Thank you! I do quarantine my thrift store stuff and freezer treat it before putting it with the rest of my stash so not sure where these came from! Multiple votes for cedar so I’m definitely going to look into that
Thank you! I do quarantine my thrift store stuff and freezer treat it before putting it with the rest of my stash so not sure where these came from! Multiple votes for cedar so I’m definitely going to look into that
This is so beautiful!
#knitsky I need your best practices for anti-moth yarn storage…discovered some ruined skeins this morning 💔🧶 Thankfully most was not damaged and is now in the freezer. But going forward, what to do? Mothballs, airtight containers??
Mine too…I tell myself my cat is watching out for my wrist health ;)
A shawl in progress knitted in gray yarn with a cable motif over garter stitch. Shawl is draped over a cat
Latest progress! First knitting project of fall is the bowline wrap by Lindsay Fowler
Happy mending!
Photo showing a sock attached to a speed weve darning tool, still in progress, with yarn ends coming out of it and darning needle still threaded
Darning all my socks to welcome fall 💕🧦🧶 I just got this speed weve darning tool and it’s one of the best decisions I made! Makes darning fun and easy
It’s really cute, love the beads!
What is that sweater pattern?? Incredible!
A screenshot of a page inside the book The Book of Alchemy by Suleika Jaouad. The underlined portion reads “please note no part of this book may be used or reproduced in any manner for the purpose of training artificial intelligence technologies or systems.”
#booksky Anyone else noticed this in a book? Just opened this one and found this in the copyright section; no part of this book may be used to train AI. (This is from The Book of Alchemy by Suleika Jaouad)
Beautiful cable definition! ❤️
A blue green tank top still on the knitting needles, laid out to show the center v and straps
A blue green tank top scrunched up on the needles, sitting next to a black cat
My progress on my weekend cami (Aimee sher) + my little helper #knitsky🧶🐈⬛ knit in Elizabeth lavold hempathy colorway Jamaican sea
I’d personally vote plum but both look great 💖
So sweet!! Mine are never so calm around yarn, they’re always trying to play with it haha :)
These are so beautiful!! Happy wearing!
Hayley smiles and holds up a colorwork yoke sweater. The body is green with white and pink contrast colors around the yoke and cuffs. One sleeve is unfinished, as is the collar.
Long time no see. Here’s me holding up an almost finished Thistle Thicket sweater. Knit in the fibre co cumbria fingering.
Coffee in the morning, tea in the afternoon! 🧶
Part of the yoke of Hayley’s sweater. It’s a green and white stranded colorwork pattern with a bit of pink and green towards the top.
Progress on the yoke of my Thistle Thicket sweater. I love this project so much! And the deep green main color fits in well with #showmeyourknits green prompt 💚 #knitsky 🧶 yarn is the fibre co Cumbria fingering - Eden valley. Also trying the ladder back jacquard technique which is SO COOL!
I knit colorwork the same way!! Lovely ❤️
Hayley stands in front of the mirror wearing her pullover. It’s a gray, form fitting, cropped sweater.
Hayley stands in front of the mirror wearing her gray sweater after blocking. It’s still form fitting but the fabric is more relaxed and the fit isn’t so tight.
Blocking is magic 🧶 I finished the body of my friendship pullover last night and it was a bit short, a soak and block later, it’s fitting great! A beautiful form fitting sweater to wear with high waisted pants and skirts, or over dresses. Knitted with cascade 220 worsted in silver grey. #knitsky
Hayley’s gray sweater is laid on a blue couch. It’s a bottom up sweater with the sleeves and body completed and the neck shaping unfinished.
My friendship pullover is looking so good!! Will be trying it on soon :) I love how the ribbing flows into the cable pattern
#knitsky #blueskyisforknitters
Your knitting is lovely but so are your nails!!!! What nail polish is that!?
Came here to comment this!! I’m American and I would absolutely make and wear that!!
These are incredible!! Did you have to do increases and decreases within the colorwork to get them to fit over your calves? Or do they stretch? So pretty 🥰
Oh no, I hate that! I have a favorite lipstick that’s discontinued too, had to buy it on eBay, hoping it takes forever for me to finish 😢
They look so comfy! 🤗
The top looks beautiful and fits so well! Also, so does your lipstick!! red lips are my favorite :)
Hayley shows off a multicolored sock, knitted toe up with the leg part still in progress
Happy sock Saturday to all who celebrate #knitsky
It depends for me. For 1/1 or 2/2 cables I usually do without the cable needle. For larger cables, sometimes I do use the cable needle because I find my tension is better - particularly with the left leaning cables, the last stitch I knit tends to get pulled out and looks too big! So, both are good
Cables - I love the deep winter hat and deep winter mittens by wool and pine designs!
Stranded colorwork - any of the “doodle” patterns I.e. autumn doodle cowl are so much fun and are a choose your own adventure of stranded motifs. You’ll definitely find one you like!