#stitch please
If I got bad gut feelings about a therapist is it worth it to still try them out? It’s been years since I’ve seen one. Or should I cancel? It was so hard to even find one with availability. Advice from my neurodivergent peeps?
Outdoors? Or Indoors? I can’t decide.
Tied-off fringe to finish this rug off! A quick and easy day project. How fun to recycle old shirts and use some of my early handspun with my current handspun. Feels poetic in some way that I can’t place my finger on.
Literally not even two minutes later. This cat.
Off the loom!
This is just flying by thanks to the chunky Tshirt yarn. Could have made this a bit larger but it’ll still be a great sized mat.
Warped and ready for weaving. I’ll be using recycled tshirt yarn for the weft so the colors on this will really shine.
Handspun rainbow
She is legally required to sit there every time I warp the loom. Was in her adoption paperwork.
Some of my first handspun (green, left) side-by-side one of my more recent spins (orange, right). Both traditional 2-ply. Lovely representation of how far I’ve come in this craft. I’m pairing them up for a warp, they should blend nicely
If anyone wants to nominate me for a free sewing room I wouldn’t mind.
2/3 of the way done on my ombré knit quilt blanket by Melina Martin Gingras. Cat for scale.
It of course got delayed cause I ran out of yarn and had to wait for another skein just to knit 10 rows They dye lot is off too, so it somewhat stands out. Let me know if you can spot it!
I bought the yarn as listed from the pattern and the odd thing is, I have an extra unused skein in a different color. The authors gauge must have been drastically different from mine smh
Working on a new side project. Patterning a cable for the Crest of Flames from Fire Emblem Three Houses. Will be doing lots of test swatches before pulling it all together.
Played DnD for 6.5 hours last night. Had my irl familiar with me the whole time
My mother finally received the two table runners I weaved for her. We spent forever trying to pick out the right yarns for it. Well worth it now seeing them in their homes!
