#knitting project

[cringe-towne]

icy scarf ❄️

[sewingforyourlife]

Finished it, but i´m never happy with the neckband ribbing. I knitted about 4-5 cm 1/1 ribbing and bind off with a super stretchy bind off (i think it is the russian lace bind off, where you knit 2 then insert the left needle through the front loops of the two and knit those two together)

It looks wonky, but it is stretchy…

My neckband ribbing is never nice...

First time i'm knitting a colourwork jumper. It is very slow process, but i like the pattern. Some floats are too tight and some are too loose...but i'm getting the hang of it ( i think).

I'm participating in the 2024 Stretching MAL by @creationsbyvalorie from A Visit with Nana and Papa podcast over on Youtube.

It is a great way to try out new (and scary) things!

[janerhoadesart]

Finally finished and blocked these cute socks!

It was a fun experiment with color dominance in colorwork knitting and gave me a really thick, soft, cushiony fabric. They’re super comfy and almost more like slipper-socks.

Pattern: Call Them Cherry Blossoms by Tiina Kuu

Yarn: knitpicks palette and knitpicks stroll glimmer (discontinued)

[unconventionalmakes]

Happy Halloween guys :) 🎃

Here's my Legend of Zelda inspired moon phase illusion scarf in action with the blood moon!

[brittlikestoknit]

new fall knits!

batty for halloween and i ain’t afraid of no ghosts patterns by charlotte stone.

[scholarastrid]

Cozy work day. Chilluminati podcast on in the background. New yarn to make a scarf for my partner. Life is good.

[fossilknits]

gay ass socks (part 4)

hello hello! someone reblogged my last post about these socks earlier and it reminded me to post an update! (thank you to anyone who reads these by the way i appreciate it!!!)

happy to say that the calf increases worked out very well! my measurements were right on, and the stripes are looking a lot better this time around. i'm also past the point i was at before frogging, it's nice to keep making progress now!

you can't see in this photo but the yarn is just starting to transition from this coral-y shade into the true pink, it'll probably be obvious within the next few stripes! i'm gonna keep going with these until they're over my knee before i start the brioche tops, and that'll probably take a little while, but they're getting there!

not sure yet if i want to decrease back down under the knee, but i'll keep them as they are for now. as long as they're not too loose they should be ok

thanks for reading!

[it-was-dead-when-i-found-it]

Dracula daily scarf has been finished! Each row is an entry, and each colour represents a different character

[cringe-towne]

exraa loong

[sewingforyourlife]

Vintage Patterns are fun, but also kinda weird ( as in unfamiliar). This sock is knitted on three dpn four dpn needles instead of five ( all sts for the instep are on one needle) and the instep is knitted flat and later it will be joined with the heel and sole...i will see how it goes.

But i love the pattern.

[janerhoadesart]

Well I finally got some decent pictures of the silk shawl with beads that I made!! I still love it so much. Seriously the most beautiful thing I’ve ever knit !!! 🕸️✨

Pattern: The Labyrinth by Meeli Vent

Yarn: Knitpicks Handpainted Luminance Lace in Hope, plus a bunch of glass beads

[isiaiowin]

Good Omens Cosplay

Furfur's scarf / cravat

A knitting pattern

In the original costume pictures, Reece very kindly shared, Furfur's scarf is made out of a strip of distressed fabric.

In the final shots of the series, probably due to the colour grading, it looks a lot darker and more like a seed stitch knitted scarf. It inspired me to knit one for myself.

Maybe it's useful for your cosplay or for some everyday Furfur bounding.

You need:

Yarn: 1x Scheepjes Metropolis in the colour Depok approximately £7,-

Or any 50gr / 200m skein of fingering weight yarn.

Knitting Needles: 2.75mm / US 2

Pattern:

Cast on 23 stitches

Row 1 - Row 8: Knit all stitches

Row 9 - repeat until desired length: Knit 1 Purl 1 until the end of the row (seed stitch) always starting and ending with a knit stitch.

Knit all stitches of the last 8 rows, bind off and weave in the ends.

You need to be able to wrap the scarf around your neck and knot it in the front twice + extra length to tuck in. I made mine around 140cm / 55 inches

Give it a gentle soak in a wool wash and block evenly.

You can distress the fabric you created or leave it for a polished Earth look.

You're going to be in a Knit 1 Purl 1 Hell loop for a while, but it's totally worth it!

Put Depeche Mode on repeat and sing along, watch Good Omens again (and again) binge watch Inside No. 9 (because you definitely should)

Tadaa: scarf 💚

Now go block some miracles in style, give Shax a fist bump from me and work towards that promotion you so much deserve.

You can add it to your Ravelry here:

@goodomensafterdark

[brittlikestoknit]

so i have been using this pocket binder to keep my fixed circular needles organized for a little while and decided to get another for all my cords for my interchangeable sets as well and i must say it’s a great way to stay organized. all i need to do now is break out my label maker!!!

[babbledabble]

Um…something’s not quite right lol

I’ve been working on the neck for so long and now it’s too small so I’ve gotta redo it

Hopefully it’ll work!

[duckyknitsdoom]

4th ball of yarn, a bag upgrade, and 17 pages in. I now have two totes dedicated to sacrifices to the Doom Blanket. I have started worshipping it, feeding it sacrifices. It hungrily consumes all around it. All hail the Doom Blanket.