I’m am intermediate crocheter, but dabble in knitting or sewing when the mood strikes. I’ll have to keep tabs on this thread for project inspiration!
I saw a while ago (on a Kickstarter?) someone made a glorious MST3K sweater. If you’re on here, brava!
Was it [this sweater]?(Ravelry: MST3Knitting pattern by DrawFour Designs)?
She has indeed appeared here.
Yup, that’s the one! A work of art, that is.
Check out her other patterns on Ravelry. She has numerous fannish patterns, as well as non-fannish, and she is indeed a treasure.
Okay, accidentally went to post a pic if the next part of my big MST3K cross stitch only to realize I had forgotten some of the backstitching. So here it is for real this time:
That is fantastic and making me think cross stitch is severely underrated. I may have to buy myself some floss and give it a go.
I admittedly don’t know too much about knitting and crocheting and such, but that’s pretty damn awesome.
Well done, thanks for sharing that!
Go for it!
I’ve wanted to try one of those snarky sweary embroidery designs. Perhaps I could combine the two concepts. Intriguing!
I’m a knitter, and learned to spin during pandemic (it’s like a fidget spinner that makes yarn!) It’s become a huge rabbit hole of what kind of sheep make what kind of fiber that makes these kinds of yarn with those kinds of applications/properties.
I’m a sewist, quilter, knitter, and cross-stitcher. I got a cross stitch pattern for the bots, Joel, Mike, Dr F, and Larry (strangely there is no Tv’s Frank?) off an etsy seller several years ago. I intend to someday do Christmas ornaments.
I would totally do an MST3K quilt if ever I could come up with a good/easy pattern.
I’m a super lazy quilter and just alternate black and patterned squares and tie the corners of the squares and do a patterned edging. It’s way too much effort to do all the fancy blocks I see others doing. I also have a bad back, so that doesn’t help.
It’s not MST3K related, but I have been working on making the parts for a couch… for my stepsister’s cats. I just finished putting the base together last night! Now I gotta finish the back and the arms, and then crochet a small afghan for it.
I learned to knit first, and crochet baffles me–how can you do anything with just one needle?!
I learned to knit once, but forgot, then I learned how to crochet. I’ve so far managed to crochet a lap blanket, a Baby Yoda, two shawls, and now the parts for a cat couch, so I count that as a decent win.
Last winter I took an online class and learned to make hand-knit chunky blankets–I made them for everyone for Christmas–and I know it was really crocheting, but I can’t do it with a needle. Oh, well. 
I love the detail on Tom’s arms!
Don’t mind at all! It’s looking great! 
