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The outrageously popular Musselburgh hat pattern, I have to admit, is worth the hype. The beginning sucked, but once you get through that it's a mindlessly knit tube. Good shit 👌

The yarn probably has a lot to do with my satisfaction though, it is Woolfolk Tynd ($$) such a delight to touch and wear.

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A tiny sock and a tiny pretzel with seed beads for salt

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I just want to say, any time I'm having a bad day, looking at the project pages on ravelry of this pattern and seeing dozens of adorable kitties in their warm cozy hoodies that they absolutely hate wearing makes things so much better.

Purr-fect Pattern: Knit An Adorable Cat Hoodie: 👉 https://buff.ly/3mZzEO7

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Just curious, so far I've only ever used circular needles without magic loop but that's only because I haven't learned other methods yet

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I started one of the famous Musselburgh hats. The pattern was gifted by a friend, otherwise I would not have bought it. The most advanced piece of knowledge needed is how to calculate size from gauge and the pattern provides a handy dandy chart--not gonna lie, it's nice and probably worth the 6 bucks... just cast on and go. Otherwise if you already have a hat pattern you know and like (and want to wear doubled) just knit two of em tip to tip 🤷‍♀️

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2024 sweater roundup (sweater as a loose term)

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Chinook Winds pattern from the autumn 2024 Pom Pom magazine. I love it! The fringe took forever and I refuse to add any to the backside

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It's small! Patrick can use it as a pillow though

But I bet with big big yarn it can be made human sized

What the heck, this is so adorable. Free pattern, scrap happy. My orange yellow and purple are all from the same striped sock yarn. Took me like an hour to make too.

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What the heck, this is so adorable. Free pattern, scrap happy. My orange yellow and purple are all from the same striped sock yarn. Took me like an hour to make too.

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Wove some fabric, made a pillow

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This one got a few new notes yesterday and I just wanted to say I wore this earlier in the week and it made me so happy 💜

Every time I remember I have this sweater I get so excited. It's one of my favorites but for some reason is always at the bottom of the pile. It fits so well and looks impressive but it wasn't hard to make, just slow.

Ennis Pullover from Interweave's 100 Knits book. Yarn is Knitpicks swish dk, I believe. It's knit in pieces and seamed--something I highly recommend everyone try at least once. You can even send the pieces to me, I love assembling ;)

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Once again I've made it to the sleeve stage. Yaaay.

This one is called Chinook Winds and it will have fringe added to the sections without bobbles so I simply had to have it

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I needed a bandaid at work and in the closet there was a box of branded bandaids from the 1998 Godzilla film. They were literally crumbling. How did they exist in there for 26 years. There are people working here who are younger than those bandaids.

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Pockets no buttons or buttons no pockets?

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My favorite thing about wool yarn is that there's just random pieces of dried grass in it sometimes

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I tried making another stuffie guy but I have no idea what I'm doing 😭

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Cabin Shawl. I've been on a finishing spree which is kinda bad because now I gotta find things to start

oh nevermind, found the motivation to get these towels on the loom. I got two cones of 8/2 cotton I wanted to try some clasped weft with. Challenging, but I think I'm getting the hang of it.