Day Three (Wednesday 14th May): Experimental Photography And Image Handling For Bloggers. I’ve been meaning to explore ways to better show the emotional/environmental context for my knits. It’s present when we knitters look at our work I think, we see a pair of socks we made and it brings us back to a moment we spent making it–maybe around good company at a knitting circle, maybe sitting down on a perfect morning, maybe in the middle of the most stressful day yet–it’s always there. The last big one I had were those Ribbed socks completed earlier this month. That day could not have been better; I took hundreds of photos! A foot would be blurry in one shot (“this would be terrible for ravelry, I wouldn’t measure up!”), or a stick would be in the way(“this is garbage compositionally”). I’m glad I had the chance to experiment with two of the types of photos that don’t see the light of day usually. 😀 Among other things that I tried today: Messing with filters/levels (well, I …

Day One (Monday 12th May): A Day In The Life. Describe a day in the life of a project that you have made, or are in the process of making. My WIP’s don’t use words, but they do get a lot across! Here are some highlights from various days in my knits’ lives. 😀 “???????????” “( ﾟヮﾟ)“ “(ಠ⌣ಠ)“ This post is part of Eskimimi Makes’ 5th Annual Knitting & Crochet Blog Week. To find posts by other participating bloggers, simply google KCBW5DAY1 and explore away!