#Knitting finish

[griddleharkbrainrot]

Staying up all night doing bad boy shit and by that I mean... knitting

[delicourse]

end of spring🌸🧶🌱🧵

[prints]

[carrie-tate]

Being a Time Lord and not needing sleep has its perks...

For example, the ability to not let your favorite companion in adventures sleep an extra half hour

[brownbuttercookies]

it’s finished!!! rainbow scarf, yarn by bona yarns and pattern is the terra maris lace shawl on ravelry. no modeling shots till it’s done blocking but it’s too beautiful to not share 😸

[clandestinegardenias]

The C(r)ozier Cowl (with pattern!)

I FINALLY DID IT, and I'm so incredibly pleased with how it turned out (it's also maybe the warmest scarf I've ever knit, the Terror costume design people knew what they were doing)

Details and pattern below the cut, along with more pics!

Details:

This infinite loop cowl is a knit recreation of the scarf/cowl worn by Captain Francis Crozier in the first season of the tv show The Terror (2018).

The choice of yarn is, in my opinion, very important to the accuracy of the result. The pattern is quite simple, so getting the right yarn makes a big impact. My suggested yarn is below.

This is knitted in seed stitch at a very tight gauge, using a worsted weight yarn on size 4 needles. This produces a gauge consistent with the scarf from the show (did I measure Jared Harris’ eye and use it to calculate gauge from a photo of Crozier wearing the scarf? MAYBE SO). It makes the knitting a little hard on the hands, but the resulting fabric is DELIGHTFUL—super dense, and since the cowl is knit as a tube it's double thick and, in my experience, nearly entirely windproof. THIS IS A VERY WARM COWL!

After looking at too many screenshots, I ultimately determined that the article in the show is in fact a scarf (you can see the edge VERY briefly in one shot). However, I have designed my version as a tube cowl, as it more easily reproduces the look of the article as worn in the show (doubled over and in a continuous loop around the neck with no edges visible). You could produce a scarf instead by knitting this flat instead of in the round—cast on the same number of stitches with a long tail cast on, and then only knit/repeat row 1 (consider adding a seldvege edge).

If you have questions or want tips, or just want to show me what you made, hit me up!! I’d love to chat.

Materials:

3 skeins (approx. 660 yards) Cascade 220 Heathers in color 2445 Shire (google it to find purchasing options, or ask your local yarn store to order it!)

Size 4 needles; either 16 inch circulars or double-pointed

Stitch marker

Yarn needle

Instructions:

Provisional CO 72 stitches on size 4 16-inch circular (or double pointed) needles to work in the round. Place marker.

Row 1: k1 p1

Row 2: p1 k1

Repeat until cowl measures approximately 54 inches (4.5 feet; 137 cm) or desired length.

Unpick provisional cast-on, placing live stitches on any spare circular needles or dpns. Kitchener stitch ends together (tutorial for doing so in pattern here).

Wear as a single or double loop.

Now go have some glorious homoerotic tension with your second in command!

[fotougur]

Lastikli kol ağzı bağlama -Knitting finish

[twoheartsoneclara]

ever since i was a little girl i always knew that i wanted to say to myself “im going to kill myself” whenever dealing with the slightest inconvenience

[kaysoncoffee]

Behold! The rare finished object! Features include woven in ends

[unraveledandfrayed]

Here is my finished and blocked ophelia blouse! I am absolutely in love with this piece and I'm so proud of it!

The pattern is the Ophelia Blouse by starcrossed knits, it is worked up in Knitting for Olive pure silk in the colorway coal. This project only took me a week to make!

[thorlokibrother]

I've just finished the first garment I've ever knitted for myself (have only made baby clothes before)! It's also the largest thing I've ever knitted, and it's taken me about 12 days. It's a basket stitch poncho in Stylecraft Special DK (the shade is "Claret", a lovely dark red), worked on 6.5mm needles for the collar, 7mm needles for the body, and 4mm needles for these little cuffs. It is ever so soft, has a lovely drape, and feels quite witchy, so I'm very pleased to have finished it on Hallowe'en!

[heathcliffgirl1847]

my tiny son from leftover sock yarn

[hotcinnamonsunset]

a knitting pattern you don’t want to chicken out on😉🐓

[seachanqe]

Please love my hat, I worked very hard on it and am super happy how it turned out!

[fossilknits]

finished illumine shawl!

did i ever post this one?? i started it over the summer and finished it in time to wear to my cousin's wedding in november! really pleased with how it turned out

pattern is Illumine by Nim Teasdale, it was very well written and a pleasure to knit!

[wishchip106]

damn gonna go to sleep thinking about old retired cherik

them being the neighborhood grandpas

some random couple on genosha seeing them on the streets and going “aww i hope we grow that old together 😻”

and they don’t realize it’s magneto and professor x

sighh them doing old married couple things

i dont have enough pictures of them old ☹️😔

[kikiknits]

Project 2/? for 2024!

Knitted this in record time whilst watching the 2024 Paris Olympics lol.

I liked the mix of variegation and gradient in this yarn! (And also loved that it was named after one of my favorite flowers (dandelion), and the pattern was chosen bc it reminded me of dandelion leaves!

Also, I did, in fact, win at yarn chicken 😎

Pattern is Yalinka by Alina Appasova