(Oh, and I made it in a 20ct aida fabric, hence the ugly stitches. Looks like 18ct what is working for me 😅)

I would do a lot of things differently now, but this is the beauty of learning curves, ain't it?

Gosh, the + sign will be perfect, thank you! I didn't even recognize that it appears...

Isn't that a type of abuse of alt text? Or just for the technical details? I like to yapping about mental health or "weird" feelings or something, and I feel this platform would be much open for real convos, but with the 300 characters I feel like a teenager again 😅

Oh, it must be fine! I just realized that I have free will, so I could totally make it from sock yarn, because it won't be used as a toy for a child, so now I'm trying to get back my motivation to finish it 😅

Do it! The pattern is really well written and cute (but there is no way in hell that I'll make another one from cotton in the foreseeable future... how people use it for crochet, I cannot comprehend)

Ohhh, I love that color! I wish it would be a Malabrigo sock yarn, because I could put my hands on the yarn

What colors would you choose instead?

Bahh, I know that feeling 🥲 wishing you the best and I hope you'll show the results :)

Is that a flying tiger kit? It felt bad to leave it on the shelf 🥲

Now I envy a spider for its own yarn. Great 😀

Thank you! This is definitely a clever design, and the designer has a really good tutorial for it. My favorite part was that she used paper pieces to mark the end of the rows. It's a simple yet smart and effective way to avoid going crazy.