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#my wool blanket
obsob · 1 year
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making and weaving and loving! like we have done for millennia!!
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onuen · 2 months
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stimming-puppet · 1 month
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eraserhead baby stimboard with the color pink and themes of comfort and medicine x/x/x|x/x/x|x/x/x
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justgarb · 6 months
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This morning's project/test is a six strand skjoldehamn braid with 4 threads per strand for bulk.
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The goal is trim testing for tunics. This pattern is taken from the Skjoldehamn find, with instructions from Wyrd Kindred. Will be tossing this in the wash on hot to see how it shrinks on the recommendation of ye tumblr SCAdia hive mind. 19 inches at start
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Hottest setting inside of a delicate bag. Lost almost 2 inches but holy crap look at those ends! @sca-nerd Update: I'm not sure if this is a good idea to use on the linen tunics. I think I'll limit this to my hand wash items only.
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vainvex · 3 months
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i have the cutest sweater in the world btw
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fadeddebts · 6 months
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He is under da water. :3
- Edd (VA)
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beautifulbitch-2 · 1 year
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lisathestimful · 17 days
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kanata konoe stimboard for @abysswizardstimstuff !!
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bittyblog · 8 months
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We still don't have a name but he's pretty settled in now, enough to play with my wool when I'm trying to crochet (it's okay he's helping) (he's not but he's cute so I'll let it slide)
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mycological-mariner · 7 months
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Wool coats are literally the best inventions in the world. Standing in a cold, wet field for 3 days and I’m unbothered, I’m dry, I’m comfy. I live next to the sea and around this time of year the weather gets Wild. Besides the ocean spray, the mist from the river, there’s hale, pelting rain and chronic Dampness. But when I’m in my big Navy peacoat, I’m untouchable. Comfy, warm, it’s 20lbs, dries easily and the best invention ever
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obsob · 1 year
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there he is......the man of the house
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bearsinpotatosacks · 17 days
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Doing my first proper big crochet project. I've done a big square for my sister and a bookmark but I'm doing a blanket. No pattern just do a chain of how long you want it, I did it about 2 foot, then turn it around and do a stitch you’re comfortable with (the lady at the wool shop's advice not mine).
I'm getting such a sense of euphoria. I'm making a thing! I made that!
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sarahsofmills · 4 months
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Still available for sale $150
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disgruntled-lifeform · 8 months
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1. Kitchen towels on Kettricken
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2. Spinning on my antique wheel Blithe
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3. Crochet the Autumn Leaves blanket
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4. Drop spindle Polwarth & BFL
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marnz · 7 months
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any tips for getting into knitting? I tried knitting a scarf once and finished it, but dropped off after that. I find it very intimidating to try anything more interesting like a sweater
hi anon! i love this question! a scarf was my first project too, and it's a great first project, but tbh a scarf is kind of boring to do. I recommend doing a project like a hat or a blanket to dip your toe into knitting in the round.
i am working on my first ever sweater so I won't pretend to be an expert but i find knitting in the round, with needles connected by a cable, much more enjoyable than knitting flat (though you can knit everything flat), and you can also just turn the work over and over again while using a circular needle set to work a big project. after I made my scarf I made this blanket (here's the free pattern) using one long circular needle. It was interesting because it requires lots of different stitches, so you learn a lot and it looks fancy but it's still relatively easy, and it's the perfect time of year to make a blanket. it also knits up fast because it's super bulky so it doesn't take very long :) here's my blanket!
a hat is also fun and i promise it is pretty easy! all you need to know is how to cast on and how to join your stitches together without twisting the cast on (here's a good example). hats knit up pretty fast, i finished this hat in a few days. here's a free and popular basic pattern for a hat.
the good thing about knitting is that it has a ton of built in community. go to any yarn store and you will find knitters just hanging out, happy to help you with a project or trade techniques. Ravelry is a great resource for finding patterns or help. I love tincanknits for their designs and their tutorials. there is a lot of help online. I can post some of my favorite resource blogs for knitting help. knitting is also very social, you can knit while chatting with friends, you can knit on skype, you can go to knitting circles (my local pub has a knitting circle sunday nights).
at the end of the day, knitting means that you have to let go of perfectionism because it's so common to start a new project and have to learn new skills to finish that project. eventually as you learn how knitting works you learn that mistakes are a) part of it b) easily fixable c) won't hold you back from enjoying the end result. my blanket has a ton of mistakes because i am a beginner knitter but we still use it every day and i still like how it looks. it works out.
happy knitting <3
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cellamare · 15 days
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moving on from crocheting chickens as default self-soothing activity to crocheting granny squares
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