Chasing after babies, dogs, and a dissertation. Bilingual in English and American. I knit, climb, bake, and cosplay at winter from the temperate safety of VA
@unknottedstring @MaterGarruli Ack, I’m just excited for you @MaterGarruli ! I love when people rediscover their knitting joy. My knitting has brought me so much joy and also helped me through a lot of rough stuff. And it can be quite prayerful too
@MaterGarruli (I didn’t block theirs to be pointy bc wasn’t quite the baptismal vibe I was going for but I’ve done so with gift knit version of that pattern for a more gnome core look. @EfficacyOfGrace can confirm!)
@MaterGarruli Tin Can Knits has a bonnet pattern that is super easy but absolutely lovely! It’s called ‘Beloved’ and I made it for my girls’ baptism. It’s not quite as pointy (though you can block it to be so).
@unknottedstring @MaterGarruli Oh yes! The endless stockinette after the interesting bit is where I struggle, too. People either find that bit relaxing and meditative or totally interminable…
@KatiePMcGrady Well, I for one am *eagerly* awaiting the next episode of Like A Mother! I listened to all the first four in a row while staining the deck 😂
@RedStethoscope A few weeks ago my 4 yo was pushing the tiny kid sized cart at Publix while dresses as Buzz Lightyear and she ran into another 4 yo pushing the tiny kid sized cart while dressed as Elsa. It was absolutely magical. More toddlers in public costumes please!
@anneryathome I grew up riding horses and my mom is a bit neurotic at the safest of times. My old coach still amusedly recalls the time I fell off and, knowing my mom was watching, yelled “I’m fine!” midair before even hitting the ground
@nadineleonas Don’t know if this is possible for you etc but we had our wedding in one country and then a few months later a blessing and much more casual party in the other country. It was really lovely.