Travelers' Log: Week Eight
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Location: Planet Spinning-->Planet Knitting
Hello fellow travelers!


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Location: Planet Tablet Weaving-->Planet Knitting
This week I finished my more complex band. It really did get easier the longer I kept at it. I found myself making fewer and fewer mistakes and I started finding ways to get more efficient as I started to memorize the pattern and learn from my mistakes. I've attached a picture of the completed band as well as my completed sheep band, as I realized I forgot to show a picture of it completed last week.
I have also found myself drawn to Planet Knitting this week, inspired by a beautiful double knit scarf pattern (The Bestiary Scarf by Monstra & Mirabilia). I'm currently working on learning an invisible double knit cast on technique by casting on, undoing it, and casting on again repeatedly until I've worked out all my mistakes. I think I'm very close to being able to move on to knitting the first row and tackling making the edge stitches nice and neat. This is my first time knitting with single pointed needles. The pattern can be worked on circulars but I thought it would be a good opportunity to branch out to other types of needles since I've only ever used circulars. Excited to continue learning and exploring on Planet Knitting!

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Location: Planet Knitting-->Planet Felting-->Planet Needle Felting


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Location: Planet Weaving-->Planet Knitting

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Location: Planet Crochet

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Location: Planet Embroidery
To: Space Station
From: an Intrepid Traveler
The Embroidery planet caught me in a tractor beam and pulled me in this week; I could not resist. I designed my tear mend, transferred the outline to the fabric, and have been freehanding the work. It definitely shows my novice status but the effort has increased my respect for fellow travelers who visit this planet often!
I also finished knitting my Orbit #3, which I hope to wash and block upon my return to my home station. I’ve worn Orbit #3 while I’ve been gone though and have been pleasantly surprised at its softness. 
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Location: Planet Embroidery

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Location: Planet Spinning-->Planet Knitting
Greetings!
I took a quick flight from Planet Spinning over to Planet Knitting this week so that I could finish up the sleeves and block my Lavaca Pullover in Noro Sonata--and this might be my new favorite warm weather sweater! I should also have images of my finished spin around the festival on Planet Spinning soon too. The finished skeins just need a little time to decompress, so in place of showing off those, I will share the gorgeous Luna Moth I spotted earlier this week just outside of my ship! Upon trying on my sweater for fit, I discovered that while wearing this sweater, I begin to transform into shape of the glorious Luna Moth. I do not believe this is a coincidence.


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Location: Planet Knitting-->Planet Embroidery
And another detour - I’m continuing to make progress on my knitting WIP, but must make a quick detour to embroidery. Luckily this change in direction gave me an excuse to swing by Mission Control for some fresh supplies! Can’t wait to play with the shiny copper thread I found - already thinking of future missions where I can put it to use
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Location: Planet Cross Stitch
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Location: Planet Knitting
Log 20260726 - The last two weeks I’ve been largely adrift. The Vogons destroyed my home planet, two weeks ahead of schedule. All the tangible mementos from my parents’ home have been lost forever. I’ve consoled myself by visiting Planet Knitting, stitching a Sophie Scarf with handspun acquired from Space Station Yarn Social. The scarf may be the only item I finish this summer.

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Location: Planet Crochet

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Location: Planet Tunisian Crochet-->Planet Spinning
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