Are you obsessed with perfection in your knitting?
That polished shawl, the crisp edges, every stitch lining up just right.
Or cussing over that tiny faux pas in your lace repeat, which, by the way, is invisible to anyone but you.
But where’s the fun in stressing over perfection?
Think back to when you first started knitting.
I bet it had nothing to do with getting everything just right. And everything to do with getting lost in the rhythm, feeling the yarn between your fingers, and letting your curiosity lead the way.
That spark? That’s where the magic lives.
Creativity thrives in the in-between moments. The messy swatches, the tangled yarn, even the stitches that somehow end up with a life of their own.
Next time you sit down with your needles, lean into the beautiful, unpredictable mess of making. Let go of the ‘shoulds’ and let your hands lead the way.
Knitting isn’t about ticking all the boxes—perfect pattern, right yarn, flawless finish. It’s about that delicious, meditative flow you get lost in along the way.
Embrace the journey. The outcome will always follow.
