A recently finished commission for a friend!
Honestly these were lots of fun to work on.
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A recently finished commission for a friend!
Honestly these were lots of fun to work on.
In. LOVE. With this! I can’t wait to wear it once it cools down more!! I used tuteate‘s super braided cowl tutorial to help make this! If you guys do loom knit and haven’t checked them out yet, please do so! They’ve got some amazing tutorials that are easy to follow along!
I am tempted to make it in a different color. 😩
Enjoy!!
I can't post on Facebook about how proud I am of my accomplishment so yall get to hear it. 32 years ago for Christmas my grandma made each of her grandkids a tissue box cover. I learned how to do plastic canvas in high school years after she passed in crafts class. Ever since my mom has made comments about how it would ne nice if I repeated this Christmas present idea and this year I decided to do it. It took 12 months to do all 11 boxes, and that's pretty good considering the many times this year when I couldn't work on my current project. Some I had to redo major parts of more than once and two I finished, hated and pulled apart to start over. A few I used patterns for but most of these I made up, much to my frustration when my counts were off and I had to resize the pattern. But I did it! They are done and ready to wrap.
ah yes, that famous yarn-crafting technique, crotchet
Unpopular witchcraft opinion: Yarn is the most versatile spell component of all times, it can be used in just about anything and can be used to substitute nearly anything in a spell. It is also the most overlooked.
I'm having a little trouble organizing my thoughts here, but I wanted to try to explain something I've been thinking a lot about.
I've thought of an interesting twist on a temperature blanket but oh my god it would be so much work
Standard temp blanket template, a row a day EXCEPT every row is divided in quarters and you do the avg temp for every six hours
You get to see the temp change over the day as well as over the year
Anyway I've already started my 2020 temp blanket so maybe this is 2025 or something idk