Magic loop is a method for small circumference knitting using a long circular needle. Other methods for small circumference knitting are double points or using 2 circulars. If you already have 32” or longer circs, just google magic loop and try it! There are lots of tutorials out there. Good luck!

What yarn are you using for this? I thought the sweater was so beautiful but found the yarn recommendations confusing—it calls for one strand of fingering weight yarn but the alternatives are either a silk mohair held double with itself or with a worsted weight. Curious to hear what works for you!

Getting some real joy out of this colorwork sock section. Main color is Retrosaria Mondim, the rest are bits and pieces from my stash. Pattern is Summer Lee’s Colorwork Cuff Club, November chart. 🧶 #knitting

I’m knitting my first ever pair of colorwork socks. Even though I’ve knit a lot of socks and a lot of colorwork, I’ve been intimidated to try colorwork socks 🤷‍♀️

Congratulations! It looks great! There’s nothing like wearing a handmade garment 💗.

Is that a Rachel Illsley/Unwind Knitwear pattern? It’s looking gorgeous so far!

Sweater win! Great fit, wonderful yarn, a pleasure to knit with wonderful interesting details. Pattern is Mastiha by Thea Colman. Yarn is Sea Change Fibers Fjord Tweed Worsted. 🧶

Simply Curious socks by Helen Stewart are a great place to start for a classic top-down heel flap sock. If you get more into sock knitting, Summer Lee’s book The Sock Project is fantastic.

I made this for a vegetarian thanksgiving a couple of years ago. I made it harder on myself by making my own pastry (not vegan), but it came out so beautifully. The filling is absolutely delicious and it looks amazing as a centerpiece to the meal!