Oh! Heidi May/Velvet Acorn Designs is great too.
(Huge yarn, big needles, living in a cloud is exactly a brief I understand I knit a lot of that. I’ve made stuff from the woolfolk collection and Heidi May both. Currently knitting little brother a chunky bomber jacket from Heidi for Xmas)

Stephen West and Woolfolk Hygge collection will be your friends then.

However they go up to a men’s 5XL so if you want a basic ass raglan cardigan or pullover or drop shoulder style they absolutely have you covered.

Stephen West has a ton of avant garde style designs. Isabelle Kramer does thinner and loose sweaters that aren’t super structural. I will always commit my heart to TinCanKnits and Stan for them but they are pretty basic.

Enchanted mesa is also weird af

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Okay I googled the Laura person and upon seeing the asymmetrical style I immediately thought of this one: www.ravelry.com/patterns/lib...

Hey @resourcefulsqrl.bsky.social we’ve been summoned.

I’m all book all the time these days unless someone tells me to do something explicitly different 🫣

*kicks our current paper under the table*

Can’t relate.

Day 8, Glass: I struggled to find an example in my phone for this one! Here we have a family mausoleum in Pére Lachaise, Paris, with light shining through a gorgeous little stained glass window in the back. #31DaysofGraves 🏺

(I specialize in health and consumer perspectives in the past and present with pharmaceuticals)

Thank you! I’ve been using the 🎉 emoji a lot this morning. I’m an archaeologist and I’m looking at data from Springfield, Ill so it’s great to have the maps ready to go so I can add features on them with a CC license.

Ohhh I’m very excited to see this- I’ve recently become obsessed with lake glass and ceramic picking up here by Lake Superior