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🧶🧵🎨 @melanierichards.bsky.social’s space for knitting • sewing • weaving • drawing 🪡 https://making.melanie-richards.com

A baby-sized quilt top lying on a hardwood floor. The foreground includes 2 pixelated plants in a saturated dark orange, and the background is a very light teal blue. The bottom of the quilt shows a checkerboard pattern in the two colors.
A pieced section of a quilt top with a pixelated plant in bright orange against a pale warm blue background
Bright orange and pale mint blue fabric pieced together into a checkerboard pattern, on a cutting mat. The strips are a little misaligned.
My hand holding two bundles of pieced strips. One bundle has bright orange and pale warm blue horizontal stripes, and the other bundle has the colors inverted
My hand holding a stack of two yarn cakes, each in different tones of variegated pastel purples. Both are actually Spincycle Dreamland in the color “Tough Love”
A sock in variegated yarn of cream, pinks, and lime greens. Around the cuff is a dark green flower motif.
A set of yarns in autumnal shades of orange, slate, and cream. Some doodle decks for colorwork knitting patterns, a sticker, and a package of pink knitting notions
Two small valais blacknose sheep in a pen filled with hay. A sign says their names are Estella and Endora. They have black faces and cream wooly fleece.
An open sketchbook on a desk with four color panels in blue, purple, pink, orange, yellow, chartreuse, and two greens. Each panel shows the same marker drawing of green and purple mountains, but the marker under layer changes the tone as it mixes with the top layer.
Two 6x9” quilted mug rugs, with stitch lines in a diamond pattern. The cream fabric features hamsters shaped like onigiri and holding items that are usually paired with the rice balls, such as shiso leaves, seaweed, and octopus
A sketchbook with opaque circles swatched in 24 different colors of acrylic paint markers. The right-hand page lists prices and cons. Pros are about time to prime, opaqueness, dry time, and feeling when using them. Cons are the limited color range and single nib size.