Weeza

It is gorgeous! 😍

Mosaic Blanket SKEINS: Color A: 4 (6, 7) skeins of Purl Soho’s Worsted Twist; Color B: 6 (8, 10) skeins of Purl Soho’s Alpaca Pure SIZES: Baby (Crib, Throw) COLORS: Color A, Heirloom White + Color B, Super Pink Note...

After the first few rows this becomes nice and repetitive, but with enough interest to keep me engaged. I’m on my 2nd blanket and love it www.purlsoho.com/create/2015/...

A clear and relevant response, very much what I was thinking while watching the video myself. Thank you. However, I was rather distracted by that gorgeous hat! What’s the pattern?

It should then change to “just kidding, there’s no such thing, transaction approved”

“I have a notion I need more of these?” No idea 🤣 my sister bought me a wee tin with the words “random crap” on the lid. Obviously it’s a notions tin now

Your tutorials have helped me so much over the years, your website is the first place I look when I encounter a new issue 🥰 thank you

weezaz's striped zig

Raglan never fits me right and I did some short row shaping to fit my chest better… I first heard about it in a tutorial on this thing called knitty… 😃 the extra wide green stripe is surprisingly not noticeable when wearing it ravel.me/weezaz/sz

Simple Ziggurat Jubilæum Edition pattern by Åsa Tricosa Simple Ziggurat Jubilæum Edition is one of 12 designs in the Jubilæum Collection, celebrating 10 years of Åsa Tricosa designs.

I made a Ziggurat in 2014! It’s still one of my favourite jumpers.
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Absolutely!

Congratulations on a gorgeous sweater!

It’s gorgeous, you have every right to be proud! Well done

Schoppelwolle is lovely to work with, and I love that it comes with a “health warning”: caution: knitting can be addictive 🤣

You can get reflective thread that you hold together with the yarn and it makes fun reflective speckles. I use it on hats for kids

You have beautifully even stitches, well done

Collection: Blattwerk (German: foliage)
1. Green and pink: floreo (latin: flourish)
2. Green and yellow: typha (botanical: bulrush)
3. Orange and blue: retoñar (Spanish: to sprout)
4. Grey and yellow: flackernd (German: flickering)
5. Grey and red: wedjat (hieroglyph eye)

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But do you have the right yarn? And do you have enough of it?

Good lighting is essential, when working in poor lighting my work gets closer and closer to my face. Propping up my elbows with cushions also helps relax my shoulders. Someone suggested a cushion on your lap so that the work isn’t “too far away” to start with 🤷🏻‍♀️ not tried that though

I always add a bellybutton to toys I make 🤷🏻‍♀️ makes them more fun

Your stitches are beautifully even, an excellent first project, well done

Blanket consisting of yellow and lilac squares with a lace flower on each. Pattern is Vivid by Tin Can Knits.

Yellow and grey brioche knit blanket, pattern is Candle Flame Lapghan by Nancy Marchant.

Yellow and orange duck foot shaped baby socks. Pattern is Duck by Jeny Staiman from knitty.com

💛 It's yellow week for #ShowMeYourKnits! While I don't use yellow much at all, I found a few yellow projects I've made for babies over the years 🧶

I thread the balls on to a spare circular needle, taking the one in use off and sliding it back into the other side, keeps them all in order. You could also pop them into individual bags and then thread and tie them together in order

Knitting math: cast on 75 stitches, knit 15 rows, unravel 10 times. Repeat.

Adding markers every 10/20 stitches has helped. And recounting again before adding the next one

If you have a long circular knitting needle, thread the unused colours on to it in order. That way they all turn at the same rate and you can slip the last one onto one side and pull the next off the other

Do you have a link to the shop?

Not that I want to detract from your work. Anything that prolongs the joy of a knitted object is well worth it 💜

YouTube video by Knitting Magic Simple way to fix a hole in a knitted sweater - Invisible mending

This is my favourite way to repair knitting: youtu.be/6U3IEUdddUY?.... I struggled to make the weaving method anything less than very obvious. But this duplicates stitches quickly and easily. I use locking markers to hold the stitches until I am ready to work them

Lovely work, well done

A knit square comprised of colourful triangles jn a spiral with three balls of yarn threaded onto the cable of the circular needle

When knitting flat I also use cable needles. I thread the ball(s) not currently in use onto my cable so that they at least are out of the way and turn together with the work. A sample here when making Best of both whirls blanket by Wolly Wormhead

The orange here is also a lichen and lace, it was absolutely lovely to work with