I do volunteer work for racial justice and here is a sweater I designed and knitted: the white candles are for the countless victims of systemically racist police brutality, and the fists in an inclusive variety of skin tones are for solidarity and unity with marginalized communities. βπΏβπΎβπ½βπΌ
Learned five days ago from an article that a black woman helped Lion Brand Yarn to make a new inclusive skin tone yarn line, so ECSTATICALLY ordered the darkest-to-medium nine of the 12. They arrived today. π€© Anyone else stoked to knit up something racial-unity related?? See comments. βπΏβπΎβπ½βπΌβ
I do volunteer work for racial justice and here is a sweater I designed and knitted: the white candles are for the countless victims of systemically racist police brutality, and the fists in an inclusive variety of skin tones are for solidarity and unity with marginalized communities. βπΏβπΎβπ½βπΌ
I do volunteer work for racial justice and here is a sweater I designed and knitted: the white candles are for the countless victims of systemically racist police brutality, and the fists in an inclusive variety of skin tones are for solidarity and unity with marginalized communities. βπΏβπΎβπ½βπΌ
I do volunteer work for racial justice and here is a sweater I designed and knitted: the white candles are for the countless victims of systemically racist police brutality, and the fists in an inclusive variety of skin tones are for solidarity and unity with marginalized communities. βπΏβπΎβπ½βπΌ
First time ever doing intarsia/fair isle/stranded/whatever this is!! π€© The video I learned it from said to cross old yarn to the left over the new yarn to avoid gaps. This twists them though--been stopping to untwist the yarn every 10 minutes this whole time! Is there an easier noob-friendly way??
First time ever doing intarsia/fair isle/stranded/whatever this is!! π€© The video I learned it from said to cross old yarn to the left over the new yarn to avoid gaps. This twists them though--been stopping to untwist the yarn every 10 minutes this whole time! Is there an easier noob-friendly way??
