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So sheepy!! Like literally looks like a fleece. I absolutely love it

Loved this episode ❤️ I am really trying to keep my WIPs down but buying too much yarn its just so tempting I definitely tend to hoard and reluctant to throw things out whether its yarn or my hundreds of books so I feel where your coming from😅

The colour of the meadow vine scarf 😍

I laughed out loud at your idea that you could rob a bank with your oversized arm holes on your sweater WIP 😂 I do think that sweater would still be a cute statement piece if you finished it. I think I would undo the bottom ribbing ( if possible) and turn it into a spit hem so the lower part of the sweater wouldnt feel so balloony. I agree that the yarn you used for it is gorgeous!

I am here cheering you on to complete those you have chosen to complete. 👏👏👏👏👏❤️❤️❤️🌺

Fun to watch you deliberate 😁 At the end, you were very right, you should just knit the things you really want to, easier said than done though ☺️ Why not donate the projects, spare yarn and patterns as they are, to charity shops? Someone might have fun finishing them off, or reclaiming the yarn 🧶 And they’ll have no qualms about how much work went into it 😉🤣

I loved this video, i thought you were very decisive in your decisions. I can't make decisions at all! 😂 I have a problem at the moment of signing up for test knits, and then all my current projects have to get put on stop. Even though my current projects are things i really need! 😅

12:34 is for sure bellybutton fluff

All the hats 😍

Loved this episode. Up in Scotland we say “a wee dona down the toon” instead of mooch. Happy knitting

Oh yes, definitely love a mooch round the shops😂

In the US, we use the word mooch to describe someone who is basically draining resources without compensating properly. I have never heard the way you’re using it lol Noun and a verb. Ie. Bob is such a mooch.. he always eats my leftovers and he never chips in on the food bill. Jill has been mooching off her parents for so long.

brilliant as usual, love to see your enthusiasm about things, and to hear your reasons for buying yarn. plans are made to be changed 😂😂

Fellow Brummie. Lovely to watch a knitting podcast with someone who has the same accent as me. Appreciate the honesty of having a wip that is not going as expected. This is so me!! From an experienced frogger 😂

That's a great colour choice for the Xanadu cardigan, it's going to be super! (PS This is Jackie using my 'other' business youtube account)

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I feel your pain!! I don't even want to count up my yarn stash, so you're brave for doing so! 😂 I went part time last year and as part of doing this I said to myself buy less yarn as my income won't be as much. I was very good until November. I'm really keen this year to not buy more yarn and to use what I have. I'll be here cheering you on 😂😄

Good goal about not knitting for the sake of using up yarn. I do this, but it feels soooo satisfying! Especially if you can mark something as ‘all used up’ on rav 😂 So I’m going to keep doing that, but mindfully 😁

Bristol?! Wow, you really are torturing yourself 😉😂

You have been busy Hannah. It’s going to be fun seeing what you use from your stash and create this year. It will be interesting how many miles you reduce your stash by. 18 WIP’s -yikes! And I’m thinking about my 6 WIP’s (a mixture of knitting, crochet, sewing and cross stitch) as too many. 😆😆. Love from downunder. Xx ❤️🌺

Everything you've said applies to every knitter out there probably!!!! I am so guilty of seeing odd skeins and buying them because they are lovely, especially if i'm visiting or on holiday somewhere. I made a conscious effort last year to get my stash down as it was bothering me, i donated loads of yarn to various people that I didn't think I would use. What about doing blankets holding multiple strands of yarn together? I decided to try and limit my buying this year so like you bought a load before the 1st Jan🤣 If only we could knit faster !!!!!!!

Personally, I don’t think you have enough stash my dear!!🤣🤣 Sooooo know exactly what you mean, buying, collecting, stroking, oh & wait….do we actually have to ‘use’ our stash too? Surely not? In my case I have enormous quantiles of fabric stash (fat quarters, layer cakes, metres, strips etc) & also scrapbooking papers & supplies not to even mention a life time of ‘arty’ supplies from work days!!! You are not alone sweetpea🤣🤣🤣

I love your Call it a Day Sweater, looks like a fast fun knit. Baby A is so lucky to have a talented knitting mummy, beautiful makes. Workshop idea: People always use dishclothes/face washers. It could be just a knitted square with a purl or moss stitch border. I’m sure there are lots of easy patterns that could be used. Thanks for keeping me company today Hannah. Wishing you, Jack and Annalise a very happy 2024. Xx ❤️🌺

