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cultivating-wildflowers · 7 months ago
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madanimalscientist · 1 year ago
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I am finishing making a baby dress for my sister's incoming baby, and I am also attempting to teach myself how to crochet little circles so I can make eyes for the stegosaurus plushie I knit for said kiddo.
Once I get those done, I am going to work on knitting more of the cotton washcloths I am making for my mum for Christmas, and/or the cowl I am making for my sister.
Incidentally I very rec these patterns as baby gifts because
a) tunic is dress for small kiddo, shirt as kid gets bigger and free/easy pattern that works out quite cite. Pattern is written for flat but I joined in the round after I did the sleeves and it worked well, then no purling just stockinette 5 rows, eyelet 1 row, repeat. Binding off purlwise might seem a bit unusual but adds a nice decorative edge. I used the super-stretchy bind off. Good 'knit while talking to people' pattern once you're past the sleeves as it's mostly stockinette too.
b) everyone loves dinosaurs and little kids especially and the cuddly stegosaurus pattern is also quite easy to knit and really fun. Just be careful re your gauge in stockinette vs garter, I didn't realize mine were more off than I realized and so the spikes wound up longer than the stegosaurus body, necessitating some creative trimming/sewing. But it turned out great, and massive kudos to @postcardsfromspace for the rec as a pattern!
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Yarn is Premier Sweet Roll Fruits in colorway 'guava' (even if it looks more watermelon than guava tbh). Very rec it as a nice soft high-quality acrylic.
Both of these patterns are cute, straightforward, and don't take super long to knit. I used ~ 3/4 ball of the yarn for the stegosaurus and ~1.75 balls of yarn for the dress but I also made it ~18 inches long total.
ITT: Tell me about something you're making or doing
I'm gonna write a story about a werewolf 🐺
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wrathandgreed · 4 years ago
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A crafty MC making goodbye gifts for the demon bros (unromanced and romanced).
Word count: 3.5k
Notes: I’m a huge crafter (knitter, crocheter, spinner, weaver, cross stitcher, etc)  and I’m currently knitting my husband a winter hat, so I started trying to figure out what a crafty MC would make the brothers as goodbye gifts when they go back to the human world.
Also, this got REALLY REALLY long.
Lucifer
(Unromanced)
This guy is hard to make stuff for. 
His aesthetic is VERY tight and leaves no room for mistakes
So a simple winter scarf, in business-black, is probably the way to go. 
Somewhat lux yarn, cashmere/silk or alpaca/silk, so it has a sheen
He travels to the human world sometimes, and Diavolo has winter themed events in Devildom sometimes, so a scarf isn’t totally impractical.
He would appreciate the amount of time you spent making it, even if he didn’t get a chance to wear it that often.
(Romanced)
Let’s get more personal, now. You still have the same problem with his aesthetic, and the fact that if you want to give him something ~~personal~~ he won’t be able to wear it openly. His pride says no.
He’s stern in public, but affectionate in private.
You knit a medium-sized decorative pillow cover for his bed, in his signature wine-red.
It’s simple and elegant and can sit on his bed like it’s something he picked up in a Hellhome Goods store, and only *he* knows it’s a private gift.
After swearing him to secrecy, you get Solomon to help you charm the pillow, so it never pills up or wears out, and it maintains your scent forever. (Actually, it’s fair to say you do this for all of the romanced gifts).
“I thought, you know, if I can’t be there with you every night, something of me can?”
Awkward MC is awkward.
He not only appreciates how much time went into the gift (who knows how busy you are better than Lucifer?) but that you spent that much time thinking about him.
Mr. Acts of Service over here. Every stitch is something you did *for him*
You assume he’ll just leave it on the bed, and maybe, if you’re lucky, it’ll help you be the last thing he thinks of at night and the first thing he thinks of in the morning. 
Maybe he’ll smile when he sees it, and some of his weariness will lift.
Oh, if only you knew.
Mr. “Stern In Public” wraps himself around the pillow every night. Well. Every time he manages to sleep. Which, let’s face it, isn’t every night. 
But when he DOES sleep, it’s with that pillow. If he can’t sleep wrapped around you, this will have to suffice.
Finds he doesn’t sleep well when he travels, because he refuses to bring the pillow with him.
If asked, he says it’s because it’s not important.
But he just doesn’t want to lose it.
It’s too important to him.
Mammon
(Unromanced)
You’ve seen this boy’s room.
You’re not spending hours and hours and tons of money making him something.
