#yarn bending

[beck-a-leck]

Absolutely rude how when you knit a piece that has consistent increases, it takes longer and longer to finish a row.

Sure at the beginning it's wonderful. Don't have to cast on a million stitches. You blink and you've done like 10 rows.

But watch out!

A little later and it's suddenly taking 84 years to finish one row and your wrists are tired and you only have to knit another inch or two but it will take approximately 5-6 business years.

[hauntedsocks]

About halfway thru my Melly Knits Breeze batt. 80% CVM x Corriedale 20% Cotton.

I have no earthly idea what this yarn will look or feel like at the end. But the process is fascinating. This is my "non-wool" and "new to me" fiber for Spindle Bingo.

[attrummori]

Not drawings, buy I keep getting compliments today on this set I knitted a few years ago so wanted to share.

[stitch-please]

Tips for your 2020 WIPs

Wear a mask

Defund the Police

Purchase 1 more skein of yarn than you think you need

And remember! Trans! Rights! (your stitches will thank you)

[somethingthatsnot]

I like to snuggle with my projects before I gift them so they're filled with love

[queuebusters]

Didn't realize I was knitting a carrot lol

[robotsloth]

Sitting at the dining room table teaching my mum to crochet

[helloyarnknot]

Take a look at that triangle of lovely ribbing 👀 I may try some underarm cabling for my next garment, definitely saving stitch patterns for it 👌🏻

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