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Horse has been horsened! My first instinct was to make a realistic one because I'm a boring sort of adult, but I think I'll make another one with more fun colours.
I was going to leave it eye-less but my partner thought it needed one.
Started working on a birthday present for my niece! She's turning 10 so I'm going to give her 10 individually wrapped presents. Small ones, some handmade and some purchased.
First handmade one is going to be a #crochet bag charm horse, because apparently she's in her horse girl era.
Question for ya'll in the international fibercraft community.
We've been watching a TV show called "Game of Wool - Britain's Best Knitter". Episodes include both traditional knitting and crochet tasks.*
What do you think of this?
*there's also a lot of good sheep footage. Yesterday they crafted an outfit for dogs but what I really hope for is a challenge crafting a Sci-fi inspired outfit for sheep.
- OMG THIS IS SO WRONG (17%, 12 votes)
- I'm fine with this. It's entertainment (49%, 33 votes)
- Meh. At least it's not a baking / model-train show (3%, 2 votes)
- I have no opinion on this. (29%, 20 votes)
Since Sirdar now has an official Harry Potter™️ range, I'm going to write a proper letter to tell them exactly why I'm never buying their yarn again. (Paper letters through the post have a bigger impact.)
Sirdar Spinning Ltd
Flanshaw Lane
Alverthorpe
Wakefield
West Yorkshire
WF2 9ND
United Kingdom
#ArmchairActivism #HarryPotter #JKRowling #TransRights #TransActivism #knitting #crochet #fibrecrafts #fibercrafts #sirdar
maybe the most people: ohhh i need a new plush, what i could make?
me: clippy?
Hello #FinishOrFrogAlong peeps! Sep is over and with it our (almost) daily prompts. Feel free to keep the energy and posting going into October!
#Handspinning #Spinning #knitting #crochet #weaving #quilting #sewing #embroidery #CrossStitch #FiberArts #FibreArts #crafting #handmade #TextileArts #FoFAPoll
Did you participate in Finish-Or-Frog-Along? If so - which of the following did you do? Select all that apply. Poll open for 3 days since not everyone checks every day.
- Answered Q&A or Poll (76%, 16 votes)
- Finished a project (or made progress) (71%, 15 votes)
- Scrapped or frogged a project (23%, 5 votes)
- Read people’s posts / lurked (95%, 20 votes)
Done. Finished.
The grey was enough to make four rounds of each of the two shades. My inner Monk would have loved for it to be five, because the squares are also 5 rounds each, but I think I can live with it this way.
In total it weighs close to 900 g, size is 150 cm x 110 cm (60 in x 44 in). It contains mostly the leftovers of the last 15 or more years of knitting socks. A few leftovers made it twice into the blanket, but most are only there once.
I'm making good progress weaving in ends - and the yarn I consider for the border has arrived. I couldn't decide, whether I want to go with two shades of grey or two shades of violet / purple.
Both go well with the shades in the blanket, but give different effects. I think I'll go with the grey
My partner suggested mixing the colors ... Interesting, but ... No.
After the recent knitting marathon I decided to put away my knitting needles for at least a week. But there is always crochet hooks as an alternative.
So I dug out this leftover sock yarn Granny square blanket. It's now about 16x11 squares and I think 16 is enough length but I want to add a 12th column for more width. And there's plenty of leftovers to make the 18 squares for that size.
And then this needs a border. Black? Grey?
Portuguese artist Joana Vasconcelos, 🐍 sculpture with Azores crocheted lace
More of her work -
designfather.com/crochet-sculp…
Crochet sculptures by Joana Vasconcelos | Design Father
In her ongoing series, Portuguese artist Joana Vasconcelos has been wrapping various animals in five-needle lace, handmade cotton crochet.Vasilis Lagios (Design Father)
Hi everyone! It’s almost the end of September. How are you feeling as we move into October? Inspired for fall? Prepping for the holidays? Sad that summer’s over? Ready to wear hand knits? What’s the vibe?
