new project on the loom
gf says it's very botw/totk aesthetic and i think she's right, this would be a great bit of trim or accessory piece on a Link cosplayer
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new project on the loom
gf says it's very botw/totk aesthetic and i think she's right, this would be a great bit of trim or accessory piece on a Link cosplayer
Close-ups on a handspun, hand-knit infinity scarf I made recently! The wool fiber came in five 1oz colorways that I spun individually and then knit in stripes. Very autumnal. Very powerful.
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i realised recently i never posted this guy finished. his name is Edward (effervescent) and i once edited him from discord emojis . he's been done for like a year
Not knitting nor crochet but a secret third thing
(Finally got the hang of nalbinding--here im working with some merino i spun up with a drop spindle)
This silly idea turned out SO CUTE it's worth the fluff that now covers every inch of my bedroom floor :D
usual catalogue post to follow ^v^
Update: Pattern now live!
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Started work on a pillow case for my grandma.... stay tuned for more whimsical fibercrafts 😋
First time doing a thing with rolags that's bigger than 1-2 of them! At 67g this is still small but way bigger than all but one project I have spun so far, and that one was a commercial braid, so this very much feels special
Distributed them into two gradients for the two plies. From experience I know i can cram about 25g of fiber on one spindle so i'll play it safe and split this entire load into four (two rolags/three rolags for both plies)