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rebthack.bsky.social
Let’s see how good I am at following a complicated color pattern in the car without motion sickness 🥴 🧶#cecropiaKAL2025 #cecropiaKAL

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Alt text: A cozy knitting project in progress while riding in a car on a winter day. A partially completed Cecropia cowl, featuring a burgundy and white colorwork pattern, rests on the lap of the passenger, who is wearing blue jeans. A cream-colored canvas tote bag from KnitWit Yarn Shop in Portland, Maine, sits beside it, featuring an illustration of an owl knitting with two small baby owls nearby. The car’s dashboard and windshield frame a view of a snowy highway lined with evergreen trees under a partly cloudy sky. The scene captures a peaceful moment of knitting on the go. #knitting #knit #craftsky #craftiverse #knitsky #ravelry #maine #fiberart #yarn
February 23, 2025 at 3:28 PM
rebthack.bsky.social
It’s #Caturday and the #CecropiaKAL. Hope you are all having a great day! 🧶
A tabby cat with green eyes sits on a plaid-patterned couch, licking its lips with its tongue curled to the side. In front of the cat is a knitting project in progress, featuring a maroon and light gray colorwork pattern, resting on two balls of yarn. The background includes a glimpse of a cozy indoor setting with warm lighting. #knitting #knit #fiberart #craft #craftsky #showmeyourknits #wipwednesday #yarn #wool #cat #kittens #kitten #rescuecat A close-up of a Cecropia cowl knitting project in progress, featuring a maroon and light gray colorwork pattern. The cowl is resting on two balls of yarn, which are tucked into fabric project bags—one with a whimsical black-and-white cat illustration and the other with a colorful floral pattern. The knitting is placed on a plaid-patterned couch. Part of a cat’s white paw is visible on the right side of the frame.
February 15, 2025 at 10:44 PM
rebthack.bsky.social
@criticalknit.bsky.social Can't wait to start the #CecropiaKAL on Friday!

Pattern: www.ravelry.com/patterns/lib...
Cecropia Cowl pattern by Mary P. Hunt
The Cecropia Cowl is inspired by the beautiful moth my husband and I found on our way home from the local peony garden. It was the first time either one of us had seen a silk moth of this size in pers...
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February 11, 2025 at 2:30 PM