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Night Nook Sweater pattern by Stephen West This graphic top-down seamless pullover requires two colors of worsted weight wool. The clever construction begins with a hemmed collar in twisted ribbing, followed by two-color brioche saddle shoulde...

It’s hard to tell from that angle, but could it be a Night Nook by Stephen West? www.ravelry.com/patterns/lib...

Lovely even stitches, well done

Well done!

And the twists in the ribbing are lovely too

I love the hidden message

I invested in a yarn winder when I decided to frog a few neglected projects. That or a niddy-noddy. Both will have you whizzing through the unraveling and you have a nice cake or skein at the end.

On gifted socks, not these ones

I have also added a gusset on the side to accommodate bunions

Yes. Absolutely!

Sage green hand knit socks with shaped toes on a red background. Pattern is Scatterby socks

Same. My big toe is significantly longer than the others so unless I fit the socks to them they wear out really quickly

Oh and I read a suggestion to first use a sticky lint roller, it lifts the fuzzies up so that they’re caught faster

I really like using a Lilly brush, but it only really works on wool

Use a crochet hook to hook them up and tack the top stitch in place with a bit of spare yarn. It will be a bit fiddly but well worth the effort for an obviously well loved jumper.

a gnome with a red hat is sitting next to a ball of yarn Alt: a gnome with a red hat is sitting next to a ball of yarn knitting hearts that float away

Yay, another knitter. Every row helps with muscle memory and you’ll be whizzing along before you know it.

Have you tried putting a white cloth on your knee? The contrast helps, and good lighting does too

YouTube video by Miss PunnyPennie 31 December 2025

Happy Hogmanay, lang may yer lum reek. 💙🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

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Red and blue spiral pattern blanket with a spaniel lying on it. Pattern is Best of both Whirls by Woolly Thoughts

Carrot agrees that this law applies

Knit shawls in blue and red. Brioche stitch with leaf like patterning down the spine of the triangular shawl

I hear you! This is my flying foxtails, also by #StephenWest

Where are you located? That would help narrow the search to locally available sources

Giving this project a bit of a push - this farm is near where my family farmed and projects like this are so important.
If any of my yarn-friends can spare a few pounds it would be great to get it funded! 🧶 #crochet

Blue crescent shaped shawl with a pattern of police boxes and lace edging. Yellow beads for the lights in the police boxes. The pattern is “Bigger on the inside” by Kate Atherley with a modified lace edge

A few years ago I made a Dr Who themed shawl for a friend’s sweepstake for charity. Am very happy with how it turned out.

For the “stars”:
1-2, In green knit one row, purl one row.
3 With white *slip 1 with yarn in back, knit 1* repeat
4 with white *slip 1 with yarn in front, knit 1* repeat

I would agree that the white stripes are added later as the yarn passes through the middle of the stitches

Ravelry

There’s a group of knot enthusiasts on Ravelry who would be happy to help www.ravelry.com/groups/knot-...

It’s adorable!

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