Resources

Content note: This is a food related post.

Youtube is really the best way to learn how to knit if you can’t learn from family, friends, or people in a knitting circle. Find videos of people knitting with absurdly large needles and super bulky (or bigger!) yarn to learn the specific techniques. For my first project, I started each swap between knits and purls by watching a video on the one I was about to do. That sounds like a lot but if you don’t have someone who can teach you in person, it’s the best you can get without leaving the house.

There isn’t much to this section. I used to program in VBS and I’ve played with Ruby a bit over the years, and I’d be ok at JS if it wasn’t for HTML DOM but that’s about the depth of my real hard experience. Aside from HTML/CSS (some folks say they’re not real programming languages … I don’t care whether they are or not), I’ve really only worked with Twine and Javascript over the past several years.

I’m sorry this is so empty. My pattern resources are an absolute disaster.

Content note: This is a food related post.