Not knitting or crochet but I've been working on some lino cutting to print onto fabric for my university work and wanted to show it off here

Finished sock next to pre-sock

Pattern is Rye Light by Tin Can Knits. It’s free on Ravelry!

Haven’t posted many projects so here’s a sock I’m working on! Can never have too much in green!

I'm ngl I'm fully obsessed with the medieval cat hood I made last week for renfaire. I can't stop showing it off to everyone and inventing new excuses to show more people and bring it up. It delights me so much and I'm so pleased with it!! so here it is again - the only decent photo of it being worn, but you can't even see its tassels!!!

Literally

crocus bed

by Denny Bitte

Have some #aesthetic as a treat

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Kaoru Yamada

boom boom boom boom i want you in my loom knit you into a sweater then sew it up forever

idk who needs to hear this but if you knit or crochet you do not need to stress about it all of the time. that defeats the purpose of having a hobby. yes sometimes i do projects that require learning new stitches and making several runs to the craft store and searching for a specific brand of yarn and counting stitches and recounting stitches. but i also have a blanket that i call my "idgaf blanket" and it's literally just a giant gloriously repetitive chain stitch blanket made of a conglomeration of whatever yarn i happen to have scraps of. my rules are no undoing for dropped stitches, no overthinking color patterns. for just this one project, i simply crochet it because i like the feeling of crocheting. sometimes i just need to work on my idgaf blanket and that's okay and when it's done i'm sure i'll appreciate it a lot more simply because it never gave me anxiety

every time someone says ‘oh, you knit? do you like it?’ i have the marrow-deep urge to tenderly take their face in my hands and press my lips to their their eyelids and telepathically transmit the full overwhelming awareness that i carry just beneath my skin every moment of every day of how important fiber crafts and textiles are and historically have been to humanity. every stitch i work is a thousand billion stitches that have already been worked and will be worked in the future, from the farthest reaches of prehistory until time immemorial. every spindle i spin is spun with the same flick of uncountable fingers from ages past, all united across history in the deceptively simple movement that has shaped history, and art, is the context within which every single person on earth has ever lived their life and lives their lives still. everything from our phones to our homes is given shape and form by the overlooked but utterly important textile arts.

‘of fucking course i like knitting, you jackass,’ i say gently. ‘i wouldn’t do it otherwise.’

Ooh, she pretty. The Geogradient Shawl from WestKnits.

Finished knitting the body and cut the steeks with the sudden termination you sometimes get at 11pm

Same

Sometimes when I’m playing yarn chicken, I’ll start to knit faster as though the speed is going to have any impact whatsoever on how much yarn is used up.

My toxic trait is I would rather be knitting on a soft blanket in the woods with a basket of baked goods for snacks under a nice oak tree rather than do anything else.

Crochet Flowers