#Wool Kit

[snowflakeforestfelting]

WoolBuddy Wool Kit Test & Review

[smile-files]

a needlefelted girl <3

[loveshetlands]

[spindleanddye]

BEHOLD

A CRITTER

[daughterofsarenrae]

People who craft are fun bc theyll find out u do crafty things and immediately start giving u shit that they dont use anymore & that their kids never learned to use

[puhpandas]

may is in a week I'm praying to god that behavior pulls through with the fnaf chapter potential and actually puts more characters than springtrap in it bc they are genuinely so capable its so par for the course for them but I can't trust it it's fnaf

[bdsmsub67]

Kit Butler Stars in Peplvm Magazine Love Issue Cover Story

mmscene November 23, 2016

[fortheloveofwoolandmorehair]

We love big planes...

[roboraindrop]

The worst part of being a busy adult is that I want to CREATE

When will I have time to stab a ball of wool again? :(

[snowflakeforestfelting]

SnowflakeForest Presents Wool Batting and Jellyfish Kits

[basicallyjaywalker]

Good timezone everyone. Have an OC thought:

Roxie gives people craft supplies for their birthdays as a way to spread please have a relaxing hobby propaganda to her workaholic teammates

Hannah gets a needle felting kit

(which is where one takes wool roving and a needle and stabs the roving into a shape, to put it very simply)

And at first Hannah is like *yeah this was super sweet. I am not telling her I'll probably never use it*

But she tries it

Approximately two weeks later, someone walks in to ask Hannah something, only to find her hunched over and intently stabbing at a pile of golden yellow wool

Said person also nearly gets a needle thrown at them for coming in w/o knocking

Cue the coming months where people wake up with a cute felted medallion (with a shocking amount of detail) on the bedside tables

Hannah never admits it's her but they all know

Roxie quietly celebrates in the corner at another job well done

[vashti-lives]

Hey has anyone ever knit with knitpicks chroma? It says it’s a superwash wool blend that can go in the washer and dryer but my gut instinct is that it absolutely should not do either of those things. Is it one of those superwash yarns that *has* to go in the dryer? I have knit with superwash that gets really weird and huge if you don’t expose it to the heat of the dryer.

I ask because I’m making shawl kits to donate to a charity bazaar and I have some patterns that chroma would work well in but need an accent color. I would normally not mix superwash and non-superwash wool but chroma doesn’t seem like it should be put in the washer or dryer anyway. Has anyone experienced what it’s like post wet block? Does it grow a ton?

[artcosy]

[theroguebanshee]

Removing rust from guns with Rod from Aegis Gun Care// Episode 55 For The Love Of Guns

I had a flood in the studio that left my P320 full of surface rust. I contacted Rod from Aegis, since he has worked on flood guns before, and he walked me through the removal of the surface rust. In this episode, Rod talks about what to do when your gun is exposed to water.  #gun #gunsmith #firearm @TheRogueBanshee You can reach Aegis Gun Care…

[bdsmsub67]

mmscene Top model Kit Butler takes the cover story of The Financial Times – How To Spend It‘s October 2016 Menswear Special issue captured and styled by Damian Foxe.

[karlachismylife]

Simon Riley got his fingers fucked up. Time spent under Roba's torture messed up the joints, made his digits barely able to flex and curl and left him with chronic pain, especially once the temperatures start to drop. It's alright, not the worst thing he came out of that encounter with, he can live with it. Doesn't bother him even that much.

It's just that Simon Riley used to love knitting.

Soft, creamy white, thick yarn turning into volumunous sweaters with huge warm collars his mother and his brother's bird could wear, safe from the nasty winter chill. Stripey socks, comfortable hats, long fluffy scarves - he could and would do it all.

Roba took it from him. Knitting needles became almost impossible to hold properly, struggling over the yarn mess for more than 15 minutes pisses him off and makes him never want to pick it up again. He can barely make a couple rows of a shitty excuse of a scarf, let alone finish a single thing.

And then Soap brings his LT over to his family home for their joint leave - two whole weeks in a household full of bustling life, hearty food and loving banter. In the evenings, when Johnny and all the younglings of the family have already spent their buzzing energy and are snoring in their beds, sometimes piled up like tired puppies, Simon and Mama MacTavish both are kept up by their insomnia. In a pleasantly dimly lit living room, this beautiful woman with white hair and noble profile sits, kitting - soft white wool of Highlands' best sheep turning into a sweater in her hands.

Simon comes to sit with her, calmed down by the sounds her needles make and the hypnotizing movements of her hands. First couple of nights he just lets it lull him to sleep before Mama MacTavish sends him off to wam bed with her snoring son already sprawled across it like a starfish.

Then Simon picks up needles himself. It's a slow, torturous process, his grip slipping, threads coming apart, frustration and anger at his useless fingers building - yet Mama's hands always come to rescue. She soothes the pain in his fingers, helps fix uneven loops, tells him stories of Johnny's childhood to distract Ghost from his angry mind. It works.

By the end of the leave he presents Soap the ugliest knitted hat with pompoms stitched to it in a row resembling a mohawk, and you bet Johnny wears it all the time, flexing in front of everyone who sees him in this monstrosity. He takes it to all the places he shouldn't, stubbornly unwilling to part with the gift, and loses pompoms - yet somehow Simon constantly sees new ones pop up on the hat.

It's Mama MacTavish stitching them on, because she knows, Simon needs a little help with this painstaking work for now.