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People who call all yarn arts "knitting" upon seeing shibari for the first time: This, too, is knitting
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PSA for all the people who have a pet Fibre Artist, whether you have a Knitter, a Crocheter or perhaps one of the more rare breeds like Spinners and Lace-Makers, make sure that they take frequent breaks from their craft by playing with them and taking them on walks since Fibre Artists are prone to giving themselves RSIs and Carpal Tunnel when left to their own devices for too long!
#knitting#crochet#lace making#my wrist hurts so bad owwie#but I don't want to put down my crochet#drop spinning#weaving#nalbinding#bobbin lace#please save me from myself
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listening to podcasts or audiobooks while i work on my silly little fiber crafts really makes me feel like i'm engaging in the ancient human tradition of shared storytelling while we work
⚠️this post was written by a TRANSSEXUAL DEGENERATE⚠️
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No matter which textile craft you look at, it has weaving in ends, and everyone hates it with a burning passion.
#crafting#textile#art#sewing#quilting#tatting#lace#embroidery#cross stitch#tufting#knitting#crocheting#weaving#nalbinding#weaving in ends#working in ends#finishing as you go#leaving the worst until last#no one is gonna see that#let's just leave it#if you judge the back of my work we can't be friends#tablet weaving#brocade#heddle loom#felting and spinning might be safe but I can't be sure#the evil that cannot be defeated
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Saw a post where someone talked about only having one project going at a time, and it baffled me--I always have like 3-5 projects going at any given time with no problem. So I'm curious:
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Me: “Oh, it’d be so cool to make my own socks! Oh, but I apparently bought the wrong length circular needles.”
Knitting Goblin, living in my brain with $0/month rent: “Ooh! Double pointed needles! You prefer metal needles and they’re shiny!”
My WIPs: “Or you could finish the scarf, bag, cat toy, or doll before you start a new hobby.”
Crochet Goblin, somehow paying even less rent: “Or you could try tapestry crochet? Perhaps an amigurumi dog?”
Nälbinding: “Didn’t you want to try me, too?”
Embroidery Hoop: “She hasn’t even looked at me in months! Wait your fucking turn!”
Mending: “Oh, she thinks about me daily. Patches. Embroidering over the little holes. SHE HASN’T EVEN ATTEMPTED.”
#fiber art#sewing#embroidery#knitting#crochet#nalbinding#mending#there are like five goblins pulling me in eight directions#none of these fuckers pay rent
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Not knitting nor crochet but a secret third thing
(Finally got the hang of nalbinding--here im working with some merino i spun up with a drop spindle)
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first nålbinding project finished: a little basket! it was originally going to be a pouch but i made it a bit too wide.
#the stiches are sooo pretty. i cant wait to keep practicing and improving.#i'm gonna try making a hat next!#nålbinding#nalbinding#fiber arts#fiber crafts#yarnblr#craftblr#my crafts
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My first Nålbinding Hat is finished!
Yarn: Ístex Léttlopi in colourways 1407 Pine Green and 1411 Sun Yellow
Stitch: Korgen (Finnish 1+2 F1)
This one took a while bc of the big head it's supposed to fit on, the thin-ish yarn, and i did the extra step of tensioning the loop behind the thumb - not to the needle, but sorta around/to my finger tip? It's not as precise as tensioning to the needle, but i think I have developed a good enough feeling for it to have an even texture in the end.
If you look closely you can actually see at the top when I started the tensioning!
This has been washed and dried and the ends weaved in, and it will soon go to my friend who introduced me to nålbinding 5 years ago ^_^
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The non-yarn items I got at NY Sheep & Wool! A Nålbinding needle, a Lucet and some fiber for spinning. The braid on the left has 20% yak hair in it so I'm excited to see how it spins!
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More nålbinding socks made from plant-dyed wool. 🧶
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I have a new toy! Coppergate sock replica here I come (after a LOT more practice)
#after about an hour spent with how to videos all I've managed to produce is a tangled mess#but that's just how learning any fibre art goes#nalbinding#textiles
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friendly reminder to always check your pockets before throwing your clothes into the washing machine
not sure how long I've been working on this sock but rest in peace
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I've got a pair of Socks!!!🎵
how it started:
How it ended:
The violet part wasn't enough for the second tip but they are waaarm nd my first ever pair of socks so I'm happy!
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Does anyone know of a foolproof nalbinding tutorial? I have watched a couple of videos and tried to follow the book i bought with the needle but i just don't get it 😔
#any stitch if fine#any pattern is fine#i just want to try it out but i can't get it right 😭#nalbinding
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Knitting a freehand bag and started wondering how often people even use patterns, anyway. So--how often do you use a pattern when you make things ? This include knitting/crochet/sewing/weaving/nalbinding/bobbin lace/tatting/etc but also things like woodworking, cooking, and baking. If you want to just pick the thing you do most often that's fine.
I personally do not use patterns as I find them far more confusing than just figuring out the construction of an item and simply making it. I do very occasionally browse ravelry for inspiration but have downloaded maybe 2. In the 5 or so years since I joined. And have followed exactly 1, which I modified every single aspect of. In my defense, dyslexia.
#poll#knitting#crochet#weaving#tatting#sewing#quilting#nalbinding#bobbin lace#cooking#baking#theres just SO MANY patterns out there and i kind of dont understand why... who is using them ???#they are so hard to follow even when written well#i get that thats dyslexia talking and not true for most people but it still baffles me#i also dont follow cooking/baking recipes but in a different way#the issue for crafting patterns is that i cant read and so i cant figure out what the hell im supposed to do#but recipes are usually lists and dont have tons of abbreviations and dozens of steps#so i can kind of read recipes but i just like doing my own thing and also have been burned by recipes before#so even if i try following the recipe as hard as possible i will inevitably change some things#like what about the whimsy. also i will use a butter wash after taking this out of the oven i dont care that it says eggs#and while i dont do legos anymore i was the same with that too. we got a kit once and my sister loved following each step#oh my god. the worst. i would covertly make other things with the remaining pieces while she assembled the thing#i do think that were i not dyslexic i would still not follow patterns#like i said i just prefer to do my own thing most of the time
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