I've recently begun the Monday sweater by PetiteKnit with some discounted alpaca yarn I had lying around.

Has anyone here knit this pattern yet and can share some tips? I'm knitting quite a small size because 15-20 cm of ease seems excessive for me. Stay tuned to see if I am going to regret this choice later on :D

I find that I like creating images just for the pure joy I find in that but I would also like using them further. The most I've personally done is creating some scenes for our D&D campaign and send them to the group chat.

Also, I am planning on creating a calendar with juuust the right vibe to have printed for me and family.

Do you use your Midjourney images in some way or do you just create them?

Are you using them commercially?

As I knit mostly for myself, it follows that I have to knit items I am likely to wear.

And I don't like wearing a lot of knit items - I like knitting and creating things by hand but I hate the feel/look of anything other than sweaters and cardigans, which is quite unfortunate for a knitter.

You wouldn't catch me dead in a knit skirt or dress, for example. Also, I can't tolerate knit socks on my skin but I am thinking about giving this one a try again.

Sweaters and cardigans unfortunately take me a long time so I am glad to knit some small stuff for others when I get the chance. I really enjoy the process and I think I create beautiful stuff. I haven't had the chance to knit for others too often, though.

This is an image I created for our D&D campaign. We saved an ogre from certain death and took him back to the city. He went on to establish his own tavern and waits for us with a big pot of his stew after our party's adventures.

Prompt:

friendly smiling ogre offering pot of stew::2 small tavern, cozy, friendly, warm, big pot of stew::1 symbaroum::2

I recently renewed my subscription and am now enjoying how V5.1 most of the time generates the correct # of limbs on the first try. This has been a huge struggle for me before.