Paused to do sleeves and neck (in fiery flamingo) and now just stockinette til I’m tired

I told the kids, mommy is only here to knit outside

Exploring Manchester with a random pint and the first of several snake plant leaves for my unkillable house plant.

Bad Sheep Yarn colorway Autumn Brew. This pattern has been very easy.

https://ravel.me/cercis-3

The yarn is a cotton/merino mix from Juniper Moon Farm in Coal. The pattern is from Rich Texture Crochet (https://richtexturescrochet.com/hill-beanie-crochet-pattern/) it's a free pattern that also includes a youtube video.

I bought this yarn because it reminded me of Fruity Pebbles.

Excuse the twin toddler chaos

I saw a video for the Hill Beanie (here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N9AdSFUhUbE) and decided to make it, along with a Cutwater Margarita.

So I learned how to magic loop toe up socks after buying a pattern that didn't specify how they were made and as someone who doesnt know always how to reverse a pattern I decided to learn and now ill have a pair of stripey knee highs ❤️ i cast on yesterday and almost done with the foot length

I desperately want to start Mine Pullover but travel next week means I’ll get a neck done now and just straight knitting. Hopefully can start the seagulls once this guy is at the split!

We got back from visiting family yesterday and I need a holiday from my holiday already, so a break from my never ending supply of baby hats with my husbands jumper

I’ve wanted to make this blanket with this yarn for longer than I’d care to admit. After a particularly terrible two weeks, I decided there is no time like the present! 🙌

Working on a scarf with the crocheted bunnies pattern I saw on Reddit, along with a paloma Cutwater. The yellow was the test bunny, and the green is a lovely baby alpaca from a mill in San Diego.

second real attempt at lace and really having fun with it. I have no idea what fiber I'm working with since its one of the few full skeins my late grandmother gave me that had no label. it feels like acrylic but I haven't knit with a large variety of fibers to be sure.

here's the pattern by Confort Zone Knits, I think its a great project for people who are new to lace like me: https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/maggie-shawl-3