Cool! I'm designing something with intarsia, but I've only done some beginner projects. I didn't realise how hard it was to actually design something that looks good. It's like a whole new world of knitting

How do you feel about intarsia?

If you rent a car in the UK I think it's still the norm

I'd love to hear from indie yarn dyers who would like to work together.

I would also love to hear from knitters (of all experience levels) about what they'd like to see!

Me too! I'm working on a neon hood right now

These are beautiful!

Hi GG, my name is Jess and I follow you on the other place. I'm a new knitting designer and 20yr knitter.

I find that 1-6 are manageable to binge watch, but 7 is VERY intense (and also there's a lot of Vic Fontaine who is just... Idk, a different vibe). I love it but I can't binge watch it like the first 6. (Obviously all of ds9 is intense.) Also I miss Jadzia

Yes!!! I think there was an episode of ds9 where the o'brien family made it clear you can cook by hand and put the dishes in the replicator. It gave me an actual physical pang

Yeah it does to me too--even the smell is off-putting! So I always think it's a mistake using it, but curries etc I've made (i.e. things that rely on precise flavours) always taste really nice. I'll try it raw in a dressing sometime then!

I have only just started using it and I noticed I don't usually taste it very much in the finished dish (if it's high heat)--is that generally the case do you think?

Yes this exactly

Nb this is not a moral stance, I just don't enjoy it for some reason

It's also just like... I don't want to follow the same things. I do follow businesses on IG but I do NOT want to just read someone's marketing shit. with the lack of anonymity the marketing feels even more invasive for some reason.

The caterpillar does get a stomach ache after eating a ton of food, and only chews through a leaf the next day, which is definitely "not hungry-hungry, but I'll have a salad if you're getting something".

This is very very cool