You love the guy, but you’ve seen how he takes care of his possessions.
Most of what he owns is chucked aside when the next new-shiny comes along.
You know he loves you to bits and he’ll be careful with whatever you give him.
But “careful” has a different definition for Mammon than for some of the others.
So you knit him a hat. A trendy, slightly-too-small hat in black with a small yellow stripe on the brim.
You can use some lux yarn because, for a single-skein project, investing in cashmere or mohair or something isn’t too awful.
It looks really great on him - the fluff of his white hair, the small yellow stripe, then the wash of black as contrast. It makes his eyes pop and his skin look even warmer.
He wears it to a shoot one day and the photographer loves it
Now everyone wants one
But he has the only one because it’s handmade
Suck it, losers!
The Avatar of Greed finally has something everyone else wants that no one else can get!
(Romanced)
Yeah, you’ve seen his room. You’ve practically lived in his room. But you know he’ll be careful with anything you give him because he loves you. 
It would break his heart to have to ask you to fix something you made for him.
You know he’s going to suffer when you leave
You want him to know that you’re always there, even if you’re not *there*
So you knit him a sweater
A big, oversized sweater out of super soft chunky wool with tons of texture.
You finish it early so you can wear it around your room for a few weeks. On the rare nights you sleep alone, you sleep in it.
Again, get Solomon to enchant it.
Now it smells like you.
You wouldn’t notice, but a demon’s sense of smell is far stronger.
“I know it’s not, like, fashionable or anything. But it’s comfy and it can be…..a portable hug?”
His face turns red and he winds up stammering. Obviously. So he puts it on to avoid having to look at you.
Chucks it on over his tshirt. He immediately pulls the neckband back up over his face to take a deep inhale from the fabric.
He looks really cute in it
(He looks really cute in anything, let’s face it)
Might start crying.
Hug him pls.
Any night he feels lonely (which is most nights) he wears this sweater. Falls asleep in it half the time.
It really is like a hug, and the boy needs all the hugs he can get.
Leviathan
(Unromanced)
Out of all the brothers, Levi is the one who will appreciate STUFF. No matter what you make for him, he’ll love it. 
It’s limited edition! No one else has anything like this!
So this boy is getting crocheted plushies.
(They’re called amigurumi, and he’ll appreciate knowing that)
You make a mobile for his room
Hanging from it are little plushies of all his favorite sea creatures
Henry 2.0 is the biggest
But there’s a few jellyfish
A whale
You had to completely invent a pattern for a kraken, and it came out okay!
You had some extra yarn, so you made a few extra jellyfish
They get suction cups. 
Now he has jellyfish in his tanks and outside his tanks
Spends the next hour rigging up the mobile over his tub so he can see them before he goes to sleep and remember how much his true friend cares about him.
(Romanced)
This took….time to make.
You had to basically invent two patterns from scratch
There was a LOT of frogging.
And swearing.
When Levi opens the box and pulls aside the tissue paper, there’s two crocheted figures
One of each of you
(The one of you may or may not be dressed as Ruri-Chan)
“You made these…..for me?”
Tell him you made ONE of them for him. You take the one of him and hug it, “This one comes with me. So I’ve still got you.”
(Don’t let him cry!)
(Too late)
Then you show him the best part - each figure has a magnet in one hand.
When they get close to each other, the magnets snap together and the figures hold hands :)
Even though the two amigurumi will be in two separate realms, those magnets will want to find their partner.
Levi is floored - this is just like something out of an anime! Like two halves of a locket or something!
He can’t even find words. Possibly not for the next hour or two.
But he makes the cutest little squeaks and the verbal equivalent of keysmashes.
Like Lucifer, he sleeps with your gift. But he also carries it around his room. It has pride of place on his desk, and he purchases a stand so you can sit with him while he games or does his online schooling.
He talks to it like he would talk to you, especially on busy days when you can’t actually talk to him on the D.D.D.
It eases the feeling that you left Devildom and forgot about him. Eases - just a little - the jealousy of every human in your world who gets to talk to you. Because none of THEM have a handmade you. Just him.
Satan
(Unromanced)
This guy is either the easiest one to make for, or the hardest.
Like, you could make him a stuffed kitty. Or knit him a tie. But he’s not a super sentimental guy (unless romanced) and, in the end, that’s just stuff. His room is FULL of stuff.
Soooooo, you take out your sewing skills and sew him a traditional Sherlock hat - the deerstalker one, the one that never was actually in the books, but is still associated with the character.
