I gotta sell this one I think. Anybuggy wanna make an offer before I put braincycles toward figuring out a cost?
Hood of Toyota RAV4 for scale (with lounging dashboard skeleton for lols)
May I offer you some texture in these trying times?
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I gotta sell this one I think. Anybuggy wanna make an offer before I put braincycles toward figuring out a cost?
Hood of Toyota RAV4 for scale (with lounging dashboard skeleton for lols)
May I offer you some texture in these trying times?
I forget I made this and then like once a year somebody buys one
I grabbed the recipe from the back of the somen noodle package, a recipe for bang bang noodles, and my love for baby bok choy and pushed them all together whispering “now kissssss”
Chicken with soy sauce, water, and Morin sauce, powdered garlic because I didn’t think to grab fresh, and diced green/spring onions on top. Baked in a covered dish at 480F for 27 minutes.
5C water brought to boil with .5 tsp each of sugar and salt, 1Tbs each of soy and mirin sauce, and half the remaining diced green onion. Somen noodles added when boiling, closely followed by baby bok choy.
Noodles and bbc drained in colander with a bowl underneath to reserve the water.
Water returned to the pan, bottled sesame sauce added. Slowly boiled down. When the chicken came out of the oven, the remaining juices were also added to this sauce.
Voila! I now have lunch for today and the rest of the work week for the low low price of, uh....three times what it would have cost to get frozen dinners. But this is homemade and I know it is full of deliciousness and zero kale or riced cauliflower, plus now I have all the ingredients for next time aside from fresh chicken and baby bok choy, woo!
As an added bonus, there is so much sauce left over I can pour it off in a spare jar when it cools for Daughterchild to use in her ramen. Double woo!
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Almost done, and perfect for posting - a 13-repeat Lost Souls shawl, for Friday the 13th. It is absolutely for sale.
Due to a change in circumstances in the past year, I am in fact counting on the sales of my finished objects for survival. Ask any questions you want. Make me an offer whom I try not to have a panic attack about all the things they found wrong with my vehicle during inspection today.
The yarn is 2/14 alpaca silk.
If on the RAV4 we were calling it the TOYOTATHONG event, what is it going to be called on the Kia? SOULPATCH perhaps?
Anyway. New shawl done!
The pattern is the Leto Shawl from MyCrochetory if any of y’all want to make it yourself.
Yes, the edge is lined with picots. No, I didn’t hate doing them this time somehow.
Yes, it is for sale. Make me an offer!
*checks time* awwww yiss, not midnight yet which means it is still
FINISHED! OBJECT! FRIDAAAAAAY!!!!
There will be more pictures in proper light, but you KNOW I couldn’t wait to take and share pictures right away. I’ve been working on this one for WEEKS!
And as you can see, it was promptly determined to be fit for a tiny fuzzy queen
I think she approves. And then she graciously fucked off so I could take a full photo and some catless closeups
For scale, this is on a queen size bed. And because I only finished a few minutes ago, it is as yet unblocked. The yarn is Nazli Gelin Garden Metallic; 99% Egyptian cotton, 1% glitter yarn. The pattern is mostly Rozetti Yarns Crochet Shawl free from Universal Yarns; I wasn’t wild about the edge as written so I did my own shenanigan for the final row.
As I have no special occasions in my future that this shawl would be great for, I am definitely putting it up for sale. Matrimony, festivals, wandering the moors with a candelabra, embracing your inner Stevie Nicks - choose your own occasion and make me an offer.
Daylight pictures coming hopefully tomorrow
I finished a shawl! Knitting! Aaaaand I am probably going to have to frog it.
For reasons I have not been able to puzzle out, the top edge (which is the end of the rows) has NO stretch.
Therefore, the whole thing sort of buckles/puckers around the top center, which is where I started. There has got to be some method to having a springier edge, I just don’t know what it is.
I do like how the patterning in the body came out, anyway, and it was good practice. I’m faster and smoother now with both knitting and purling than I was when I began. Since that was, ultimately, the goal? I’m feeling pretty good about it overall.
MISTAKES ARE FOR LEARNING! FUCKUPS ALLOW FOR GROWTH.
if anybody has thoughts about how I might have achieved a stretchier edge with my row ends, please advise.
The pattern is Lionberry by Narniel of Endor and is a free download on Ravelry.
Progress update:
I am almost done with five repeats. Normally a full shawl is somewhere between 11-15 repeats. This, however, has it only as wide as my laptop keyboard.
I am now accepting guesses/suggestions for how many repeats this should/will be!