Two fresh cups are now being served!

i really need to finally finish mine... it's been sitting at the almost finished stage for weeks now!

New teacup and blog post about knitting and planning a handmade wardrobe: https://lostletters.neocities.org/2023/06/24/summer-knitting.html

the shirt patterns in your blog post look so lovely!!! i love the idea of a handmade wardrobe & i've been wanting to do something similar, so i'm excited to see your progress on that if you post about it more!! <3

I have a collection of low quality, cheap, single skeins of various yarn colors from when I first got into crochet, and I have similar regrets lol. All of the patterns you've picked out look beautiful! I think the Umbria summer top is my favorite.

@hillhouse thanks so much, I'll definitely share photos when they're not looking like rolled up fabric scraps :P @floral-tears you might be able to turn some of that yarn into yarn cozies to hold your future projects! There's a crochet version of the yarn cozy pattern if that's your jam.

blessed by three new brews! Check out all these talented pixel artists ( ♥ω♥ * )

Four new teacups! Get 'em while they're hot :P

new teacup and guestbook entry!

Oh hey, it's me! ( ‾́ ◡ ‾́ )

I'm starting a weekly blog series where I share what I learned this week, and I'm starting with crochet, a craft with which I'm getting reacquainted as I create the "Melissa" lace top by Vicky Chan on Ravelry for my "Me Made" summer wardrobe

If anyone else wants to be learning accountability buddies by blogging weekly, hit me up! I'd love to learn about whatever you're learning about. Any topics are welcome, and you can bounce around topics too.

That said, I'm about to go on a week-long business trip starting Friday, so I'm going to either skip a week or late publish something if I have a chance to write something up while I'm away.

i just read through your blog post and it's rlly interesting! i never knew there were acronyms for crochet patterns; it looks like some kind of line of code or spell ><

also the concept of learning accountability sounds super interesting! i might try it out too!