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Knit a Book Lover Scarf - It’s Double Knit, Fully Reversible and 100% Giftable https://wp.me/pjlln-63J 

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Rosewood Scarf by Destiny Meyer (free pattern via Ravelry)

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This reminds me of when I first started and I’m living for it 😂❤️

I’ve just now decided that I love this guy 😂

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Ouuuu I love this !

Started a bubbline sweater!! I think it’s turning out okay so far :)

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My friend just sent me this Pixar short about a ball of yarn (named Purl!) starting a new job! It is so cute!

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me: I have been knitting for eons. my yarn is never ending. this scarf could cross the atlantic twenty times over.

my ruler: this is 4 inches

me: impOSSIBLE

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Making a stormtrooper hat for my loves birthday

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Goals

IT IS FINALLY FINISHED!!!!! After a year of knitting, my geekalong blanket is complete. Squares are from the 2014 and 2016 geekalongs.

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Variant movie poster for Screenweek.it

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10 Anime Boys with Warm Smile (n.1)

Smile often, because you’ll never know all the good it can do 😁😊

[Hotaru]

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The squad ❤️

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Honestly reading the manga just opens a whole new perspective

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Do you have any tips for making a blanket and creating a pattern form a picture?

Hi, friend!  Thanks so much for your patience in my reply (I know I’m not the best with prompt responses)!

I should preface this with saying that I have never drafted a pattern for something as large as a blanket, so if any other knitters have more applicable tips, I’d love for them to weigh in!  I realize that you’re asking specifically for tips on working from a picture, but I figure I’ll share my little bits of experience in pattern drafting overall, in hopes that it will be helpful and not overwhelming.  This got way longer than I was anticipating, so I’ve added a readmore to hopefully spare everyone’s dash.

Okay, tips!

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Crucial Ingredients for a Great Relationship

1. Shared sense of humour; lots of laughter and fun

2. Little gestures of thoughtfulness

3. Personal space (there needs to be separateness in your togetherness)

4. Having the ability to spend hours together (simply doing routine or humdrum things)

5. Having “fairness and respect” rules in place for when you argue or fight

6. Having an attraction that goes beyond the physical; liking each other, and their personality

7. Believing that your partner has what it takes to live the life that they want to live – believing in them always, and especially when they’re down

8. Having a relationship that’s built on trust, openness, honesty and faithfulness.

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With these pictures from vanity Fair coming out, i might as well share what I’ve been knitting up for the past 6 months 😆

I written up the pattern and it took me like 5 times of knitting up and ripping back to get them right. I kinda want to redo the black in the arm but then that mean more work so i might not.