The most straightforward of the brothers, Satan is indeed touched that you spent so long making something for him and he tells you so.
Insists he’ll wear it when solving mysteries.
You laugh, but he actually does wear the hat when reading mysteries now. 
It reminds him of the trip to London - how he got to solve an actual mystery, save his brother, and see the sites with his friend.
(Romanced)
YouTube made it look so easy.
It’s just paper, right? Paper and thread and a needle. You can sew clothes and stuffed animals. How hard can it be to sew together pages to make a book?
Oh, my sweet summer child.
You considered actually pulping and making your own paper, but after the seventh ruined batch of signatures you’re grateful you talked yourself out of that one.
You also considered an actual leather binding, but go for boards and a more simple Japanese sewing technique. 
This project is the perfect thing to give to Satan - not just because it’s a book, but because making it is causing you SO MUCH RAGE.
Who needs firewood when you have the ruined attempts of your gift?
You may have thrown various attempts on the floor and stomped on them before chucking them in the fire.
It takes weeks but you finally get the book together. Now the REAL work can begin.
Every book the two of you read together. Every book you discussed. Every book you recommended to him. Every single one gets a page - a title, a date, and a discussion of your discussion of the book.
The book itself becomes a tour through your growing relationship.
While not as stern as Lucifer in public, Satan is also definitely fond in private - he’s completely unsurprised to receive a book as a present, but once he begins leafing through it, the semi-smug smile vanishes.
He looks shocked, and his hold on the book gentles.
His fingers run down the page, tracing your handwriting on a page particularly precious to him.
Speechless for a few minutes, he finally returns with only “I love it.”
Said so softly and sincerely that you can’t doubt his sincerity.
There are blank pages at the end and he begins to use them to document newer books he’s reading - ones he wants to discuss with you later.
Asmodeus
(Unromanced)
Good luck keeping your gift a secret!
Asmo loves craft and crafty things, so he’s always curious about what you’re making and fascinated with the process.
Probably helps with suggestions for the others, especially for a romanced brother (although WHAT you see in them is beyond him, after all, what can THEY have that Asmo doesn’t?)
Because he seems to pop up out of nowhere, he’s already seen his gift a few times. Thankfully, he thinks you’re making it for yourself.
Bonus, he’s whiny and jealous about it, and obviously wants it for himself. So, score. You know he’ll like it.
It seems simple; a pair of fingerless gloves in his signature hot pink. But the yarn is mohair lace (you’ve cursed at it many, many times for tangling on you) held double with merino/silk black yarn.
The gloves are lacy and airy, sensual and soft. They feel wonderful to wear, and look great with a majority of his outfits. 
He absolutely squeals and hugs you when he opens up the gift - the gift he was so jealous of! Of COURSE you were making it for him this whole time!
Wears them constantly. His Devilgram pics start having a lot of “what am I holding?” themes. Cups of coffee or hot chocolate. Someone else’s hand. A ticket for an absolutely fabulous play. And a LOT of peace signs and finger-hearts  :)
(Romanced) 
This one requires the cooperation - willing or not - of everyone in the house.
You start with your DDD. That’s easy enough.
Since you’ll need Sol’s help anyway, it’s easy enough to plunder the pictures on his phone, too.
The rest of the brothers you get, one by one. Belphie’s you steal while he’s sleeping, although you found nothing useful on it. Beel just lets you borrow his phone. You ask to borrow Mammon’s while he’s gambling and he doesn’t notice that it takes you an hour to give it back. Satan - the real photographer - must be taken into your confidence - you might need his help later anyway. But he’s particularly close to Asmo, and knows how to keep his mouth shut.
You stalk Lucifer for a few weeks. You ask Satan for advice. You consider asking Diavolo to just order Lucifer to hand over his phone.
Finally you just ask him for it.
Getting a hold of Asmo’s phone is the hardest bit. You have to wait until he’s deep in a spa day, hanging around in his tub with both a sheet mask AND cucumber slices.
Then you make off with his phone. And go through the photos.
His wonderful Devilgram-worthy pictures you ignore. You start looking for the ones that he rejected, but kept. The one where both of you cracked up laughing right before the photo snapped. The one where he dropped his hot chocolate and then stole yours.
The two of you in clay face masks and toe spacers? Yep. The one you took of him with super-wide eyes as he put on mascara? Definitely. Selfies of you two surrounded by his brothers, by Sol, by Simeon, even a few with Luke.
