3) wool scarf, This is the fourth stitch pattern I tried with this inexpensive wool and I think it’s the winner.

4) Illustrated Couple socks, pattern #3 in @abeeinthebonnet.bsky.social 2025 Golden Honey Sock Club. I realized after I started that I was supposed to do 2x2 rib, oops.🧶
#showmeyourknits

I enjoy your lives on TikTok and I’m glad you are on here, because I do not participate in anything on fb anymore.

I’m flattered! But I wouldn’t feel right about publishing it even if I was a pattern designer. The sleeves are the pleated eyelet cuff pattern of Kaizen cardigan from In The Conservatory by Universal Yarn. Really pretty and unique construction, but not at all my concept.

Thanks!

Both are gorgeous!

Thanks!

Pattern for anyone interested:

www.ravelry.com/patterns/lib...

Thank you 😊 I am going to check out the scarf and the bag patterns. The other two are very cute but I don’t have any youngsters to knit for.

Thanks- I did do that but nothing screamed pick me on the first few pages. I’ll have to dig deeper.

So pretty!
And such a difference in color from when I was there on the 5th.

These aren’t completely obscure, but where I live none of them were on local radio in the 90’s.

The Church- Gold Afternoon Fix

Temple of the Dog

Cowboy Junkies- Miles From Our Home

I waffle between Fuzzy and Mighty Joe Moon as to which continues to hold more sway.

Thank you! This the first time I’ve used Juniper Moon and I do love the irregular texture of this cotton linen blend. I have had to take extra care with splitting, but it is so soft and the color is gorgeous.

Thanks! When I was making the sleeves for Kaizen cardigan my daughter said she thought the cuffs would be perfect as sleeves on a summer top, with that pleated eyelet design. She picked 🧶
Even though I swatched and did math, every step has been knit 3x 😂. Lots of frogging, but she’s happy.🥰

I’m using 3.75, which is about the largest I think I could get away with. It really does work up into a fantastic fabric. I’m hoping to have it done to wear for the holidays. It’s always so warm at my extended family’s, I wanted it to be lightweight but look more substantial than it is.

Those not in Auckland can view photos virtually, at www.oxenhamphoto.com
Proceeds from the show will help photographer Jason Oxenham fight blood cancer, multiple myeloma.

Jason’s Give a Little page:
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#photography #auckland

Thank you! And for reposting, that was very kind.

Still debating on adding the French knots for berries, or maybe adding fresh water pearls to look like white Holly berries. This is my first all-over lace pattern and while it wasn’t hard, I did have to tink a fair amount for silly mistakes. Thanks for reading!
🧶 #knitsky