#knit witch

[goblinknits]

It’s done! And I’ve never been so relieved to be done with a project! I was really cutting it close too as a Christmas present! And the only reason it took so long was because I misread the pattern and how wide the panels were supposed to be. My nephew will never outgrow it though at least!

[witchy-stitches]

🦇my finished (not yet blocked) project of the “Nightling cowl” pattern by Jen Immer! go check out the pattern🦇

[feral-space-faerie]

My basement craft room has shit lighting but I wanted to post my first spun yarn (left) and my second (right) next to each other!

[brackgiraffe]

knit witch

[stitchywitchysstuff]

Simple sigil for comfort under the tummy plate for the amigurumi I made for my god-daughter!

[ithinkdogshouldvote]

Guardian swap au for 4/13 ^ ^

[breelandwalker]

For my fellow fibre arts witches, if you're starting to get the Annual Cold Weather Fidget, that driving urge to reach for hooks and needles and that big bin of spools and fabric lurking in your closet....

If you feel like Doing A Witchcraft, you can work some witchy into whatever you're making. Weaving, crocheting, knitting, nalbinding, stitching, embroidery, and knotwork can all carry magic and serve as a vehicle for creating spells, sigils, talismans, or enchanted wearables.

Am I saying you can put a spell into that pair of socks you're knitting? That scarf you've been working on? That pile of granny squares waiting to become a blanket? That cross-stitch piece you've been meaning to finish?

ABSOLUTELY.

There are even books on knot magic, witchy crochet and knitting patterns, and beautifully spooky cross-stitch and embroidery pieces. (And lots more downloadable patterns exist on etsy and fibre arts forums!) Perfect for chilling with your favorite hot beverage and current binge-watch while you keep your hands from getting bored.

Go forth and have fun with it!

[bukomoon]

Alfred the giant octopus by Sowoolsocool on Etsy

[tea-and-antlers]

I love when people tell me I make clothing wrong. I love when they tell me “you have to knit sweaters from a yoke” and “you have to sew a back rip stitch for a garment zipper” because I don’t! I don’t!!! I can make clothing however I like! I knit sweaters from the bottom up in panels on straight needles! I sew my zippers on by hand with embroidery thread! And guess what?! The sweaters look like sweaters! The zippers work like zippers! The SNOZBERRIES taste like S N O Z B E R R I E S!!

[goblinknits]

Pumpkin bags are back and for sale starting next week at the St. Louis Renaissance Faire

[magpiethepunkfairy]

Gonna learn how to sew a knit and crochet for the sole purpose of making things to wrap my friends in

[albaillustration]

A couple more tiny witchy commissions, inspired by the prompts "spinning wool" and "bees"! Ink, watercolor, and acryla gouache. These paintings are only 2.5/3x3 inches in size!

[onceuponabookiread]

One month, two party size bags of lollies, and five skeins since I last had a cigarette.

[zosiayarn]

I TURNED THE HEEL!!!!!! that part was easy but the gusset gave me sooo much trouble. the silver lining is i finally learned how to safely undo knit stitches now lol. but i did it !! now i get the ease of simply knitting the foot in the round for a while

[crippldprincess]

Idk who needs to hear it today, but your projects don't need to turn out perfect. Make the thing you don't understand. Let it be crooked or stitched poorly, under baked or fallen. How are you supposed to learn otherwise?