How is Sherlock going to get any crime-solving done when he spends all his free time knitting?!
Sherlock is a compulsive knitter in my world. If you go here, you can see all the evidence.
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How is Sherlock going to get any crime-solving done when he spends all his free time knitting?!
Sherlock is a compulsive knitter in my world. If you go here, you can see all the evidence.
Inspired by the marvellous fic Ravelling by @calaisreno in which both Sherlock and John learn to knit.
The artwork is also for this month’s @sherlockchallenge: Joke
The colourful socks may look like one, but what they signify actually isn’t.
Aaaaand third pair done! Of a very whimsical project started near the end of summer 2024: Knitting 16 pairs of socks based on a lovely BBC Sherlock fanfiction story.
Ravelling: A Knitted Remix - pair 3: The Great Game
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Knitting beige cabled socks Johns jumper inspired socks?
A while back I read @calaisreno fanfic 'Ravelling' after stumbling across it on Tumblr. Apart from being beautifully written, it also really hit a chord for me, since knitting is what kept me somewhat sane over the last 2 years and has been a massive help just by keeping my hands and my mind busy.
Ever since I got into knitting bigger projects, I have been flirting with the idea of doing more fandom inspired knitting, since fandom is another big part of my everyday life. But knitting materials are expensive and I only want to knit clothes that I truly love and will get a lot of wear out of, and so far no bigger fanish project has ever appealed to me enough to make the commitment.
For some reason - before reading Ravelling - it hadn't even occurred to me that socks are right there! So just like John in this fanfic I too want to slowly start a fandom inspired sock collection, because that just sounds like a lot of fun.
I am starting off very beige. I found a pattern for an oatmeal jumper inspired sock and the same weekend I went out to shop for some groceries and came across the ideal beige yarn for the purpose. It was basically faith.
This has been my first time knitting a sock from the toe up (if we ignore the at least three times that I unravelled parts of this sock before I was happy with it) and I really like doing it this way! The yarn, while inexpensive and nice to look at, was a bit of a pain to work with though.
Overall I am not 100% sure how much this really resembles the actual oatmeal jumper, but even if it doesn't, it's still a very comfy and nice cable knit sock, just in time for the cold months and it has a special meaning just for me.
The problem with socks, he decides, is that people have heels.
John in Ravelling
While I wholeheartedly agree with that sentiment (even though this heel really wasn't that bad), there is an even bigger problem ... which is that people have TWO feet.
So I will post this here mainly to hold myself accountable to actually starting and finishing sock number 2 at some point (even though my mind has already merrily skipped further down fandom knitting lane and is now ogling 221 B wallpaper patterned socks or a Moriarty skull tie pattern). But I am sure I will return to oatmeal sock number 2 in 2-3 business months, just to discover that I have completely forgotten how I made the first one!
Wish me luck!
(And go and read Ravelling if you haven't yet. Go reread it if you have! And if you have the time and the spoons for it, go and create something!)
Near the end of summer 2024, I started a very whimsical fan project: Knitting 16 pairs of socks based on a lovely BBC Sherlock fanfiction story.
Basically, if you like reading blog entries about niche hobbies from slightly silly geriatric millennials, then this project is for you. XB
Ravelling: A Knitted Remix
Pair 8: Look At Us Both
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Near the end of summer 2024, I started a very whimsical fan project: Knitting 16 pairs of socks based on a lovely BBC Sherlock fanfiction story. If you like reading blog entries about niche hobbies from slightly silly geriatric millennials, then this project is for you. XB
Ravelling: A Knitted Remix
Pair 5: All Mysterious With Your Cheekbones
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can you make more sherlock knitting?
Hi there!
I've not been making much new stuff lately. I've been going through some stuff...
Anyways, there's a lot in my back catalogue, I've done probably dozens of different ones to do with my knitwear extended universe.
Edit: Oh also check out this series of images of just jumpers in general
Near the end of summer 2024, I started a very whimsical fan project: Knitting 16 pairs of socks based on a lovely BBC Sherlock fanfiction story. I finished the fourth pair today. :D
If you like reading blog entries about niche hobbies from slightly silly geriatric millennials, then this project is for you. XB
Ravelling: A Knitted Remix
Pair 4: Representation Matters
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