Took me a year knitting on and off but this sweater holds so many memories. I used Luxe Merino from Michaels and follow Sari Nordlund’s Lumme Pullover pattern with some small modifications.
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Isn't it silly how you can overlook something that seems so obvious once you spot it? Guess I was just excited to move onto the next chart
I’ve been working on this sweater on and off for the past 3 months, and the sleeves are hilariously long. Granted, I didn’t have the correct size yarn (chunky) so I used my super bulky yarn instead and made it 2 sizes down. It’s technically wearable… maybe. 🤣
I don't usually post rants like this but I'm so hurt. My husband asked me to knit a hat for his brother a year or two ago for his birthday. I made a striped Musselburgh using scraps of nice fingering weight yarn. It was beautiful.He visited this weekend, and in addition to showing absolutely no int…
I taught myself to knit 3 years ago. I wanted to gift my bffs wife something amazing because she's sent me free prints of her artwork over the years and I wanted to make something just as magical as the art she creates. She's a huge LOTRs fan so I stumbled upon a a LOTR knitting book and then this …
I have been adding to our collection of Christmas stockings as our family grows. I really love the patterns in this book and highly recommend trying them.https://www.etsy.com/listing/197745696/
My boyfriend refuses to look at my yarn while I'm working on this project cause it gives him so much second hand stress and anxiety. I just let my yarns get insanely tangled until they get too knotted to pull yarn loose and then I spend 30 minutes detangling it before stuffing it all back into my b…
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There a probably a few twists but overall, i’m happy with it :). Time to make another one!