/r/YarnPunk
/r/YarnPunk is dedicated to being expressive about your work with anything knitting/crochet related, along with what is making our ears happy (Music, audiobooks, podcasts, etc.)
Rules for this subreddit:
Do not repost the same post within a 4 month span.
Keep all posts crochet/knitting and audio related.
Be respectful, supportive, and encouraging.
When posting audio, such as music, be sure to post in brackets what genre it is. (Ex: [Punk-Rock] "Artist name and song"
If posting anything other than music, be sure to classify it! Ex: [Audiobook]
This is not a place for self-promotion: Do not host contests, sell your product, crowd fund, or promote your website.
If you are following a pattern from an artist, please be sure to link their shop or blog in the comments section to support others!
Do NOT be a bully. If you don't have something nice to say, don't say it. However, when it comes to audio, you are allowed to have a differing opinion! Just be sure to be respectful about it.
Crafting isn't always sunshine and rainbows; You may post these things that are frustrating you or frogged projects, but don't use this as a therapy group.
Please do not advertise for pattern testers in the group.
/r/YarnPunk
2mm hook and cotton sport weight yarn in 2 colors.
Cotton yarn and silver beads.
I’ve been watching arcane season 2 on Netflix and for some reason I got really inspired to make a clown bunny. I named her Giggles
The white rose was a symbol used in WWII by the resistance against the Nazi regime.
https://www.nationalww2museum.org/war/articles/sophie-scholl-and-white-rose
It also, of course, is a nod to the suffragettes.
I’m gonna be crocheting a crapload of these and distributing them to friends and family. At the very least, it’s something to do with my hands to distract me from gestures broadly
I used this pattern: https://paintitcolorful.blogspot.com/2021/02/crochet-rose-free-pattern.html
I usually only make amigurumi, beanies, scarves, blankets but this is my first wearable! You guys got me so psyched to try it and I found this lovely hexagon granny stitch pattern from a lady on YouTube. Hexagon cardigan by illjay. Thanks for helping me branch out! I did learn that that I was going to need to cuff the arms to make it longer and that I'm going to want to make it a lot longer for my preference of jackets. I'll post another when I do the adjustments! Thanks guys for giving me the confidence to break into the wearable bubble!