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This project includes chain, satin, lazy daisy, french knots, rolling wheel, and leaf stitches that I had just practiced on a handkerchief before moving to this. Found a brand of white gel pen called Brustro (available on Blinkit) that was extremely useful in drawing the design.

Hey folks! Here’s sharing a super comfortable and super easy to make tie-up scarf the pattern of which I found on YouTube.

I knit all the way up to ~7 inches with 12 cast-on and then increased stitches every alternate row till I reached the breadth I wanted and then decreased all the way (alternate rows) till there were 12 cast on left and knit the other end for 7 inches. A tip: use stitch markers to note transitions of the beginning of increases and decreases. Please check the link for exact instructions though (Search Indian style scarf and you should find it).

I used Vardhman Magnus (India) bulky yarn on size 4 needles. Around 1.5 skein was enough. The project was quite fast to finish, within ~2-3 days.

This is me wearing the scarf evidently happy with the outcome :-)

Rustic though it may be I find drinking tea from a saucer so wholesome. Nothing else satisfies the tea bliss as drinking from a saucer or a bowl. I rarely see people using saucers now, even in the privacy of their homes. Growing up, my grandmother and I always drank tea from the rakabi (saucer) while others preferred cups. Share your favorite tea mug as comment!

Hey folks! Got this design hand-printed and then works in very simple stitches to the best of my capacity. The reward was to finish the project - anyhow - because it seemed so ambitious. I have started embroidery only end of 2025 so please be gentle with critique 🙌🌸

Knit this muffler in 2 by 2 rib. It measures around 78 inch by 24 inch. The wool was sourced from Magic Needles (India) and knit on 4 mm bamboo needles. It has an incredible drape and is very warm. I made some mistakes but the plain black expanse was forgiving.