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Any creative hobby is welcome, I’d love to see or hear a description of what you have in progress.

Edit: You're welcome to keep using this thread even if it's not wednesday, lol

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[-] thegiddystitcher@beehaw.org 14 points 1 year ago

I am also currently engrossed in cross stitching! Got a page finish on this full coverage project a few days ago, I've been on with this for...er.. about a year and a half I think?... and I'm just coming up on 25% complete 😅 You can't really make out much here because I've been stuck on beige island for the last however long, but you can see the full image on the pattern page: Autumn Stories.

As well as that I've been very slowly knitting away at the sleeve on a jumper that this is apparently the best pic I can find of. You get the general idea. This one is probably getting packed away through because we're going on a cruise at the start of August and I need to make some non-Wintery stuff asap. Pattern is Justyna Jumper.

And last but not least someone over on Mastodon sewed a cool skirt and enabled me with the shop link, so now I own not only a new skirt pattern but one for a bralette to go with it too. Planning to get both of those out of this quilt cover that I picked up from a charity shop for 50p! It's got big leaves on it and it screams "flouncing around on a cruise ship". Shop link for the easily enabled.

[-] Madsuperninja@lemmy.one 6 points 1 year ago

Love the knitting. Stick with the project! I'm currently trying to teach myself Tunisian Crochet, but I'm making the jump from traditional crochet, so the transition is pretty easy. Doing it using a book, no less. I'm finding it very fun and old-school to learn from a book instead of a YouTube video.

[-] 404name@beehaw.org 2 points 1 year ago

I completely agree with you on the book part. I feel it's easier to use a book for crochet. With a video, I'm having to pause it frequently which means moving my fingers from their "spot" on the project and then having to reconfigure them to do what I just watched. My brain can't hold instructions for that long, better for me to have a book open to the spot and re-read than pause and rewind a video.

Which Tunisian crochet book are you using? I learned from a book that had Excellent instructions and so many different stitch types. I can't remember the name of it and it's probably hiding deep in my craft closet ATM.

[-] Madsuperninja@lemmy.one 1 points 1 year ago
[-] 404name@beehaw.org 1 points 1 year ago

No worries, I just figured people are busy and have lives.

That book isn't the one I have, mine was more of a stitch dictionary and didn't have projects. I think yours would probably be better

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