/r/yarnchicken
A place to brag about our yarn chicken successes, to get sympathy for our yarn chicken fails, and to share hints on using every scrap of yarn!
/r/yarnchicken
Pardon the baby feet. Made what turned out more mug rug sized, or just real small trivet. But with the jasmine stitch I was terrified of running out of yarn before the end of a row. I did a test and whats left isn’t enough for a single jasmine stitch 😳
Just those stitches. JUST THOSE. WHY?
Hand knitting a lap blanket and got so close, yet so far
When I said I won, everyone around me jumped. I figured you here would understand 😁
Both yarns are handspun.
Really, I think it's a draw. I can frog a bit and fix my tension, but seriously, I have one single crochet left!!?
I did the math based off of the first half and it should have been enough but my tension has been all over the place so I’m pretty sure imma about to lose this game…
I used 7 skeins and I had severe anxiety while working on the last bit
I want to run a row of hdc but really don't think I have enough so going to try sc around the bottom edge of the whole shawl. I'm scared (it's mohair) but determined. I'll make it right...riiiight?
Glasses for scale. It’s a lace weight colour gradient so matching the colour would have been difficult. Undoing it to the next opportunity to start the decreases would have lost me at least 15 hours of work, probably more. Now I need to lie down, this was too exciting 😮💨
This would have been the last stitch but it did not work.:(