Started a Fair Isle Flair Blanket to start using up some of my Thick and Quick scraps in my stash.
I said last year I was going to stash bust and it was mildly successful. Decided I would continue into this year to try and tame the beast. So far wildly failing. I bought a big bag of discontinued Red Heart Baby Clouds yarn off of FB market place today. Very much not my colour or style I usually go for, but since seeing it a week ago I haven’t gotten it off my mind. I’m thinking hot water bottle cozies and maybe some cute little bigfoots.
The fair went fairly well. Didn’t make a lot of sales due to most people thinking it would mainly be readings and jewelry, but I recieved a lot of great feedback. We’re scheduled to show at another on Dec 2nd. My friend who initially got this whole thing rolling will be there and will be bringing a bunch of my stuff along with a like minded fiber creator to show at the table. Sadly due to not being able to take more time off and working night shifts I won’t be there for the whole thing.
I do have a rather long list of orders to complete so that’s been keeping me busy. 7 mittens and a scarf to be exact along with a couple of pairs of tiny trigger mittens for my nephew and to finish off the second totoro mitten.
A friend of mine joined a witchy themed craft fair and offered for me to join her table. I have so many ideas and so little time (it’s Nov 18th). I’m thinking tarot wraps/pouches, leaf mug rugs and candle mats. Maybe some witch hats since I just knit one for said friend. I also have a crazy idea for a pendulum mat that may or may not happen.
Amongst this journey I also have to finish a second mitten for a birthday gift all while working overnights.
A few things I’ve finished the past couple of months. I did a moonphase bag with lining and all for an exchange and I’m seriously regretting not getting better pictures or video of it. I even lined it! I also handdyed some yarn to knit a tarot wrap for a friend and now I have a funky idea for a tarot wrap I might try knitting in the future.
Patterns from The Garfield Knitting Book by Joy Gammon, 1990. The book can be read for free in entirety here, courtesy of the Internet Archive.
I need my work to start giving me an additional $250 per paycheck as a yarn allowance.






















