After scrolling through a bajillion pages of the current fad for greige 10 mohairs held together plain sweaters, I have finally found a designer worth buying patterns from! If only they had this scale pattern on a sweater!
Ok. This is pretty neat. Makes me wish I knew how to knit.
Tragically, all the good tentacles are crocheted, not knit.
BTW, if anyone knows other Ravelry designers who give off similar vibes to Lavish Craft, I want their names! Or just your favorite designers in general as long as they aren’t PetiteKnit.
I’ve seen a lot of designs that are incidentally named after things from fantasy books, but the actual look of the piece wouldn’t tell you what it’s inspired by. I’m more interested in designers doing dragon scale designs or at least sweaters I can picture on a hobbit.
Fabel Knitwear has some pretty stuff, but I hear her gauge is weird af and her patterns are confusing. I have the Montmartre but haven’t made a serious attempt at it yet, so we’ll see what I think. I’m not finding the instructions bad, but I agree with all the nitpickers that her own knitting is that trendy airy bullshit where the needles are 5 sizes too big and you’re making up for it with hairy yarns. My sense is that she’s one of those designers whose shots of herself in samples are by far the best thing about the designs.
I’ve spotted a couple of things I want from Skeindeer Knits. Lots of classic looks there that I can’t easily get from a store.
Frasera Square by Sadika Sobhan
Free Crochet Pattern Here (May need to make an account)
im curious, vote for your preferred fiber craft
knitting
crochet
sewing
weaving
embroidery
cross stitch
macrame
spinning
something i forgot (put in tags)
i dont do any/ just want to see the results
See Resultsplease reblog! i want this to reach a larger audience than just my followers
I think the name 🌣∘∙𐐪𐑂 Marimo 𐐪𐑂∙∘🌣 seems fitting for this round little toad. They just look so much like a marimo moss ball (or a bunch of them gathered together), because of the puffy green yarn I used.
The yarn was a little hard to work with, but I think I was able to get used to it alright. I used two dark olive green buttons for eyes and some olive-brownish fabric for a little tongue.
.。⋆·₊。⋆*⍋☼⋆ Happy Imbolc! ⋆☼⍋*。⋆₊·⋆。.

















