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Thistlewood Bonnet tester call

- Pattern Name and Project Description: Thistlewood Bonnet. A romantic, classic bonnet knitted flat in one piece from the face edge toward the back. It features a ribbed face edge, a stranded colorwork section and a shaped back

- Type of Project: Knitting (stranded colorwork, worked flat)

- Pattern Format: Written instructions and colorwork chart

- Sizes/Options Being Tested: 1–3 months, 3–6 months, 6–12 months, 1–2 years, 2–4 years.

- Recommended Skill Level: Intermediate. You should be comfortable with stranded colorwork worked back and forth.

- Materials Needed: DK or light worsted yarn, any brand, as long as you can meet gauge of 26 sts x 28 rows = 10 cm / 4 in. 1–2 skeins (50 g each) for the main color, plus about half a skein of leftovers for the contrast color. Alternative yarns and colors are welcome.

- Tester Requirements: Knit your chosen size within the testing period and tell me about any mistakes, unclear instructions or incorrect stitch counts. Photos of the finished bonnet are required. I may use tester photos to promote the pattern, and full credit will always be given to the photographer/tester. A Ravelry project page and sharing your finished bonnet on Instagram are greatly appreciated, but neither is required. If possible, please include the yarn you used, amount, gauge and finished measurements.

- Testing Deadline: November 8

- Deliverables: Feedback on errors, unclear instructions and stitch counts; photos of the finished bonnet (required). Optional: Ravelry project page and Instagram post.

- How to Apply: Google Form: https://forms.gle/VtHMF115qcL86FdT8

- Application Deadline: October 12

- Tester Selection: On a rolling basis, so you'll be notified as applications come in.

- Number of Testers Needed: Minimum 2 per size

u/Mysterious_Proof_362 — 10 days ago

Elderberry tree yellowing

Why is my elderberry tree turning pale yellow? I planted it when my baby was born in May, so I desperately need it to survive🤍 Is there any hope or should I make a cutting and hope that it survives inside until next season?

For information, its been raining a bit for the last fortnite, but otherwise been a very dry summer. Been watering it every day since planting (except when its been very wet obviously). Generally live in a quite dry area. Slightly cold. Western Norway.

The sun rises around 10-11am and sets at 8pm.

Soil is unfortunately not too deep. 2-3 feet / 60-90 cm. And then its rocky as our garden is set on an old landslide area. Filled the hole when planting with an organic nutritious soil, and chicken manure.

It had been growing so good, until it suddenly started going pale a couple of weeks ago🥲

u/Mysterious_Proof_362 — 2 months ago