Ugh how disgusting :-/
Sorry you stepped into sth slimey

Hehe, it's always good to have some Halloween spirit ^^

And when I played and sang that piece, I thought 'yes. Because you were afraid. And rightly so. She was too big for your small minds. She wrote this defiance of classical harmonies when you were still bathing in Biedermeier quaintness, 50ys before everyone else.'

www.youtube.com/watch?v=3NAO...

Naah, isn't ^^

Btw,it was my 2nd wow history moment today. In the morning, I sat at the piano over a song by Fanny Hensel that sounded like it had been written much, much later. Fanny had been prohibited publication of her composition by both her father and brother, Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy.

What, your car is NOT TRANS??? 🤣

Anyway, I'm sure I'll figure it out. If not I'll come back to hau...ask you more questions😉

I don't know that either. Makes me question 90% of my designs 😅
And then I see people selling 10 patterns based on the same stitch, or 10 sweaters with the same grading and only minorly different details...
Maybe someone with more experience can answer this question.

the time between 500-1500 was a lot more diverse than I was taught in school (and even university, though I was lucky enough to have been taught de-colonial history of science by Prof Omar Nasim), but another thing to see that diversity, humanity, richness of the sources with my own eyes.

Awww, thanks, that's so kind of you! <3
Saved it in a new ravelry project and will learn that butterfly stitch :)
Also, now I know what US#7 is in mm XD

Wow, the colors of the autumn one on the left are beautiful. And the pooling is impressive! Did you count st to make it happen or was it a happy accident?

Oooh, I like the garden patch socks!

These ominous cables! Great photo, too!

yarn, creates a lightweight fabric and is accessible to those of us w skin too bothered by mohair or suri alpaca.
I haven't tried it yet, but I'm looking forward to it.

He works with pufidoknits/Yigitcan (they/he) from Istanbul, whose works are often inspired by math and Turkish folklore

I mean, if the thing you are knitting is big enough it should work? Unless maybe where a lot happens in small space. Fingers crossed!

Let's do small sips of hope together

Oooh, thank you so much, that's very kind of you! <3

whose deep knowledge of structure truly makes her patterns stand out.
www.ravelry.com/projects/joL...

I'm hopefully combining it with a recipe I wrote earlier this year for using your swatches in a cardigan. (The one shown uses the Three Season Cardigan by wool&pine as a very loose base)

linen (600m/100g) dyed by me
I love the pelty feel thanks to the bouclé that gets structure from the wool and linen and I hope it makes for a durable coat.

The pattern I want to use is Focus on Lines by hintermstein, who has been working on inclusive sizing since before it became fashionable and