Liralen Li
Thumb from Spindle
I'd knitted the whole thing right from the the drop spindle. It's fun. SInce the single isn't balanced by another ply, there's a bias to the straight stockenette cloth. But since it's a tube, the bias only serves as a pattern rather than a way to stretch a square out of shape. It's pretty cool.
The spindle is the Bosworth mini spindle, in tulip wood.
And when I dyed this, I was trying for a green-yellow-orange threesome of analogous colors, they blended more than I liked, but I think it worked?
I basically knitted a tube, put a forethought thumb in (by using waste yarn to knit across the gap once, and removed that single row in order to add the thumb)
Thumb from Spindle
I'd knitted the whole thing right from the the drop spindle. It's fun. SInce the single isn't balanced by another ply, there's a bias to the straight stockenette cloth. But since it's a tube, the bias only serves as a pattern rather than a way to stretch a square out of shape. It's pretty cool.
The spindle is the Bosworth mini spindle, in tulip wood.
And when I dyed this, I was trying for a green-yellow-orange threesome of analogous colors, they blended more than I liked, but I think it worked?
I basically knitted a tube, put a forethought thumb in (by using waste yarn to knit across the gap once, and removed that single row in order to add the thumb)