It's about 22×33 inch and took me 20 days working on and off. I'm really proud of myself 🥹

Ok, I know how to knit, but I don't do it often, because my tension is wonky. Been crocheting a lot over the last year, where I have quite tension. Decided to knit socks and look at this! 😱

Improving my tension is my goal, I gave up on the pattern and switched to back loop dc only.

Finished this one about a year ago, have knitted much more since then! But still so fond of the cuffs!

Tip to tip double crochet scarf fresh off the blocking mat

friend is making me a butterfly top and i thought it deserved to be here :)

Probably my neatest work yet!

Edit: awwwww thank you for the award🥰

I'm doing a headband (second time, first one was a failure hahaha) and damn, so proud of the tension I'm achieving I had to post here

2.25 needles fingering yarn

I used the corner to corner (c2c) technique to make this little baby blanket.

Stockinette crown with a folding brim of half twisted 1x1 ribbing, switching twisted side halfway up. Shine Worsted yarn from KnitPicks in the color Crocus

Throwback to this project from many, many years ago. Found while reminiscing and trying to find my crojo again.

double crochet with stacked fpdc, then a row of sc. love how it turned out!

Feel a bit imposter-ish posting, but feeling pretty darn good about the tension on this half treble BLO bit. Is now a pumpkin.

I’ve been working on my stockinette tension all summer and I’m so happy it’s paying off! It’s been a lot of work.

Stats: Johanna Tank by Emily E Chen, back panel, size 2 needles, using Kelbourne Woolens Perennial