Braille has to be a spezific size to my knowledge. So this bubble stitch would far too big. Could be a fun tactile detail non the less. And maybe readable for with low vision, if done in high contrast.

Day 4 🙈

Edit Button? ... please?

I guess it's just me than 😅

I just looked it up. Seems like a good use for this pattern.

I like simple patterns quite a bit. I'm much more likely to finish, when I knit something simple while watching TV.

Mostly practicing, but I might make something out of it. I think, I have to see all the finished pieces together for that.

Not sure if i'll do this vor every pattern, since I'm not completely fluent in english knitting terms. But this one is easy.

k2, yo k2 pass the yo over the k2; repeat
This is basically every second row (every knit row). And of course alternate starting with k2 or yo

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Oh, just looked at the photo. I guess I interpreted the question wrong. Now I just took the photo like that for a bit more visiual interest. Didn't think about the implication, that it could be different sleeve length.
Repairs tend to be a bit boring, so I don't post most of them.

The sleeves were very long to begin with. So yeah, I might have lost one or two dentimeter, but that's not a problem in this case.
Otherwise I could have made the cuffs longer to compensate.

3mm round needles

Already dyed like this. It was actually a really cheap yarn. But it is really beautiful and also feels nice.

I did like the pattern with this yarn. But the yarn I want to use for the real one does have more floof, so I don't think it would be a good match.

I didn't think about making one for knitting until I posted this one. 😅

Maybe I should make one for my knitting needles as well. And one for crochet hooks when I'm on it.

Even so I use my sewing tool pouch very regularly, I almost forgot about it, while brainstorming for this prompt.
#SewAndTell
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