#chaining

[lovethisfatcryptid]

If you are bistitchual (meaning you can knit and crochet) which start do you hate more, casting on or chaining?

Which do hate more casting on or chaining?

Casting on

Chaining

I can only do one

I can't do either/I'm just nosey and want to see the answer

Voting ended onNov 12, 2025

I personally hate casting on soooooo much more. I'm kinda new to knitting and don't enjoy how easy it is to drop stitches and whatnot. And I loathe the long tail cast on and refuse to do it. I like cable cast on for a fancier edge or knit cast on for everyday projects.

[hotmalesmokegods]

[lilmarim0]

fr just chainrd for this, why? Why not? At least Player can finally rest in my fanfic

[mypokemonranch]

For my fourth Year of the Rabbit hunt I decided to go back to my shiny hunting roots and chain Buneary in Eterna Forest. We managed to find Mister Lopps, the timid shiny Buneary, at a chain of 40! 🐰💖

I was so surprised that I managed to get a shiny during my first attempt at chaining Buneary. Looks like all of those days of chaining in DPPT really paid off!

Once I grind up some more money in Shining Pearl we'll be starting up our hunt for Marill! 💙

[sonateharder]

Struggling to Get a Tricky Passage up to Tempo? Why Slow, Accurate Practice May Actually Be the Problem.

It’s been said that we must learn to walk before we can run. Which of course makes perfect sense, but have you ever encountered a speed plateau in a piece you’re working on? A section that you can totally play at about 80-90% of the final tempo, but no matter what you try, keep hitting a wall, and can’t seem to get over the hump? Why does this happen?

Great post with a couple of practical practice tips at the end.

[fortheloveoffanart]

Suptober20, day 8, Heartless

This is the biggest zentangle I have ever done. 7" dia.

I chose my tangles based on name and fit with show.

Laced, Biscus, Crossroads, Chaining, Cockles 'n' Muscles, Fang, Featherfall, Flutter Pie, Linked, Hurry, Jitterz, Skwirl, and Swarm.

Finding inspiration for this one was tough. Thankfully, when I turned to my partners for help, it was the spark I needed. I am only slightly regretting my choices, as it is super late as I'm drafting this post.

[losech]

Person without a fence: What's a good stake and tether to keep my dog on my property and able to be outside with me while I garden for an hour or two?

Furmommies/daddies: NEVER chain a dog! *shares AR propaganda* Chaining is CRUEL, you shouldn't have a dog if you don't have a fence!!!

Y'all can fuck right off with that anti animal ownership bullshit. There is absolutely nothing wrong with using a chain/tether to contain a dog. Your idiotic AR Lite mindset is what's killing legal animal ownership. It's also classist as fuck. Not everyone can afford a fence and not every dog will stay in one.

Pictured is my "abused" dog who bounces over fences that I keep safely on my property with a chain.