#irish moss

[jadafitch]

RED SEAWEEDS 1 Irish Moss (Chondrus crispus) 2 Laver (Porphyra umbilicalis) 3 Caribbean Sea Moss (Gracilaria tikvahiae) 4 Rainbow Leaf (Mazzaella californica) 5 Turkish Washcloth (Mastocarpus papillatus) 6 Common Coralline (Corallina officinalis) 7 Nori (Pyropia sp.) 8 Sea Sacs (Halosaccion glandiforme) 9 Dulse (Palmaria palmata)

Art for Tasha Greenwood’s Edible & Medicinal Seaweeds: A Guide to Healing & Nutritive Ocean Plants, published by Storey.

[textillianfiber]

A snow day means progress on the Don't Ewe Want Me Shawl, which is a good thing because one of my other projects needs to be ripped out and started over with modifications.

[dorka]

Look at this 1st class top quality champion moss

[textillian]

Got some good daylight this morning to take proper photos.

My most recent Don't Ewe Want Me Shawl in LolaBean Yarn Co Dream Bean. This time, the colorways are Orange Peel, Tangerine, and Mandarin.

[yournormalidiot]

Sometimes I think abt that one tiktok I saw of an amercian lady going on abt how there was so many types of moss in ireland and she was so excited abt it and ya

[crippled-peeper]

Cypress surge

Euphorbia cyparissias

Puget Sound, North America

[wallflowerstudio]

A mix of succulents in a handmade hypertufa container.

[knit-me-a-blanket]

Wip Wednesday

I really hate to disappoint all of you, but I'm still not casting on the Knitting for Olive yarn that I purchased back in August. I realized that I didn't order enough yarn for the sweater and will have to order more. I'm going to order these extra balls from my local yarn shop. Still, because of their ordering system, it can take up to four weeks to arrive. Because of that, I'm going to get started on something else and eagerly await the arrival of my silk mohair.

I've cast on the Minimalist Cable Cardigan with Caron Simply Soft in the color Ocean. (You can see my Ravelry notes here.) This is actually a stash-buster project. I purchased this yarn years ago to make a project that I can no longer remember. I have just enough to make this cardigan, and I'm going for it!

And of course, here's an update on my current sock. It's a rainbow variegated yarn from Rising Tide Fiber Co. This is also the same company I used to make my socks for my LLS fundraiser over the summer. I cannot for the life of me find this colorway, but they have a lot of really great colors available on their website. You should check them out!

The sock is a simple top-down pattern in an Irish Moss stitch. I have quite a few rainbow garments that I was looking to pair these socks with. I chose an easy, textured pattern to showcase the yarn while also being able to match it with everything I pair it with.