Also, Remember The Singing Nun; The Lilies of the Field and; Guess who’s coming to Dinner..
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Upma Singh @upmasinghOMG my husband has Sound of Music on because there's nothing else on. He's never seen it before and it's probably my all time favorite movie. And I'm trying so hard not to sob through it while he makes fun of both me and the movie.08:46 PM - Dec 17, 2023
08:48 PM - Dec 17, 2023
In response to Upma Singh.
There are tons of how to do colorwork. Jessica McDonald has good videos.
Just search knit colorwork and you'll find exactly what you want, easy stranded, tension issues, etc.
Have fun! I can get lost for hours just watching how to videos.
Just search knit colorwork and you'll find exactly what you want, easy stranded, tension issues, etc.
Have fun! I can get lost for hours just watching how to videos.
11:04 AM - Dec 15, 2023
That's a great question!
It really depends on what kind of colorwork you want to do.
There's basic striping, Entrelac, Intarsia, etc.
I always learn things in a back to front way, so I learned Entrelac then moved backwards to basic stripes.
It really depends on what kind of colorwork you want to do.
There's basic striping, Entrelac, Intarsia, etc.
I always learn things in a back to front way, so I learned Entrelac then moved backwards to basic stripes.
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Upma Singh @upmasinghI don't know if I'm ready to make this progression yet, but I just want to ask: how do you start (or where do you learn how to) incorporate color work in your #knitting ?04:43 PM - Dec 14, 2023
11:58 PM - Dec 14, 2023
In response to Upma Singh.
I'm an experienced knitter and crocheter. I always depend upon YouTube for clear, concise explanations for any kind of stitch or technique you want to know about. They're always accompanied by step by step videos showing exactly how to do a stitch or technique.
12:07 AM - Dec 15, 2023
In response to Upma Singh.
I started with stripes. The purl side shows puts a loop of the old color over the new color, but the knit side has a clean line. I really like the Hue Shift Afghan pattern, I've made it twice now. Some colorblock patterns in Mason Dixon Knitting, basically knit quilts. Good luck!
12:11 AM - Dec 15, 2023
In response to Upma Singh.
Yep, only original posts are cross posted. If you try to cross post a quote spout, only your part goes through
09:12 PM - Dec 07, 2023
📢Cross-platform posting from Spoutible to Bluesky is now live! You can spout images and even threads, and it will be automatically posted to Bluesky.
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Please close and reopen your app or perform a hard refresh on your desktop browser to apply the update.
04:33 PM - Nov 30, 2023
Any dehumanization of Palestinians or Jews on my page get an immediate block. I'm a human rights lawyer. My standard is justice. I do not accept dehumanization of any people.
And—I demand international human rights law accountability of all Governments and all peoples.
Justice requires it.
And—I demand international human rights law accountability of all Governments and all peoples.
Justice requires it.
09:11 PM - Oct 29, 2023
13 Threaded Spouts
10:35 PM - Oct 19, 2023
Abi going from "excuse me, ma'am, do I know you?" to "I do know you, I shall call you momma."
11:06 PM - Oct 17, 2023
2 Threaded Spouts
Embarking on a fresh chapter in Spoutible's journey, we proudly unveil our new logo! Drawing from the dynamic energy that embodies our community, this logo is a testament to our unwavering passion for growth and transformation. Let's embrace this new beginning and soar into this new era together.
12:00 PM - Oct 16, 2023
This is my very first sewing project! Done! Cushion covers with fabric I found in a thrift shop. I'm proud of myself 💪
07:21 PM - Oct 13, 2023
2 Threaded Spouts
I disagree.
Part of the misery of Twitter was people fighting it out in the comments and being notified about all that mess. It’s too much.
I think that once someone replies to someone else, it’s no longer your conversation. You can still read it easily though.
And….
Part of the misery of Twitter was people fighting it out in the comments and being notified about all that mess. It’s too much.
I think that once someone replies to someone else, it’s no longer your conversation. You can still read it easily though.
