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I haven’t talked about The Sweater on here, which is a travesty. It’s gonna take me FOREVER but I adore it already. I found an all-over colorwork pattern I was already kind of obsessed with, and then I realized I could swap out the existing charts for anything I wanted~

The tension is a little rough on these starting rounds and I wish I had done a couple extra rows of ribbing, but I’m still in the ‘wait and see if it resolves’ phase before I frog and try again.

Pattern is Nordic Mix, yarn is Cascade 220 Superwash in Winter White and Berry Pink!

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Diez by Kate Veselunka on Ravelry

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You can grab the PDF pattern for my Drama Queen Cowl from my Etsy shop or Ravelry shop! 💞👏😊

https://www.etsy.com/listing/1629223968/crochet-pattern-drama-queen-crochet-cowl

Crochet Scarf Pattern: Drama Queen Crochet Cowl PDF Pattern!This crochet pattern is an instant download, also known as a digital download, a

As always, I will explain what materials you will need for this pattern. I will explain every stitch you will need to make this item, with

Get Drama Queen Cowl Crochet pattern! This pattern includes step-by-step instructions and video tutorials. Start crafting today on Ribblr!

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anonknitter

This ridiculous thing was very fun to make. One down one to go.

ebearcrochet

i love it. did you add the colours after knitting the sock? or did you knit it intarsia-style?

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Completed star shawl, made with Sultan Deluxe yarn from Hobbii. I really love how the beaded tassels really make the rest of the textured design of this shawl *pop*.

Pattern is ‘Persephone Shawl’ by KleinsFeinesAustria (etsy)

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Making a blanket for my mom I’m rly proud of how it’s coming out!

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I’m so enamored with this quilt design. I was a bit intimidated at first by how precise the points would have to be for this to come together, but with 10% credit to skill, 30% to aggressive pre-starching of fabric, and 60% to an incredibly well written, clear pattern with good templates and tons of diagrams, this came together shockingly easily. I did spend a lot of time prepping the fabric, cutting and taping the templates, and then cutting the fabrics, but the piecing was a breeze. I only ripped and redid two seams in the entire quilt! The pattern is “Chroma” from Taralee quiltery and, if it wasn’t clear, I would highly recommend anyone who is interested to check it out.

I’m only posting the top for now because I think I am going to hand quilt this one, which will take some time, but I just couldn’t wait to share.

60” circle, pieced February 2026