Just learning Nalbinding really and happy with my tension on this mitten!

https://preview.redd.it/h89ilwid22ge1.png?width=1376&format=png&auto=webp&s=3f0a021eef1359854d04e9fa283db2f16a335f17

Caron yarn

Many different stitches. From bottom to the top:

1. I improvised it, but I'm sure someone already made that and there is a name for it out there
2. Shell stitch https://pin.it/1JNLziWLj
3. "Stachelmuster" from the book "Häkeln" by Claire Montgomerie. English title: "Crochet Stitches - Step By Step"
4. https://pin.it/3Nn5UKF44

The stitches above are all from the book I mentioned in 3.

Dare I say my slip stitch ribbing isn't too bad either.

Just SC, DC all the way, but so satisfying! Used Loops and Threads Charisma yarm

Making a scarf at my toddler’s request and thought it would be a fun stitch to try, and bonus unplanned pooling at that!

Picked up knitting after a ~2 year quilting/embroidery kick, and I am chuffed with the outcome! Pattern is 'Easy Bralette' by Svetlana Volkova and I converted the gauge to work for the 2ply lace weight superwash merino yarn I dyed.

Currently working on a C2C wattle stitch blanket. Using Premier puzzle yarn in Jigsaw.

Feather stitch in Lion Brand Mandala “Satyr”

i recently started a new sweater for my father, and i was told you guys could like it :) stitches: front posts sc (ribbing) + alternating ss/hdc (body, i don't know if the stitch has a name)

Here's my tapestry I just finished yesterday. People over at r/crochet said I should crosspost.

I oopsied my math/ count and had to frog about 14 rows

[This is my photo; I just added labels in case some of the items were not easily identifiable.]

Just one more slice of bread to go! OH and I am putting it all in a soft zipper lunchbox and writing "Sandwich Shop" on it with acrylic markers. 🥹☺️ My niece is 16 months old and I cannot wait to give this to her.

If you missed my first post: https://www.reddit.com/r/tensionporn/s/XDgXDalIET

Had to show off the hat I’m currently working on!! I’m in mortuary school and have a lot of time to kill after I’m done working on class work so I’ve started a beanie… with sock yarn. Probably not my smartest idea, but definitely the best time killer. The yarn is from a local shop and it’s all in half double stitches. Any advice is welcome!

I ran out of the cream yarn on the back panel so I changed to red at the halfway point.

stitches used: sc, dc, fpdc, bpdc, modified x cluster, bobble, sc blo. see comments for more pics & video

Done in 8 ply cotton, mostly using Bendigo Woollen Mills and Paintbox DK cotton.

Pattern is Marinus by Helen Shrimpton. This will become a 1.5m square blanket eventually, with a wide variety of stitches