercraft]

I haven't been knitting at all this year because my bones exploded again but just pulling up Niebling charts has me wanting to knit complex lace...

I have located my last doily which I stopped knitting before some very confusing instructions and try to pick it back up again.

I don't have a lot of time to knit these days but I will Make time for her.

[journeyman-tier-fibercraft]

Wow it looks almost exactly the same. I finished chart 2 of 3. At this point every row is about 400 stitches. It's a bit rough on my hands, this cotton thread is Not doing my bones any favours, so I've mostly been doing like 10 stitches and having to put it down. However today I managed to knit three whole rows!

[lilcraftycrispy]

progress shots progress shots progress shotsssss

not in any kind of order as this thing took me like 4 months and i cannot work on a panelled project like panel a/panel b/ panel c, I have to bip around to keep my brain alert and happy. so it was knitted sporadically with the use of a checklist and soooo many silly little scribble doodles to comprehend the 3d aspects. love that knitting is almost sculptural when you let your mind be taken by it

anyways it's Flowers again innit. adore this pattern, it's written with so much care and warmth and love for the people in her life. you'll see what I mean if you read it, there's wedding pics and a dedication I was nearly crying my first read through T_T

[alarming-prism]

the top i'm blocking is dry but sadly i don't think it matters. marina has claimed it.

[vincentbriggs]

Forcing myself to do some mending by going out of town to visit family for a few days and packing 3 shirts that have holes in them. The patches are the same fabric as the shirt, it's just faded a lot with washing.

[vincentbriggs]

Patched another one.

I've never done it this way before and I hope it holds up well. Last time I tried patching shirts was several years ago, and that time I folded in the edges of the patches and whipstitched them down, which was bad because it left a hard sturdy edge for the weaker fabric to tear along. This time I stuck the patches on flat and did closely spaced rows of running stitch in both directions, which spreads out the reinforcement more evenly and doesn't leave a bulky edge. It seems to be the more usual thing to do with thinning worn out fabrics from what I've seen.

[countingstitchesisforlosers]

Working the heel flap. I love the way it looks on the inside

[merildae]

Body of my sweater is done!

[artistofthefloatingworld]

miscellaneous sculptures by Ruben Raven imitating filet crochet