And….
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Ola @OlatundeYou spout. Someone replied under (not quoted). And then another person replied to the person that replied to you, and you have no idea because you didn't get notification of the other reply
As long as the subsequent replies are under your spout, you should know what’s going on there,😃 @cbouzy10:30 PM - Oct 12, 2023![GIF-Image]()
10:40 PM - Oct 12, 2023
03:47 AM - Jul 02, 2023
We Don’t Talk About Leonard: The Man Behind the Right’s Supreme Court Supermajority — https://www.propublica.org...
10:32 PM - Oct 11, 2023
Some of my brother's succulents in their "winter home" (i.e indoors – he keeps them in his back yard in the summer).
09:24 PM - Oct 10, 2023
I would like to see Palestinian in the word cloud next to Israel.
I have cousins in Israel who are scared. I’m sure there are people who have cousins in Gaza who are also scared.
If you are on Spoutible, please be heard.
I have cousins in Israel who are scared. I’m sure there are people who have cousins in Gaza who are also scared.
If you are on Spoutible, please be heard.
10:21 PM - Oct 08, 2023
My Sister doesn't understand that different sports sessions overlap so you can have baseball, football, and hockey games playing on the same day; time of the year.
No, she is not a sports fan and is clueless when it comes to sports.
No, she is not a sports fan and is clueless when it comes to sports.
09:07 PM - Oct 05, 2023
Legendary LGBTQ activist Mark Segal asked then Pennsylvania Governor Milton Shapp why he was fighting so hard for equality.
"Mark, I'm in the closet as well," he laughed and followed up with, "My real name is Shapiro, I had to change it to Shapp to enter politics. So I understand discrimination."
"Mark, I'm in the closet as well," he laughed and followed up with, "My real name is Shapiro, I had to change it to Shapp to enter politics. So I understand discrimination."
10:32 PM - Oct 04, 2023
H.R.5289
Livestock Consolidation Research Act of 2023
SPONSOR: Rep. Elissa Slotkin (D), MI-7
№ CO-SPONSORS: 0
STATUS: Introduced
#HR5289
https://www.congress.gov/b...
Livestock Consolidation Research Act of 2023
SPONSOR: Rep. Elissa Slotkin (D), MI-7
№ CO-SPONSORS: 0
STATUS: Introduced
#HR5289
https://www.congress.gov/b...
11:00 PM - Oct 04, 2023
One of my very first spouts, just because I ‘m playing with the search thing. Many of my early spouts are about how I like lichens. Kinda surprised this didn’t earn me many follows early on 😆
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Tracy I @foxtrax1Huge fan of rocks, lichens, waterfalls, lichens. This is one of my favorite rock photos. About 10 years a Del Puerto Canyon.12:41 AM - Feb 03, 2023![Picture]()
11:00 PM - Oct 04, 2023
I have almost 6800 spouts. We've only been up and running 8 months. I've been running my mouth like crazy. I hope I've made you smile, laugh, think, maybe said a few things worth remembering or exploring further. I hope I've been kind but take no shit. I hope there are more conversations to come.
09:48 PM - Oct 03, 2023
I was hoping that Dr. Kariko' would receive some recognition.
This is well deserved.
The 2023 Nobel Prize for Physiology or Medicine has been awarded to Hungarian-born Katalin Karikó and American Drew Weissman for work that enabled the development mRNA COVID-19 vaccines.
This is well deserved.
The 2023 Nobel Prize for Physiology or Medicine has been awarded to Hungarian-born Katalin Karikó and American Drew Weissman for work that enabled the development mRNA COVID-19 vaccines.
npr.org
Nobel Prize recognizes scientists who laid groundwork for COVID-19 vaccines : Shots - Health News : NPR
Hungarian-born biochemist Katalin Karikó and American immunologist Drew Weissman found that a chemical change to genetic code called mRNA eliminated a problematic side effect when used in vaccines.
09:25 AM - Oct 02, 2023
