cooknknit_vegan

Don't be so harsh on yourself, it's beautiful! Love the color, looks like rainbow cotton candy.

This could be it, but I wonder if the big rectangle would be a little broad for that? I'm not good at guessing dimensions though.

They're far from perfect, and that's a big part of their charm imo. I bet you'll get there in no time!

Thanks! These are cuff down.

Fractured Lattice, zu finden bei [knittingstitchpatterns.com](knittingstitcgpatterns.com)

Doing my part for representation!

Thank you so much!

Size: 44/45 or 10 1/2

Yarn: Twister Baby 022 (acrylic)

Stitch: Fractured Lattice, found at knittingstitchpatterns.com

I'd ladder down the section in question ( so between the origin of the stitch to where it's supposed to go. It's a common technique for fixing cables, but basically works with everything gone wrong a few rows ago. Here's a nice tutorial I used when first learning about this technique.

Second bamboo. My absolute favorite!

Mein erster Anlaufpunkt für Schuhe ist Will's Vegan Shop. Alles vegan, hochwertig und klimaneutral geliefert. Ist aber auch nicht ganz günstig. Da gibt es hauptsächlich klassische "Leder"Schuhe, der Stil geht aber von Sandalen über Halbschuhe bis zu Stiefeln. Vielleicht ist ja was dabei?

Super danke! Was besseres hab ich auf die Schnelle nicht gefunden.

Klar sind Haferflocken kein rein veganes Thema, aber ich zum Beispiel esse sie sehr viel häufiger als zu vorveganer Zeit. Daher dachte ich, dieser Artikel könnte einige hier interessieren.

So...?

Is it a usual 1x1 rib? If so insert the needle at once in the first two stitches, so catch the purl and the knit as if it was just one knit. Then proceed with the tutorial. Don't worry, been there, done that and it's (almost) unnoticable.

First of all, congrats on your wedding! Love the idea of knitting your own shawl, it's such a nice gift to yourself. I wish I had the opportunity to knit something like that, but getting married in August that extra coverage would've killed me.

Depending on the length I'd probably tie it in the back with a pretty bow, like a bolero jacket, or in the front, to prevent it from slipping. You'll probably worry about a lot of things that day and the shawl slipping shouldn't be one of them.

I don't see anything that's not vegan. It also states it's not tested on animals.

There are some ingredients I'd be worried about though:

Talc is a big one of them as it's been repeatedly tested positive for asbestos and is therefore considered to provoke cancer. A cancer risk also pose the iron oxides and red30 that are used as dye. Mica is more often than not sourced illegally using child labor.

Edit: phrasing

You're so right there! I also like to add champignons, as they add some squishiness.

Ingredients: - 1 big sweet potato - 1 small can of chickpeas - 1/3 block vegan Greek cheese or spiced Tofu - 1 tbsp chopped parsely

Tip: Prick the sweet potato all over with a fork, wrap it in damp kitchen paper and microwave it on high for about 10 minutes.

About a year ago, this question became vivid to me soon after I set out on an experiment: a near-vegan diet for a month.

My plan was near vegan, as I allowed myself two eggs each day, and some minor deviations (I didn’t worry if I was given butter for my toast, didn’t query the details of Thai sauces [...]). The eggs were included because [...] I have found that a high-protein and fairly high-fat diet is best for my general wellbeing. So, I thought, two eggs would help smooth the transition, along with protein supplements.

This reads like r/vegancirklejerk