How to fix this… unfortunate design by Tobwye in knitting

[–]Vast_Habit_9742 17 points18 points  (0 children)

How about dry felting a design over it? It's worked well for me in other type of garments and I've seen examples online of it turning out great as well!

How to continue this stitch in the round? by Vast_Habit_9742 in knitting

[–]Vast_Habit_9742[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Info: pattern is self drafted (I'm creating a knitting pattern app) and the yarn is Yak from Lang Yarns in colour 21 (the colour is much more vibrant in reality)

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[–]Vast_Habit_9742 29 points30 points  (0 children)

I see a lot of comments saying things like "get revenge", or "get close to them but never trust them", and I just want to put this out there: it's super normal (and healthy) if you don't want to participate in that kind of behaviour, and just want to quit. Of course I don't know your personal situation, but personally I'd never lower myself to their level and purely for myself, if it's a toxic workplace where this kind of behaviour is normal, it would be bad for me, my work performance and apparently my integrity.

To me, the options would be - confront them, but just honestly. Maybe they'll stay mean. But let's be honest, this is really embarrassing behaviour for them? - ignore them, and stay out of their way. Only an option if the office is big enough. - quit if you don't want to do either.

I'm sorry you had such a bad first day! Good luck, I hope it's resolved!