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26, Queer, audhd, chronically ill Historical fashion, knitting, handsewing. I thrift most of my things. Learning trauma theory. Studying social work in open uni. Ravelry: https://www.ravelry.com/people/Huulipunahilkka No terfs or swerfs etc. thanks🍉

When making contiguous shoulder sweaters, I have struggled with the increasing on every row leaving holes. I went to look on Ravelry and found this technique! I've not really seen it mentioned anywhere so I figured to post it here to hopefully help someone else too! Links in comments! 🧶 #knitsky

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I have been thinking about the difference in charity and gift giving lately. Somehow i've kind of grown to not really like the word charity. Obviously it carries with it a lot of baggage and not all of it is good. It often implies a kind of hierarchy of the ones who give and the ones in need.

Okay, timeline cleanse. 🖤 Everyone who sees this post, quote post 5 things that make you happy: 🧶knitting 🎧listening to interesting audiobooks 💤getting enough rest 🗣️infodumping to those who actually like it 🧠learning new things

Lior 🇺🇦 | knitting design@jolior.bsky.social · 11mo ago

Okay, timeline cleanse. 🖤 Everyone who sees this post, quote post 5 things that make you happy: 🎨 colors 🧶 yarn 🧁 food/cake 🎻 playing music/singing 🏳️‍⚧️ someone taking the first peek out of their egg shell

I have been reading on and swatching so many different short row placements for my collar pattern project. And!! The front lays completely flat without any bunching or puckering. Highly recommending this blog post: www.susannawinter.net/post/how-to-... #knitsky #neuloosi #knitting 🧶

How to Improve Top-down Raglan Fit with Short Rows

In this blog post I dissect the reason for top-down raglan fit issues and share 2 approaches to fix them either with or without short rows.

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