#knitting question:

[sobtanian@mstdn.games]

@pointysticksncoffee I have not, that looks great. Thanks!

[pointysticksncoffee@wandering.shop]

@Sobtanian check out her other dagmar patterns, there's a few different options (like men, cardi, zipper, child)

[irgndsondepp@gts.da-miez.de]

@Sobtanian that show was real fun. Just out of curiosity: could you spell her name without looking it up?

[maru@sunny.garden]

@Sobtanian this looks kind of similar: https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/no-3-wilbur-sweater-men

[sobtanian@mstdn.games]

@pointysticksncoffee I made her Moby sweater for myself, but the swatch lied to me and the end result came out too big.

I threw all caution to the wind and washed it in hot water and tumble dried it, and it actually worked

[sobtanian@mstdn.games]

@irgndsondepp yes I could. I work in the NHS in England so have been exposed to all manners of Irish name spellings you can imagine.

I currently work with someone Irish called Aisling, pronounced Ashley.

[irgndsondepp@gts.da-miez.de]

@Sobtanian oh that makes total sense. I forgot that you work in the NHS.
I wonder how many people out on the street would be able to spell it correctly.
I couldn't spell or in reverse pronounce anything written out for the life of me. I vacationed in Ireland for 2 weeks and managed to mispronounce pretty much everything.
But it's such a beautiful country. I really need to get back there.

[sobtanian@mstdn.games]

@irgndsondepp

[sobtanian@mstdn.games]

@maru it does! Thanks.

[sobtanian@mstdn.games]

@HelenLockhart thanks I’ll dive in…

[emily_rugburn@lgbtqia.space]

@Sobtanian https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/billie-pullover