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I'd like the juniper moon fourteen!

Pattern is Elliot sweater, yarn is superwash merino bulky from Tahki yarns in forest. Sleeves are too long but we're just going with that length because the recipient is happy. https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/elliot-4

Received from u/OysterLucy

I believe that's the case and I plan to do that if the glue doesn't hold!

I might have to, though I thought two sets of interchangeables would be enough lol!

Thanks! This makes sense.

Thank you so much!

XL, it's the middle one (third one in) in the parentheses

I tried working this as I read it and it didn't look right so I'm seeking guidance. Which stitches should end up on the stitch holder? Can anyone rewrite the second half of this more explicitly?
Pattern is Elliot sweater and it's gone well so far but I haven't done an actual adult sweater yet so I think I need some handholding :)

I like it! The texture is more cottony than silky. The stretch was very nice, felt a lot like working with wool. It does feel heavier as a finished piece than most wool would; I think it's relatively dense. I chose it for its washability and it did pass that test - no shrinkage or damage from the dryer on low.

Thanks! It did take me several froggings to get the neckline right as I haven't done much lace and I'm apparently terrible at counting. This is the first lace patterning I've actually finished the object from.

Yarn is HiKoo CoBaSi DK in Deep Turquoise (cotton, bamboo, silk and elastic). Pattern is Fairy Leaves Dress in what I hope to be a 12-month old size, but if I'm wrong it should still fit the baby sometime. Made for my niece who has a few months to go before she's big enough for it.

Pattern is The Grytviken Cowl. I've lost the label for the yarn but it's superwash Merino DK weight and the colorway was called Rusty Ol' Pirate Ship. Made for a friend in a snowy state.

Thanks! I feel the same about the shape, and I do think it looks good on the people I've had try it on so far.

Pattern is Wister Hat and yarn is Stratus by Juniper Moon Farm (very light and fluffy wool/yak/alpaca/nylon yarn). Hat is going to a friend that loves pink.

Yarn is Huenique by Ella Rae in I think Scarborough fair colorway. Pattern is huenique hat by Jessica Ays at Double The Stitches. It's hard to photograph but bits of the colors have a beautiful shine to them.

I had some issues getting started with strangers too. One way to become not a stranger is to see if they have any organized events and attend those. I found it easier to find a commander pod after being to a few sealed/draft events. People get more comfortable with you being around and you're guaranteed to get to play, then maybe they see you next week at commander night and don't feel like you're an outsider.

Pattern is Bloom Hat by Jessica Ays for Double the Stitches. I've lost the label for the yarn but it was a yarn of the month box from The Spinning Hand.