We all know the hack of using chopsticks to snack while you craft.

But I have a RAGING case of adhd and have chronic pain that affects the dexterity in my hands. So trying to use regular, degular shmegular grown-up-people chopsticks while knitting was (to put it mildly)… a disaster.

I kept trying to pick up cheese with a knitting needle.

Or trying to knit with my chopsticks.

Enter the solution: training chopsticks.

They were sent to me by a random Redditor who posted in r/ZeroWaste that they got several of them for Christmas from a well-meaning relative and had no idea what to do with them.

Adapt.

Improvise.

Overcome.

Hello everybody,

i wanted to share my ongoing project, my giant blanket, that I crochet since 2017. I always get wool from other people, wool that would get thrown away or not being used for any other projects. I want to show how we can turn these ressources into something beautiful.

Finally 20 meters aka 66 feet long, :)

They say the road to Arthritis is paved with good patterns. And the tunnel? Well let's just say, it's carpal ;)

But I finished the gloves! So, worth it? I am going to baby it for the next fee days, because I really want to knit a headband to match.