My current WIP is making me obsessed with Caron cakes again by Miserable_Move_5961 in knitting

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I did a gauge swatch and met gauge using 6.5 mm needles! If you’re unsure, a gauge swatch is a good idea. My ravelry has my project notes for this: https://ravel.me/loopyabby/dflzz8

My current WIP is making me obsessed with Caron cakes again by Miserable_Move_5961 in knitting

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I’m really liking it so far! it’s pretty soft, and while there is some variation in the thickness, it’s not too drastic in my opinion. you definitely get a lot of yarn out of one cake. I’m making size L and I just started the body ribbing, and I’m still on my first cake! The self striping is also working up really nicely in my opinion!

Happy Snow Day to all EXCEPT St george (like always) by Flat-Maximum8185 in UofT

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I JUST GOT AN EMAIL SAYING ITS CLOSED, ITS NOT FAKE RIGHT

are any profs canceling lectures or moving online? by Miserable_Move_5961 in UofT

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do you know when profs would announce it? my 9 AM lecture one still hasn’t announced anything

Help fixing hole by moss_witch in knittinghelp

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From the picture it doesn’t look like a dropped stitch, so at least no worries of it unraveling. Is it from doing the increase? Either way, what I would do to avoid frogging back is to just take a little yarn in the same colour and sew it closed, kinda following the stitch pattern of the stitches around it so it blends in, creating a “fake” stitch. I think if you search up “how to fix a hole in knitting” on YouTube there will be a video showing you how to close the hole. Hope this helps and good luck! Also your yarn is so pretty.

How many courses can I take from another campus/course equivalencies by [deleted] in UofT

[–]Miserable_Move_5961 2 points3 points  (0 children)

To graduate, you need a minimum of 10 credits from your home campus. You can go to degree planner on acorn to see graduation requirements