YarningandTea

I'm in the 'slow knitting & recovery' phase of life.
This project is perfect for that. I intended to make a sweater scarf based on the pattern, but the stitches weren't showing up like I wanted them to with the yarn that I chose.

So, I used the framework of the shaping and stitch count from the pattern and created my own 18 row eyelet repeat.

I'll definitely be making the pattern that I bought, but this version seems fitting for this moment.

Look at this beauty!! My approach to knitting is to allow a beautiful skein of yarn to shine with a beautiful texture from the pattern.

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This pattern is written in one-tone AND two-tone options... and after seeing the pattern tests for the two-toned option, I will be making it!

currently being test for .beth.makes

Yarn:

Stay tuned! This pattern does not disappoint and only a few more 💤 sleeps!

Sometimes, you need to dig a little deeper (metaphorically or literally) to find something that brought you immense joy to help you get through the day.

For me, that's this shawl. I love it. I loved everything about the process; the yarn I purchased specifically for it , the designer ( ), the quiet moments on my porch while making it. Everything.

Here's to finding those special moments stored away in our "closet" when you need them most. ♥️

These legwarmers.... what can I say?
I love them. ❤️
I love them more, knowing they were requested by my baby bird.

The pattern can be found on
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