#yarnspeak

[yarn-freak]

don’t do fibre arts and drugs kids bc someday you’ll be squinting at pixels on a screen for 20 minutes at 1 in the morning because you saw a blanket

edit: i think i was wrong. two rows of white on the outside of each piece, then go straight to the solid edge. updated ^_^

edit 2: it’s probably a light off white in the centre of the squares. and it’s definitely NOT worsted weight. either sock yarn or tight stitched lightweight. Worsted weight makes a GREAT old lady blanket though!

[yarn-freak]

i forget sometimes that i know how to embroider

[yarn-freak]

it does

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check reblogs for my #myjeans altering process ^_^

original post: hi besties does literally anyone know how to lower the waistband of jeans. not take it in or let it out, i just want all my pants to be low rise instead of high waisted. these damned pockets in the way

[yarn-freak]

i’ve been busy :>

so my favourite pair of cargo pants got a hole in the side from a rambunctious puppy. i, being me, picked at the loose threads and tore the hole open over some time until there was a sexy slit down the outer seam. figured i might as well cut the seam out so it’s open all the way, since i’d wanted to flare them anyway.

but then! i had the idea to fill it in with crochet instead of netting, since sewing is not my strong suit.

this was the placeholder. months have passed since.

a week ago i decided i needed to finish what i started, so i whipped out my coolest and second-worst textured yarn (red heart neon stripes!) for a simple triangle insert.

which turned out to not be the case. i have so many loose yarn pieces from measuring the short stripes.

tacked it down with a basting stitch before going over it with bright orange yarn (looks super light in the pic??) and removing the thread

bam💥 clowncore. now for the other leg.

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guess who had to frog 24 st2tog because i forgot to fuckingggg skip stitches between them ^W^

how it’s cardigoing

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sometimes “20” stitches is actually 200 stitches in 20 little trenchcoats

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and remember kids: never take notes. never write down your pattern. freehand that shit and tell no one how you did it