Hi, folks! And now, for today’s lesson in symbols. If you see a person waving a white flag, approach and capture them. However, if you see a person waving a self-knitted skull cozy from a sewing needle in their septum, you run. You turn your head and you run and you don’t look back.
(Says MrsRayRay, “Four gauge—the needle fits, so why not?” No argument here.)
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knitting needle… i wonder what size it is…
Well it says four gauge if you read just a little. 🙂
I love the font style of her collarbone tattoos, they look beautifully delicate. Would love to know what they say…?
i meant the needle, not the piercing. knitting needles aren’t measured in gauge.
it looks like maybe an 8 to me
im also gonna guess a 7 or 8
and it looks like a circular rainbow wooden needle from knitpicks
sticking things in my septum piercing is my favorite thing about having it!
Thats a girl?
4 ga = 5 mm, knitting needles are measured by mm. Unless you’re a crazy American and prescribe illogical numbers to them. Much like body jewellery. Why isn’t everything just measured by actual size? Bah.
I like her hat.
harmony knitpicks circular, eh? nice choice!
like how her hat matches her eyes.hot
hah thats wicked
Yay for fellow BME Knitters!!!
The tattoo font is “dearest swash” and says “if i come without a thing, i’ve come with all i need”.
the knitting needle is either us# 7 or 8, i can’t remember. 😛
thanks guys! 🙂
Where can I find a hat like that?
hope she washed the needle afterwards. ha.
I hope she’s on Ravelry.