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Active duty
Designer Max Cyr [IG, Ravelry].
Sweater’s page on Rav.
Size: M. My bust circumference is 92cm / 36in.
Yarn: Sandnes Garn Duo. DK. 55% / 45% merino / cotton, 124 m (113 yards) / 50g. MC - 212 (brown), CC - 2564 (yellow).
Needles: 4.5mm / US 7, 4mm / US 6 (for ribbing).
Gauge: 24 sts & 25 rounds = 10cm / 4in in colorwork stockinette in the round.
Yardage: MC - 681m / 623 yards, CC - 496m / 454yards.
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Top down seamless sweater with raglan construction.
With a height of 160 cm I worked: rounds 1-61 of the body chart + ribbing; rounds 1-75 of sleeves chart + ribbing After 75th round I had 60 sts per sleeve -> next round with decreases -> 56 sts in total for ribbing.
Body length (front center, from collar) 53.5 cm / 21.1 in; Sleeve length (from collar) 65.5 cm / 25.8 in.
Active duty
Designer Max Cyr [IG, Ravelry].
Sweater’s page on Rav.
Size: M. My bust circumference is 92cm / 36in.
Yarn: Sandnes Garn Duo. DK. 55% / 45% merino / cotton, 124 m (113 yards) / 50g. MC - 212 (brown), CC - 2564 (yellow).
Needles: 4.5mm / US 7, 4mm / US 6 (for ribbing).
Gauge: 24 sts & 25 rounds = 10cm / 4in in colorwork stockinette in the round.
Yardage: MC - 681m / 623 yards, CC - 496m / 454yards.
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Top down seamless sweater with raglan construction.
With a height of 160 cm I worked: rounds 1-61 of the body chart + ribbing; rounds 1-75 of sleeves chart + ribbing After 75th round I had 60 sts per sleeve -> next round with decreases -> 56 sts in total for ribbing.
Body length (front center, from collar) 53.5 cm / 21.1 in; Sleeve length (from collar) 65.5 cm / 25.8 in.
Active duty
Designer Max Cyr [IG, Ravelry].
Sweater’s page on Rav.
Size: M. My bust circumference is 92cm / 36in.
Yarn: Sandnes Garn Duo. DK. 55% / 45% merino / cotton, 124 m (113 yards) / 50g. MC - 212 (brown), CC - 2564 (yellow).
Needles: 4.5mm / US 7, 4mm / US 6 (for ribbing).
Gauge: 24 sts & 25 rounds = 10cm / 4in in colorwork stockinette in the round.
Yardage: MC - 681m / 623 yards, CC - 496m / 454yards.
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Top down seamless sweater with raglan construction.
With a height of 160 cm I worked: rounds 1-61 of the body chart + ribbing; rounds 1-75 of sleeves chart + ribbing After 75th round I had 60 sts per sleeve -> next round with decreases -> 56 sts in total for ribbing.
Body length (front center, from collar) 53.5 cm / 21.1 in; Sleeve length (from collar) 65.5 cm / 25.8 in.
(This will have a bunch of spaces for those who struggle to read long/big paragraphs)
This right here is why some writers are just ready to quit, and the lack of interaction from readers, but that’s a topic for another day!
I write stories all the time but never post them because I know how rude people are. And I’m not in the right mental state to deal with that.
Writers have a life outside of writing. Let me say it again.
Creators have a life outside of creating.
They all do; writers, painters, sculptors, knitters, etc.
They do not eat, sleep, and breathe ink or clay or yarn! They have families; mothers, fathers, dogs, cats, fishes, children, husbands, girlfriends, significant others, etc.
Or maybe they just need a break for their mental health. It’s like breaking a bone.
You break your bone, go to the doctors and they tell you to rest, take medication, no physical activities, etc etc.
I’d rather that person take a break and heal instead of pushing their limits and ending up in worse condition than before.
If the creator takes the time to tell you they won’t have an update, or a project will be delayed. You can either stand by their side and give them sympathy, not pity, but sympathy.
You don’t even have to say anything, you’ve acknowledged it and moved on. You’re fine with them needing a break or having plans.
OR, you can leave. You especially do not have to say anything and can call it a day. Leave and never come back. Or leave and just randomly check in on the progress.
But never take the time to say something rude. If you do not want it said to you, do not say it to others.
If you do not want it said to you, do not say it to others.
I know some people can’t help it, but please, try to reread things. Think before you speak, type, write, sign, whatever. Just think!
(Thank you @widowbitessting for letting me use this as an example.)
Why the fuck are you not updating this weekend??? You’ve kept us waiting long enough and now you’re gonna make us wait an extra week?? Is this a joke?
Um, okay, wow. Watch your tone please?
I’m not updating this week as I’m away at a family function and I like to be around when the next part drops in case there’s any issues (like with part 3…)
Apologies you’re having to wait a little longer for the next part.
Wow.
Knitted Balaclava 🙈
made with a stockinette stich and a 2x2 ribbed stich ( in the right pic you can tell the tails were not weaved in )
and added a sparkly fur trim to make it extra cute 💕 (it looks way neater after weaving in the tails + I didn't block it cuz I'm a gangtser 😎 )
Used Egyptian Cotton as my main yarn in the colours Pétrole and Blanc 1, the grey and the light blue were leftovers from another project 🦋
The other project being my first ever knitting project which was also a balaclava, back when I had just learned how to do a pearl stich haha guess we all have to start somewhere 🥵