#FinishOrFrogAlong #Handspinning #Spinning #knitting #crochet #weaving #quilting #sewing #embroidery #CrossStitch #FiberArts #FibreArts #crafting #handmade #TextileArts #FoFAQandA
Creo que he calculado mal* la cantidad de ovillos que necesito para el dengue y me voy a tener que comprar uno más... Menos mal que es negro...
*He cambiado el patrón porque entre que la compré y llegó, me encontré uno que me gustó más.
Today's #FinishOrFrogAlong Q&A:
What work in progress are you most excited about right now? Tell us about it. If you only have one WIP tell us about that one! If you have more than one - why is this one the most compelling right now? What makes it interesting or exciting for you?
#Handspinning #knitting #crochet #weaving #quilting #sewing #embroidery #CrossStitch #FiberArts #FibreArts #crafting #TextileArts #FoFAQandA
#SilentSunday #UrbanArt #Crochet
Crochet shells 🐚 by Marianne Seiman, contemporary crochet artist
mymodernmet.com/marianne-seima…
#WomensArt #Art #Artist #crochet
Crochet Artist Creates Colorful Flora, Fungi, and Seashells That Look Like the Real Thing
You have to see these seashells!Margherita Cole (My Modern Met)
Welcome to today’s #FinishOrFrogAlong Poll. Open to anyone to answer!
#handspinning #knitting #crochet #weaving #quilting #sewing #crafting #crossStitch #FiberArts #textileArts #embroidery #FoFAPoll
Do you have any UFOs (unfinished objects) that you are considering or planning to frog or scrap - or that you have already done away with during this year's Finish or Frog Along?
- Yes, 1 (14%, 2 votes)
- Yes, 2-3 (28%, 4 votes)
- Yes, 4 or more (0%, 0 votes)
- No, none (57%, 8 votes)
#FOFriday and I have something to show! Yippie! This Beauty here is the Nessie Shawl. It's my second version of it. It's textured, it's squishy and I'm over the moon with it! 🤩
Pattern: Nessie Shawl by SisHomemade
Yarn: Two Custom Cakes from Wolltraum, 300g/1500m 3ply
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I heard a couple of weeks back that West Yorkshire Spinners have switched off their machines, and the factory has gone quiet. I hear today that they are hoping someone has taken it on, but nothing certain yet. WYS yarn was a staple in many a yarn shop, and it is sad to hear of its possible closure so relatively soon after the unforgivable closure of New Lanark Mill.
Being in the yarn business in the UK can be tough. But hopefully resilient. 🤞
It’s Barriers and Blockers week for #FinishOrFrogAlong - poll open to anyone to answer!
#handspinning #knitting #FiberArts #crochet #quilting #crossStitch #crafting #embroidery #sewing #textileArts #FoFAPoll
What's the most common reason your WIP remains unfinished? Comment with anything not listed.
- Repetitive / boring (15%, 10 votes)
- Complicated / difficult (23%, 15 votes)
- Busy / not enough time (36%, 24 votes)
- Something else (please comment) (24%, 16 votes)
We are at Day 7 of #FinishOrFrogAlong! Hope ya’ll are all having fun. I’m enjoying the polls and Q&A and seeing what you are posting about making progress, finishing, or getting rid of projects that are weighing you down.
Today’s Q&A is: how are you doing? Personally, craftily, whatever you want to tell us, we are here for it.
#handspinning #knitting #FiberArts #crochet #quilting #crossStitch #crafting #embroidery #sewing #textileArts #FoFAQandA
#FinishOrFrogAlong Poll - as always - open to anyone to answer
#handspinning #knitting #FiberArts #crochet #quilting #crossStitch #crafting #embroidery #sewing #crafting #textileArts #FoFAPoll
What’s your typical (or preferred) way of working through a project? Go with the answer that resonates with you the most even if you sometimes do other things.
Comment with - why do you like working that way? When or why do you make exceptions?
