u/MermaidMotel14

Also finally started liking my hair more but I still stick to my trusty hats, excuse th awkward poses

I got my hair cut today but it does not look the way I imagined it and even a cap cant hide it, I've had short ish hair for a year now but never this short, does anyone know how fast this grows out? Also if anyone has advice with what type of fashion it looks good please I feel awful haahahah and like some kind of Christian teenage boy

Bread, carrots, hummus, herbal cream cheese, chocolate with strawberries and raspberries, a scoop salad with nacho crisps, ice tea, sea salt crisps and water.

Properly cut contact with my talking stage/date after they basically ghosted me for 10 days (we talked it out and no hard feelings towards them even though im still a bit sad lol, did rather care for them). Had a lovely heatwave afternoon picnicking in the shade in the park with a friend, after we hadn't seen each other for months (opposite side of the country).

Not sure if this is a pattern question or no, but it seemed the best fit. I've been trying to knit Paterson by Susan Crawford, but I am really having trouble with the right amount of stitches. I knit quite lovely, so I went 2 needle sizes down (2,75 --> 2,25mm). I swatched, as the pattern has very little positive ease (±2cm/0,8 inch) and with those needles I met gauge in width (35 st in 10 cm) after washing and drying.

When I cast own however, I quickly realised my knitting was way too wide. I recast on, now a smaller size, and my gauge was still completely off (316 st being ±115 cm...) even though I knit the swatch in the round, on the same needle size.

Should I size down again, or should I buy thinner needles?

Kind of poor pictures, but ifk how else to illustrate. I am aware that after casting on and knitting some more rows colourwork it might be less wide, but I doubt it will shrink the required 18 cm...

I also could not find this in the faq or previous posted stuff. Other people who made the project did not seme to have my issue https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/paterson