NeedleWorkMonday Featured Posts #65
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Greetings needle artists and supporters!
Welcome to @needleworkmonday’s Featured Posts #65!
This is a weekly curation showcasing the needlework of our very own Steemians. Every Monday we get together to share our love and passion for the needle arts using the #needleworkmonday tag. On all other days we use the #needlework tag. We enjoy each other’s creations, ideas, patterns, tips and shortcuts.
We strive to bring to you great quality work filled with tutorials and inspiration. Please help us keep these wonderful needle arts alive and thriving by supporting our creative work and community!
Here are our featured projects...
NeedleWorkMonday - Making and Attaching Modern Tassels - Tutorial Inside! by @crosheille
Amigurumi #47: Baby mice @inici-arte
Knitting Convertible Gloves / 指が出る手袋を編んでいます by @akipponn
Knitting in a cowl in three countries by @neumannsalva
Thank you for stopping by to view our featured posts for this week. Please stop by their posts and show them some love with a read and an upvote for sharing their handmade creations. To see more needle arts, please check out the #NeedleWorkMonday tag and check back here with @NeedleWorkMonday every Wednesday / Thursday for the weekly Resteems and Curation posts!!
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Thank you for this lovely compilation. I am so amazed about @akipponn‘s mittens. I love everything, the heathered green, the thick wool and the cables (which remind me, that I still have not tried out to knit cables)
Wow! Happy travel @neumannsalva yeah we are not complete if we travel without bringing along our passion, super relate.
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For small cables you don't need a cable needle, which makes knitting cables (or twisted stitches) so much easier and faster. I learnt that for my cotton hat - Sylvie Rasch shows two techniques. The first one is great for crossing two stitches - it's really fast (she fights a bit with the stitches, but I think that's cause it's cotton yarn). The second technique works when you have more stitches in a cable. It might look complicated at first, but it's way better than fiddling with an additional needle.
For the "throwers and pickers" - there surely are a lot of videos showing how to do that, take a look ;)
Sigh... so many things to try :-DDD Thank you so much for recommending this helpful technique, now you only have to motivate me to finish some things from my huge ufo pile and than I am good to try.
There's a difference between UFO and WiP. UFOs are at the back of your closet and they donct count, only think of your WiPs ;)
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OH GOD... I think I have both in huge numbers. There is a pair of socks and a cowl (Christmas presents), a sweater and a cardigan I must sew together, two cardigans I knit, a shawl I currently knit and two crochet sweater... I did not mentioned the things I hide in my bedroom. Please don't tell. :-DDD
It's nice knowing and inspiring all featured works with love within the community, especially like me who parked my hooks for a while due to my unstable blood pressure. Really happy to read aboit their projects.
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So sorry to hear about your unstable blood pressure @jurich60. I hope it normalizes soon and you can get back to doing what you love ~ ❤️
Hope your health gets better soon @jurich60 and that you can share your work here with us again. Take care.
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Oh no! I hope you get well soon and find a medication or treatment which helps you with the blood pressure. It seems something many woman get (my mother also). <3 <3
Thank you so much for the feature! We had some really great reads this week and I still need to make my comment rounds.
Great curation @marblely ;D
Thank you @crosheille! It was fun putting this together :)
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Absolutely ;)
Very nice all the works...you can see a lot of dedication in the clothes. I am happy to know that in the world continue to use woven garments and continue innovating in this area.
Some are scared of mice but perhaps those cute baby mice by inici-arte will help change your mind.
Hehe yes those little fellas are really cute.
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It's time to draw the recipient of the share of SBI from the commenters of last week's post. I used Random Draw again and the chosen one is @sherylneil! If you don't want the share tell me otherwise I'll initiate it tomorrow.
Thanks to all who commented - have fun, keep on steeming and live your life one stitch at a time!
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Hello @needleworkmonday, thank you for sharing this creative work! We just stopped by to say that you've been upvoted by the @creativecrypto magazine. The Creative Crypto is all about art on the blockchain and learning from creatives like you. Looking forward to crossing paths again soon. Steem on!
Thank you!