HeyJaredknitting between the lines
the musings of a girl surviving her twenties one stitch and book at a time.
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a gentle sunday routine to combat the sunday scaries (opens the original)
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Happy Sunday my loves! I have such a mixed opinion of Sundays. On one hand, I really value them as a day to rest: I don’t make plans if I don’t have to and I try to prioritize doing small, but meaningful things to relax and feel ready for the week. But on the other hand, they can feel chaotic: a last-ditch effort to soak up the weekend can leave me feeling frantic and stressed over the impending work week.This is why I try hard to find a balance on Sundays. Finding rejuvenation while also creati
sweater patterns to cast on for fall (opens the original)
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While the daytime highs might still feel like summer, mornings are beginning to feel crisper, daylight shorter, and pumpkins are beginning to greet me outside the doors of the grocery store. Fall is right around the corner and my mind has been dancing with thoughts of oversized sweaters, schoolgirl Mary Janes, my hands wrapped warmly around a mug. Soft, comfortable jazz has become my background music as of late and my Gilmore Girls rewatch has already begun. When I’m not knitting – as I have fou
august review (opens the original)
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August always feels like the last true month of summer: it’s glittering water, orange sunsets, and the smell of freshly sharpened pencils. I took last month off from writing here; a much-needed break was at hand and I spent the time diving into my own creative endeavors, searching for the feeling that comes alongside a new creative spark. Excitement? Curiosity? A renewed sense-of-self?For me, last month consisted of many of those feelings. A gentle break allowed my mind to wander more than it ha
my mini north carolina yarn shop tour (opens the original)
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This past July was the second annual North Carolina Yarn Tour. Fairly self-explanatory, the NC Yarn Tour is a month-long, self-guided tour across yarn shops throughout the state. As a North Carolina native, I was excited to participate as much as possible this year to discover new-to-me shops. As a long-time knitter and crocheter, I jumped at the chance to participate in my first ever yarn crawl.My initial plan was to visit new-to-me yarn stores in-and-around Western North Carolina, where I live
between the lines: june & july 2026 (opens the original)
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If I could summarize my summer reads into one word it would be: feel-good (okay, I know that’s technically two words, but I’m allowing the hyphen to make an exception). This tends to be a pattern for me: I return to happy stories, fuzzy romances, and general lighter reads in the summertime as I sit on the porch and either read or listen to these stories while watching the sunset. This year, most of my summer reads have actually been listens – accompanying my current knitting project, newfound sp
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