The one Satan took of the two of you dancing at one of Diavolo’s balls, so lost in each other that the rest of the ball might as well not exist? Of course.
You combine them with the ones taken by everyone else in the house.
Culling them for the best takes weeks. Because you don’t just want the ~~prettiest~~ pictures or the ones designed for social media.
You pick the ones with emotional meaning, ones of important events, but mostly you choose pictures of genuine laughter and affection. Ones that show how much the two of you love each other, and how much true friendship exists in the house. 
How much he’s not alone, and how much he is loved. How much the people around him appreciate him.
With Satan and Solomon, you gather and enchant a simple glass cube.
It displays these photos, gently lit up, like the digital picture frames in the human world.
“I want you to remember me,” you say quietly. “I want you to remember how much fun we’ve had, and how much I love you for you.”
Not gonna lie, Asmo cries.
The cube moves around his rooms depending on where he is - it’s by his tub if he’s taking a bath. It’s on his vanity when he’s putting on  his makeup. He credits it with helping his relaxation and makeup game.
It’s always on a nightstand by his bed before he goes to sleep. Sometimes he just lays on his back, puts the cube on his stomach, and watches memories float through it.
What you wanted - for him to remember that he’s loved for more than his sexual prowess - comes true. The pictures remind him of the life he has outside of a bedroom.
He starts spending more time with his brothers. He starts taking more pictures.
His followers appreciate the diversification in his content :)
He appreciates how much you love getting texts of those photos - the not-social-media-ready ones, but the REAL ones.
Beelzebub
(Unromanced)
I mean, you could just bake the guy a dozen cakes.
But then he’d eat them and they’d be gone.
And you can’t make him anything that looks like food, because he’d eat it.
You’ve finished your gifts for half of the brothers before you even figure out what to make for him.
And then it comes to you…..socks.
He’ll use them.
He won’t eat them.
They’re not the most interesting gift, but you’re running out of time.
You actually manage to find a pattern covered with colorwork triangles that mimic his usual shirt.
You get Satan to charm them for you - the problem with handmade socks is that they wear out FAST. Not anymore!
Beel LOVES them.
(To be fair, he’d probably love anything you gave him)
Once he knows they won’t wear out, they become his Game Socks.
Like most athletes, he becomes superstitiously obsessed with the socks, wearing them for absolutely every game he plays.
Is convinced they help him win.
(Romanced)
You encounter basically the same problem as above - what on earth to make him?
You want something that reminds him how much you love him, and it absolutely can’t be anything he could even be tempted to eat, because he’d never forgive himself.
You try a number of times to build a small tapestry loom, but that skill seems to be beyond you.
Finally you have to beg Lucifer to pick one up for you in the human world.
Once you get it, you’re off and running.
Now, just because things can’t look like food doesn’t mean it can’t be inspired by it.
Red yarn, the exact juicy red of an apple - but here, just an abstract circle. Mixes of pale cream, yellow, and red in a triangle - an abstract pizza slice. 
Those cookies Barbatos makes? There. The broccoli-cheddar soup you learned to make for her? Now just an orange blob with tiny green squiggles. And on, and on. 
And buried, scattered throughout, little woven hearts.
The hearts are made of slightly different yarn, puffier and thicker, so they stand out just a little bit.
In the end, you have a decent-sized wall hanging, full of texture and shapes that are just reminiscent enough of food to bring a smile to Beel’s face, but not enough to actually be worth eating.
He passes the hanging every day, and every day he brushes his fingers over the yarn or through the fringe; a physical reminder of you.
Belphegor
(Unromanced)
This guy is probably the easiest one to make things for.
Is it soft? Is it cuddly? Can he use it as a pillow? Can he snuggle it like a stuffed animal? 
Click “yes” on any of those questions, and you have a happy - well, a slightly less annoyed - Belphie.
Which is why you take this as a challenge. The easy answer - a pillow - is BORING. And the other easy answer - a blanket - would take WAY too much time.
So, like Levi, he gets a plushie.
But not just any plushie.
He gets a plushie of Lucifer.
Lucifer…..on a pastel unicorn.
Belphie starts cackling the moment he opens it, which is fair, because you laughed a fair bit designing and making it.
He starts leaving it where Lucifer can find it, then saying that the elder can’t do anything about it, because MC made it and there’s no way he’d want to harm anything made by MC.
Satan tries to steal it.
In the end, an “anonymous” Devilgram is created, dedicated to the “adventures” of this particular plushie.
It’s all fun and games until Diavolo wants one.
