<p><img src="/img/2020/11/IMG_8789.JPG" alt="dezasseis1"></p><p>My newest pattern, <a href="/en/patterns/dezasseis">Dezasseis</a>, is now available on <a href="https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/dezasseis">Ravelry</a>!</p><p>After a smooth test knit, this might be my fastest pattern release yet. I was a bit disappointed when I realized that I would have to release it as a one size only, but I decided to release as is. The price tag should reflect the pattern’s shortcomings.</p>
<p>I’ve been thinking about writing a blog post on how to sew a sweater knitted in pieces for a long time, and there’s no better time than the present since the <a href="https://www.ravelry.com/discuss/meyas-podcast/4066609/76-100#79">test knit</a> of my newest design is halfway through.</p><p>I won’t go into detail on the hand sewing techniques side of the process because I usually sew everything in backstitch. There are plenty of alternatives like <a…
<p>This blog post is a continuation of post <a href="/en/blog/quiltproblemspart1">Solving a quilt puzzle: Part 1</a>.</p><p>According to the plan I delineated in Part 1, I should now attribute a color to each number I used on the previous section.</p><p>I was planning on using a Robert Kaufman roll-up (more on it in Part 1), and on Robert Kaufman’s website you can see a picture of the fabric for each color on the roll. I screenshot it and got the RGB color values for each fabric with Gimp.…
<p>Before we get to the meat of the matter, followers of this blog beware: the next couple of posts will be different than what I usually share on this space, and will contain no knitting whatsoever.</p><p>I have wanted to make a quilt ever since I started sewing and <a href="https://www.purlsoho.com/create/2016/05/11/little-peaks-quilt/">Purl Soho’s Little Peaks Quilt pattern</a> was exactly the sort of quilt that I was looking for. The only problem with the pattern is that there…