Yay, you got to episode 2, I loved it! 😍 Totally hear you with the old school knitting patterns! I know some people prefer them, but I think the majority of them just haven’t tried anything different and are scared to. When you buy an indy pattern and see the time and effort that goes into them, it makes designers that work for yarn brands look super lazy. I saw someone talking about a Marie Wallin pattern that didn’t fit properly as it hadn’t been graded well. Fabulous colourwork, but just riding on that and not really caring how the bigger sizes look and fit 😞 That thing with the button band has always driven me mad! Wtaf? There are enough fabulous, well written patterns out there that I don’t think I’ll need to sew up ever again 😁 Though nothing like your feather and fan springs to mind 🤔 Rebecca Clow (creabea), Laura Penrose (Penrose knits) and Lizzy at hive knits are 3 uk based designers with podcasts and excellent, well written patterns I can highly recommend 🤩 Happy New Year! 🥳

I love the Calendula Sweater so much!

Lovely catch-up Hannah. I love your green jumper, the colour really suits you. The yarn for your granny square blanket are all beautiful. It looks like a fun make. Sock is terrific too, it really doesn’t matter if they don’t match as the trouser leg covers them. Kiss and cuddle for baby Annalise. Xx ❤️🌺

Congratulations on the birth of your baby. She’s so cute. Your projects are beautiful. So glad to see you are continuing your podcasts. I’ve made a few granny square blankets from Ravelry - spin your granny square, modern weave and squared diamond granny throw to name a few. I’m known as Haveagojo on there too if you wanted to have a wee look. If you’re feeling brave there is a TH-cam channel called Simona Crochet who does some fabulous crochet for children (multiple sizes) and they are gorgeous. Look forward to your next one.

Loved your new episode. Enjoy your baby and your knitting. X

Love it ❤

The intro music 😊 prime content, lovely featured guest 10/10

You baby is adorable!!!! Welcome back! I really enjoy your podcast. I look forward to the next episode!

Fab jumper ❤

Cat wee laundry solution: if you can access a product called "Nature's Miracle" in the UK, it works amazingly well as a laundry additive. There is a feline version and I can speak personally to its effectiveness in cases like this. If not, perhaps the staff at a pet store can offer an alternative. I love how you give your own names to your knits! I hope that you make more podcasts...this was fun to watch. 😊

Hi Hannah What a fab podcast, love everything that you showed and your plans to knit next. Hope the birth of your little girl goes smoothly, looking forward to seeing pictures of her. Are you a leftie like me as I noticed your wear your watch on your right hand as I do? Take care Amanda Williamson from Lincolnshire xxx👶👶

Loved our wee chat. I can see that fuzzy wizzes yarn as a cargill cowl. So soft against your neck. Good luck with the delivery when it happens (if not already). Hope to see another podcast when you’re able to.

Congrats for your new baby. I am new to your channel. Will you be doing tutorial videos? I need to learn knitting and I learn best by watching tutorials. I cannot understand patterns.

Lovely podcast Hannah. Hope you are able to do more. You’ll definitely have very little spare time once the little un is born. Good luck and hope she comes soon. You’re still sitting very high so it may be a wee while.

Hi try vinilla extract in the water. Very good at neutralizing smells 🥰

Very good podcast Hannah! I know you will be super busy with a newborn baby but I hope you will be able to do more in the future. Best wishes for your family in the coming weeks and holidays from New England US!

Brilliant first podcast - best wishes for the new arrival and I look forward to your next episode.

Hope to see you make another podcast of your knits. Knitting socks while watching. I do like to watch other knitting projects especially chatty enthusiastic knitters like me! Good luck with your delivery. Sooo exciting for you and your husband. X

Great viewing, very enjoyable! Look forward to the next one! All the best with baby! 😍

Congrats on the episode and your baby, I was not that energetic the day before my two where due. Love the projects and hope to see more from you.

Great first episode and love the colours! I'm currently knitting the Dappled stripes jumper with my odd single skein DK yarns. All the best when the newborn arrives.

Great podcast Hannah. I hope there will be more. There are few nice patterns using multicoloured stripes. My favourite at the moment is Stay up till dawn sweater by Veronika Lindberg (kutovakika). Wishing all the best with the baby. 🧸 I like your tiny knits. Cute. ❤

Oh Hannah!! I loved watching this!! You are amazing!! I wish I had the courage to do a podcast!! Bring it on sweetie!!

Favourite quote from 2022 “it smells like a nan”

Hannah I loved your podcast. Lovely seeing all your makes and stash. I love the vintage mohair that you bought. By now you might be busy labouring away. I pray that all goes well. You will find initially you will have time to knit whilst Bub is asleep. Enjoy because once they decide no more sleeps your world will change. Sending you positive vibes that all goes smoothly. Love from downunder. Xx❤️🌺