Domestitch

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Doh-meh-stitch I enjoy exploring knit techniques and test knitting for other designers while also working on my own projects. Follow pegconlon@bsky.social for my personal posts ravelry.com/people/domestitch

It’s time for a round of ‘What’s on Your Needles?’ Week 94 of #ShowMeYourKnits; 🧶 Shocker! My Shooting Stars sweater is STILL on my needles. However, y’all be happy to see the body is finished and arm work proceeding nicely. 👍🏻 pattern by Cindy Croft

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#showmeyourknits is perfect for the Spring Equinox! Around here, it’s time to seed cold hardy crops outside like peas and spinach, prune my roses and daisies, and tuck away the snowboard gear. As both hemispheres change seasons, show me your GREENs 🥬 ! 🧶🍀🌱

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Week 85, Show me What’s on Your Needles; what are you excited about?✨ Hit hard with a feverish head cold and was just wishing for a more mindless knit to do SOMETHING in my haze. The Shooting Stars sweater v2 is coming along though. #showmeyourknits 🧶

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#showmeyourknits is #firsts to start the year right! Here are some my momentous knitting firsts: 1-First knit pattern was baby socks with Classic Socks by Melinda Goodfellow 2-First original knit was a cabled cowl 3-First test knit Skylar Cowl by Rastus Hsu Pattern links in alt text 🧶

Close up picture of baby, heathered red handknit socks laying on a wooden table. Knit from Melinda Goodfellow’s #29 Classic Socks - baby, child & adult pattern 

https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/29-classic-socks--baby-child--adult-socks
Picture of person looking towards the left wearing a knitted cowl, close up between ear and sternum to focus on the cowl. The yarn is made with a mix of red, light tan with some metallic thread. The cowl has a series of loose cables running vertically with ribbing on top and bottom. It’s very symmetrical. Portrait of a woman on an icy lake, very white background with a few out of focus trees on the upper right of the frame. It feels very cold. Woman is standing center and facing the right with a knitted wrap draped in layers around her head and neck. The fabric is mainly a deep purple shade with broken lines of bright yellows, reds, pinks and lighter purple colors in a pattern that gradually gets denser towards one end. 

This is a test knit made for Rastus Hsu’s Skylar Cowl pattern. 

https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/skylar-cowl-2