- Straight through, minimal detours (40%, 6 votes)
- Some side quests / other crafts or projects (33%, 5 votes)
- Take pauses or breaks, sometimes long ones (26%, 4 votes)
- Something else (please comment) (0%, 0 votes)
Today’s #FinishOrFrogAlong Q&A!
How do you store your WIPs?
Physical storage and organization of projects is a real challenge. Some of you have already said you keep projects out where they can be seen - others referred to their Pile of Shame (or Pile of Undying Hope) or labeled project bags. Plus different crafts call for different solutions. What works for you?
#handspinning #knitting #FiberArts #crochet #quilting #crossStitch #crafting #embroidery #sewing #textileArts #FoFAQandA
Time for our second #FinishOrFrogAlong poll. As always, open to anyone to answer.
#handspinning #knitting #FiberArts #crochet #quilting #crossStitch #crafting #embroidery #sewing #textileArts #FoFAPoll
How old is your oldest WIP (work in progress)?
Comment with a story about your oldest WIP.
- Baby (<1 year) (17%, 5 votes)
- Pre-school (1 to 5 years) (44%, 13 votes)
- School Age (6 to 17 years) (20%, 6 votes)
- Adulting (18+ years) (17%, 5 votes)
The planned projects... each one has a project page on my personal wiki. At the minimum, it has a description. But most of them have more than that. This may include:
* database reports on the supplies/yarn to be used for it
* design plans, and/or links to pattern(s)
* descriptions or step-by-step info on prototypes (and how they failed)
The spontaneous "I wanna do this right now" projects have nothing. They may acquire a project bag in due course.
For projects which require multiple counts to be kept track of, I use an Android app, BeeCount (written by @knirirr here on masto)
#FinishOrFrogAlong #craft #knitting #crochet #TextileArts #chainmaille #jewellery
Today’s #FinishOrFrogAlong Q&A: What do you use, if anything, to keep track of your WIPs? Notebook, project tags, software, knitCompanion, Ravelry, something else? Why or why not?
#handspinning #knitting #FiberArts #crochet #quilting #crossStitch #crafting #embroidery #sewing #textileArts #FoFAQandA
Edit: if you’re on Ravelry feel free to share your profile link if you’re comfortable doing so!
Hi! New crocheter here, started ~6 months ago. Haven't heard of #FinishOrFrogAlong before, but I'll try to join in. Actually finished one project today, so I'm down to only one WIP 😁
Here's the finished hat I just made for my daughter. The yarn has reflective thread spun into it, so hopefully it will make her extra visible in the dark winters here in Denmark. Recipe is from a Harry Potter themed crocheting book. (It's a bit subtle but Hermione wears a similar hat in one of the films. Without the reflective thread 😅)
#FinishOrFrogAlong is a great opportunity to share my first crocheted piece ever! Maybe it will show people who are struggling with learning to crochet that it can look so much better, after you get the hang of it
And also to just share something that is far from perfect, because I think that is important too
For people who do not know much about crocheting: it should not look like the lower half of the pictured object ;)
#crochet #crocheting #fiberArts

Hello everyone! Welcome to the first poll of this year’s #FinishOrFrogAlong. Fun to see how answers change over time!
How many WIPs (works in progress) do you have?
Answer however you think of it - primary craft / all crafts / whatever you thought of when you read it.
Comment with your WIP philosophy - how do you think about your number of WIPs?
#handspinning #knitting #FiberArts #crochet #quilting #crossStitch #crafting #embroidery #sewing #textileArts #FoFAPoll
Open to anyone to answer
- 1 project (monogamous) (8%, 5 votes)
- 2-4 (several) (45%, 28 votes)
- 5-10 (a lot but not too many) (27%, 17 votes)
- 11+ (all the WIPs all the time) (19%, 12 votes)
Both 3d printing and knitting/crochet produce 3d objects by adding material layer by layer following instructions which are comparable to code which 3d printers use.
