u/Busy_Temperature_111

I live in a hot place so I pretty much use only cotton yarn.

I've never used mohair and I've been seeing a lot of people hating on it online, why is that?

I think it looks cool and I wish I could make something with it, I don't know how it feels on the skin though

EDIT: so much hate for this yarn😂 do you know any alternatives? Like yarn that looks like mohair but it's not itchy and can be used in a hot climate too?

Hi everyone.

I am a foreigner married to an Indian and living in India.

I am going back to my country for a few months and my husband will be coming and going too, but mostly he will be in India.

I want to do some meal prep for him so he doesn't have to cook much or eat out often, something I can make now and freeze so he can defrost and eat whenever.

We are both gym people so preferably something with protein, also veggies are fine, all in South Indian style.

Please help, I have 0 ideas about this since this is not "my" food

PS: my husband didn't ask me to do this, he says he can manage, but I know that he will mostly eat outside and it's not healthy, I want him to be able to keep eating good food while working without having to stress about it

Hey everyone, I am 4 and a half months pregnant and I've been so hungry lately. I am eating tons of fruit but I am still feeling hungry. I am a gym girl so I try to eat clean, I would love if you could suggest some homemade healthy snacks with vegetables or something (for example baked carrots chips and such)

Thanksss

Hi everyone!

I always order yarn from Magic Needles, but this time they didn't have the yarn I needed and the only website I found that yarn with the colors I was looking for was Pradhan Embroidery.

I ordered it 3 days ago and I've had no communication a part from the confirmation email.

If any of you placed an order with them, could you tell me how long they took to ship it?

Thanks 🫰🏻

I am not Indian, but I live here, I went to a lot of functions and I talked to some young girls and when I said that their lehengas were very nice they replied that those were not lehengas but half sarees.

I checked online too, but I really can't tell the difference

Hi, I am 3 months pregnant and my clothes don't fit me anymore. I usually use thight clothes so now that my weight increased of 1/1,5 kg they don't fit me properly.

Is it work to buy maternity clothes? Is there any way I can use my clothes with adjustments?

For context I am Italian living in India so I need "summer" clothes but I will be needing winter clothes from my 7 month because I will be back in Italy and I will give birth there. (I wear Indian traditional clothes only for occasions, I need "western" wear)

EDIT: I mostly need office wear (shirts, dresses, pants)