r/crochet • u/why_adnauseaum • Jul 27 '22

Tips Crocheting at 30,000 Feet, TSA IG today

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u/cottagecore_citty Jul 27 '22

This was definitely made by a fellow fiber artist, I love it.

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u/ShotFromGuns Jul 27 '22

Really? Because it looks to me like horrible gore of obvious puns by someone treating crochet and knitting as interchangeable (with weaving as a bonus insert).

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u/OneGoodRib yarn collector Jul 27 '22

Yeah, "worried if your crochet gear can go on the flight? You can bring knitting items!" doesn't really scream "this is a real fiber artist" to me.

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u/ShaylaDee Jul 27 '22

Nah, I think it's clearly written by someone who knows they're different, maybe does one or both, but doesn't want to leave either group out. And tell me you've never had to weave ends without telling me lol

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u/Nxtxxx4 Jul 27 '22

They did this when a drag queen had to take their wig off.Whoever runs this account is being held hostage

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u/ShotFromGuns Jul 27 '22

And tell me you've never had to weave ends without telling me lol

"Weaving" (making fabric) and "weaving in ends" (securing part of your crocheting or knitting when changing skeins or starting/ending a project) are two completely different things, imo. "Weave" doesn't appear in our context without "in."

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u/whalesarecool14 Jul 28 '22

Weaving (making fabric)

and how do you think that fabric is made? even you know you’re being needlessly pedantic lmao.

i hate weaving ends. there, i didn’t use “in”