(Romanced)
Well, for your boyfriend, the time and effort involved in making a blanket is just fine.
You debate endlessly - comprehensive color scheme? Granny squares or stripes? How heavy?
You go with your gut instinct - this isn’t a boy who cares about color schemes or blanket styles.
(Just look at his clothes, seriously.)
He cares about one thing - comfort.
You find the softest, smushiest yarn you can, and a pattern you can tolerate working on for like 100 hours.
You go old-school; a granny square blanket like the ones that pretty much every person had thrown over the couch in the 70s and 80s. The perfect nap blanket.
Black… mostly black, with some bright accent colors. Kind of obnoxious accent colors, actually. You figure it’ll appeal to his (dubious) sense of humor. Also it’ll piss Lucifer off seeing it around the house, clashing with literally everything in the oh-so-perfectly-decorated Gothic interior.
This one requires….special enchantment.
A little bit of ritual, and that blanket will fold up into a tiny square; easy to carry from place to place.
Belphie is torn between wanting to carry it around everywhere, like his pillow, and to leave it in the attic room, always waiting for him.
Depending on his mood, he’ll do one or the other.
But no matter what, he also sleeps juuuust a little bit better under it, snuggled up under your love.
You make him the Lucifer plushie, too. It’s too funny not to :)
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agentmarymargaretskitz · 5 years ago
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Constangreen, for John's birthday.
(Happy birthday to one magical bisaster. Established Constangreen, and I am not sorry for the title)
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John had made it ever so clear that he did not want a fuss for his birthday. He’d been saying it every time Gary had tried to bring it up with him in the past week. Usually, he would have gone all out for someone’s birthday. Back at the Bureau, he’d even been on the party planning committee. He had liked being a part of that.
However, that wasn’t John. All the time they’d spent together had proved that. There was no need for a huge party. The Legends did want to throw a small party for him, which John had accepted was inevitable. But Gary wasn’t going to make a huge deal. He got a card and a gift and he was going to make an attempt at breakfast that wouldn’t result in destroying another pan.
When Gary got up that morning, he cast a glance over to John. He was still fast asleep, head in the pillow. Gary slipped out of bed and tiptoed down the hall before remembering his present. So he snuck back and set the card and his present on the table. That way, John would see it once he woke up. Satisfied, he crept out of the room again.
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The space beside him was cool when John woke up. Sure enough, Gary was absent when he opened his eyes. His fingers brushed over the empty sheets in a moment of sleep confusion. He didn’t appear to be in the bedroom at all, which was unusual. 
Then John remembered what day it was and sighed. His birthday was today. All week he’d warned Gary off doing anything big for today. When Nate had brought it up with the Legends, he had told them the same thing. They had agreed not to go all out, but also refused to do completely nothing. So he’d have to be dealing with that later.
He’d survived another trip around the sun. With danger and darkness everywhere he walked, it should probably be an achievement for him. But every year just brought more loss and pain. There were some wins, like the Legends and Astra and Gary. Eventually, they’d become losses too. It was inevitable, he’d been around long enough to know that much.
As he climbed out of the bed, he caught sight of something on the table. A card was propped against a lumpy package. John reached out and took hold of the card first. It was a pretty straightforward birthday card with a pun on the inside. Definitely very Gary, right down the message inside.
Happy birthday, Conny. Thanks for everything you’ve taught me. I promise not to make a fuss, but I still had to get you something. -Gary.
There was even a little heart drawn on it. That softie. 
John didn’t know the last time he’d gotten a birthday card. Perks of not having a permanent address. This one was sweet though, even if the pun was a bit corny. 
He reached for the parcel next. Where Gary had gotten the wrapping paper, he had no clue. Probably bought it on a run into town somehow. He peeled off the brightly patterned paper, now curious to know what Gary had gotten him. Whatever it was, it was small and soft.
Once the paper was off, John unfolded the item inside. It was a red hat. Gary must have crocheted the thing. He had seen him working in down hours with the needle to try and create little things. John had seen his scarves and small little animals he’d made for practice (they usually went to Nora for some of her charges), but he didn’t recall Gary working on a hat. And he’d never seen the yarn before either. He must have been working on it when he wasn’t around.
John slid the hat on his head and took a look in the mirror. It made him look a bit like a deckhand. But it was warm and didn’t itch, so that was an upside. Gary had done a pretty good job.
From downstairs, he heard something make a loud clatter. Pulling his bathrobe on, John headed down the steps towards the sound. When he reached the kitchen, he saw Gary running his fingers under the tap. A pan was half askew on the stove. 
