Moon Jelly Project Pics
Part of the Process
Whenever I make a new pattern, I take a few snapshots to put in the pattern as placeholders until I’m able to get the photo shoot done. In the case of Moon Jelly and other collaborative projects, these pics are also what I text to my design buddy to get their opinion. I don’t fuss too much about what I’m wearing when I do these, but I kind of love how my fave yellow hoodie contrasts with Gauge’s Estuary colourway. I’ll definitely be wearing this combo a bunch in the fall.
In case you missed what this project is, here’s an introduction and here it is on Ravelry. TLDR, it’s the June pattern and yarn for the 2023 Gauge Dye Works Summer Yarn + Pattern Club and it’ll be exclusive until next summer.
The June and July clubs are closed, but if you want to get in on the August club, signups will open next month. Subscribe to my newsletter if you want to be notified!
Andrea’s wearing a gradient blue and teal toque with a turned up ribbed brim and jellyfish-inspired colourwork at the crown.
The back of Andrea’s head wearing a gradient teal toque. On display are the square crown shaping and four circular colourwork motifs around the crown.
Andrea looking down while wearing a gradient teal toque and bright yellow hoodie.
In Case you Missed These Links
You can chat about your project on Ravelry and Facebook with other knitters who are also part of the club!
Here’s a video tutorial showing how I do the crochet provisional cast-on and one on how I remove it.
Here are some colourwork tips and how I work colourwork with two hands.
Here’s a link to my books about colourwork. KnitOvation comes out in October and is available for pre-order now!
And here are my other collaboration projects with Gauge Dye Works in case you’re looking for more projects like Moon Jelly!
Have you cast on yet? How are you liking the project? Tell me in the comments below!
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