After knitting the sweater for my godson, I got very excited about starting another project. As you may have seen in my Knitter’s Log, there a whole host of things that I want to knit. But the ones that I have started and am most excited about are the matching bear beanie’s for my godson… Continue reading Tubular troubles
This post has been a long time coming (around 60 hours of work, according to the log kept in my bullet journal) but I have finally finished knitting the sweater for my godson! There were a lot of errors and a lot of worries about the fit, but in the end it was almost perfect.… Continue reading ‘Peter Pan’ sweater
Thanks to pinterest, yesterday I discovered an article on improving your handwriting as an adult. I have always disliked my handwriting (it’s messy and child-like) so I was instantly hooked on the idea that it could be bettered. This is something that I really want to work on now and I didn’t want to rely on… Continue reading Handwriting efforts, part one
This is another quick and tiny post! I’ve been doing quite a bit of cross stitching lately, and as a result my back has been getting pretty sore. I don’t have great posture in general, but I guess coupling that with my neck always bent to focus on my work has made things a bit… Continue reading Poäng for posture
As mentioned earlier, I’m planning to knit a jumper for my 1 year old nephew. Wanting to become more practiced and proficient in knitting, I learned a variety of basic cast ons and offs as seen in my post ‘Learning the basics‘. But for a jumper these just won’t do! For one thing, the pattern… Continue reading Learning to rib and stretch
I’ve been knitting on and off (mostly off) for a few years now and, while I have enjoyed it I never really got into it this year. In the past I’ve only knitted scarves in very simple patterns. In fact, the most complicated knit I’ve attempted is the stockinette stitch and knitting a two-colour striped… Continue reading Going continental
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