Husband 3dprints, I knit by hand and using circular and flat knitting machines.
3d printing and especially the circular knitting machine (CSM) have sooo many of the same problems.
Aquí otra ración de Poncho de Café (pido perdón a @loar porque no sea un líquido alcohólico a la par que cafeinado XD)
Qué poco me gusta hacer puntos triples, me llevan la vida.
Así que hoy he terminado la nueva franja marrón y he hecho otra más rápida de puntos altos.
Ponche de Café con dos vueltas más de puntos cruzados para hacer 6 y una de puntos altos normales.
Me pregunto cómo quedará el efecto óptico a medida que avance y en cada bloque meta una vuelta más de punto cruzado. ¿Será como si estuviera en perspectiva?
Y otra vez a hacer los puntos cruzados a Poncho de Café, ahora toca hacer 6 vueltas por aquello de que en cada bloque de repetición le sumo una.
Hecho el segundo bloque y caaasi terminado el primer ovillo de beige, así que aquí va Poncho de Café sobre perchero (yo).
No tenía pensado publicar la evolución de Poncho de Café, porque sólo he hecho dos vueltas. Pero como una de esas vueltas es la marrón de puntos triples, pues sí que se nota la diferencia.
Eso sí, estoy molesta porque este cabrón (el ovillo beige) me ha salido con dos nuedos seguidos. Podéis ver en la parte derecha cómo asoman dos hilos y, a los pocos centímetros, cuelgan otros dos.
Con lo bien que íbamos, Katya (la marca), ¿esto qué hostias es?
Cuanto más tejo el Poncho de Café, más me gusta. Puede que no para mí, pero eso es por los colores.
El tutorial lo hace con blanco, sólo blanco, y creo que meterle franjas en otro tono le da vidilla.
Pero también es que el beige hace mejor sombra en el relieve que el blanco.
Anoche me alargué más de la cuenta tejiendo para terminar la fvuelta y hacer una foto en condiciones de Poncho de Café.
Y después se me olvidó publicarlo 😅
En el videotutorial lo hace todo del mismo color (blanco), pero yo he acordado intercalarle franjas marrón oscuro aprovechando la vuelta de puntos triples.
De momento sigue siendo un cuello nada más.
Edito para señalar que esto sería una unidad de repetición.
Bueno, más o menos, porque no lo voy a repetir exacto. A la franja de puntos cruzados le voy a ir metiendo una vuelta más cada vez.
Poncho de Café es relativamente sencillo de hacer.
Tiene la misma estructura que Ponchorano, pero juega con otros puntos, todo en torno al punto alto (vareta).
Por el momento he hecho puntos altos, puntos altos cruzados y puntos altos por detrás. Y después viene punto doble o triple.
Por cierto, con estos colores y textura, me recuerda al cuello de un jersey sin mangas de light academia (?)
Ah, por si queréis el patrón, os comparto el vídeo
youtube.com/watch?v=OSqx2645cs…
#kakorratz #ganchillo #crochet
Poncho a crochet muy fácil para mujer ¡Paso a paso!
En este tutorial te enseñamos cómo tejer este poncho a crochet para mujer, es un poncho triangular que tejerás en una sola pieza y es SÚPER FÁCIL de tejerse,...Kiri Kiri (YouTube)
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El videotutorial que sigo lo hace todo en blanco, pero yo he decidido ponérmelo un pelín más difícil.
La mayor parte va a ser beige y de vez en cuando va a tener una franja marrón oscura.
(Si os sorprenden estos colores en mi persona es porque no es para mí.)
Así que voy a llamarlo Poncho de Café ;D
La parte beige se hace con puntos altos cruzados, que me hacen ir despacito para no liarla.
De hecho, iba ya por la tercera vuelta cuando me he dado cuenta de que me había saltado un punto, así que venga a deshacer.
Meet the first lemming I made for #ProjectLemmings! It is either a natural born blocker (I didn't set out to make it one!) or really wants to hug someone.
Me. It’s me.