“Something happen here?” John asked as he moved over and turned off the heat. Inside the pan were some tomatoes that were starting to look badly burnt.
Gary grimaced as he kept holding his fingers under the water. “I forgot a spatula.”
“And you tried to turn them over yourself?”
“I thought I could do it without burning myself,” Gary sighed, shaking his head a little. “I was trying to make breakfast.”
John looked at the mess around the stove. “I can see that. You could have waited for me.”
“You were sleeping,” Gary shrugged, then looked at him again. “You’re wearing the hat.”
John put his hand up to his head, realizing he still had Gary’s gift on his head. “Forgot to take it off. It fits nice.”
“You like it?” Gary’s eyes were glimmering with happiness.
He nodded. “It fits pretty well. And I’ve been needing a new hat.”
“Oh good!” Gary moved away from the water, then returned his hand to it. “Augh. I know you said no fuss, but that’s all I have. Aside from, uh, trying to make breakfast. But that was the last thing, I swear.”
John glanced at the pan, and then the rest of the ingredients laying out on the table. “Still a bit of a fuss, Gary.”
“Oh.”
“How about we make it together?” he offered, watching Gary’s smile come back to his face. “Less of a fuss, and we get to do something together before the Legends come in with whatever they’ve got planned.”
“I’m not supposed to tell you,” Gary said firmly as he shut off the water, wincing a little at his burned fingers. “And there’s no way I’m spilling anything.”
“Sure about that, sunshine?” John teased as he started digging in the cabinet. “How good are you at keeping secrets?”
“I can keep a secret!”
“Put this on your fingers, it’ll help.” He pulled out a jar of honey and smirked over at Gary. “You sure I can’t make you squeal?”
Gary looked less sure of himself.
“I won’t force it out of you,” John assured him as he helped Gary with the remedy. “Now come on, let’s salvage something out of those tomatoes.”
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xxsparksxx · 7 years ago
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Hello! I’ve been excitedly watching as this year’s Stylecraft blog tour has wound its way around the world, waiting for my turn. Yesterday you were with Julia at Hand Knitted Things, and today you’re here in my cosy little corner, for my first ever blog tour! It’s been so terribly fun seeing what all my fellow blogstars have been created with these gorgeous yarn packs.
You’ve seen all four of them now, lovely squishy yarn packs of Batik and Batik Elements. I chose Lagoon:
Four balls of Krypton, plus one each of Indigo, Sage, Storm, Silver, Teal, and Lupin
Look at all those lovely blue and green shades. And the yarn itself is so soft. Utterly gorgeous to work with. I’d not used Batik before, so when they told us, at the blogstar meet-up in July, that this year’s blog tour would use Batik and Batik Elements, I was very excited 😀 I looked at all four colour packs, but my decision was easy. I love blues and greens, and I saw the Lagoon pack and knew exactly what I wanted to make with it.
Yes, a ripple blanket. Because these shades just made me think of the shifting green-blue of the British sea. But, being me, I couldn’t just do a straightforward ripple. Oh no. I had to add post stitches in, because as you all know, I do adore my post stitches.
It adds such a lovely texture to the blanket, and makes the different stripes really pop out.
With the ten balls in the pack (500g of yarn), I created a blanket 30×31 inches in size, with a tiny bit of each colour leftover. Perfectly sized for a toddler, or a smaller lap blanket – or, if you’re in my house, for a cat blanket.
All blankets are Bumble’s blankets
Pattern You will need:
One Lagoon pack of Batik and Batik Elements (or: four balls of Krypton, plus one each of Indigo, Sage, Storm, Silver, Teal, and Lupin)
4.5mm hook
Tapestry needle to sew in the ends.
The pattern uses US terms. Please note that it’s untested, but it should be straightforward to follow.
You can find it as a free pdf download here on Ravelry.
And just to make this post extra special, those lovely people over at Stylecraft are giving away a Lagoon colour pack to one lucky winner! The competition runs from 10am today (26th October) until 10am tomorrow, and the winner will be announced at about 2pm tomorrow, on the Stylecraft FB page. All you have to do is CLICK HERE for a chance to win. Good luck!
Tomorrow you’ll be going to see Angela at Get Knotted. I can’t wait to see what she’s made 🙂
Stylecraft Blog Tour 2017 Hello! I've been excitedly watching as this year's Stylecraft blog tour has wound its way around the world, waiting for my turn.
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