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Your fabric seems to have a lot of drape. I think you should pick the Garden Sweater. The lace pattern is beginner friendly and you will see it!!!

The Penny Gloves by PetiteKnit and the Bandana Cowl by Purl Soho are great gift knits! I made the Bandana Cowl for my fiance and he wears it every day during the winter :) also, I need to cast on the Rybka Pouch ASAP! It's so stinking cute!!

I love the clara cardigan! I think it would look amazing but I worry the calbes will get lost in the halo of the yarn :(

The Loki or Siri are my preference. The simple style shows off the beautiful wool. Btw my first cardigan with steeks was a baby sweater so it was less scary.

I love the Bookish Cardigan. My hesitation is that your yarn is darker and tweedy so it might not show off all that work. There’s an old Debbie Bliss pattern like this in cotton that I made but it’s harder to knit these details without stretchy wool. Your yarn is beautiful.

Hey, It's called *Pupu* because that means bunny in Finnish and they look like bunny ears. The designer is a Finn. :)

The blue tweed is so gorgeous! I'm obsessed with the texture and color. Also, just to let you know, a balanced yarn is when the ply angle matches the angle of twist in the singles and doesn't kink up on itself. There are a lot of balanced yarns that can have a high twist angle!

What a therapeutic channel to watch!

I've made 5 purl pouches thus far and I absolutely love them. The construction of the drawstring casing is so beautifully done. If you're wondering if the pattern is worth it: 100%. So fun, so georgeous, so professionally finished.

My vote goes for the basket cardi. I love this stitch. Maybe you can find someone on Ravelry who used a similar yarn to help your decision 😊.

I vote for the basket weave cardi. Do it! It will be gorgeous! If I had to choose a second, it would be the one with the cables on the sleeve.

Just a comment on yardage - most designers will pad their yardage estimates 10-20% to account for gauge swatches and small differences in tension. I would not worry over being barely 10 yards short.

I love the Brady loop for that yarn but it's beautiful and will be gorgeous no matter what you choose 💙

Beautiful yarn! and also beautiful patterns! To be honest though, personally I would go for a rather simple texture (and bigger texture) because it wouldn't read very well. Not just because of the fuzziness of the yarn but also because of the heathering. I would chose a pattern that lets the texture and color of the yarn itself shine.

i vote LO-KI :D

My vote goes to The Braidy Loop Cardigan ... I think it will look so beautiful in that colour.. Also calling your attention to the sunday Cardigan.. that will look beautiful as well, simple yet elegant

Wow I had no idea that Gotland had such an intense, natural halo 😍My vote would be for the braidy loop! Maybe you could find spots where you could sub in similar yarns to get the full yardage, like on the bind offs?

Great list! Thank you!

I love so many of these options. I think a textured knit will be so perfect with this rustic yarn. I have wanted to knit the Korshavn so badly thanks to akaNoraKnits! I am knitting the Dagmar jacket right now and also love my Book club cardigan, highly recommend both patterns. whatever you choose out of these will be so beautiful with this fiber 🖤

Omg I've been waiting for this video! I am so excited to see whatever pattern you choose for this yarn. I do think you seem to vibe with the Korshaven more. Side note- your eyeliner is soooo cute in this video!! Very fall, I love it

I'm voting for the basket weave stitch cardigan. As you were moving around with your sample swatch on the video, I could see the pattern while you held the swatch in different positions. BTW your yarn turned out so beautiful!

You could knit either of those garments! Keep in mind that the yardage provided by the designers is usually more than you would need in reality...that said, I think you should go for the Korshavn!!

Not sure if you have chosen yet but the creabea has the stick season jacket coming out in the next month or so which I think would suit the yarn well 😊

I think you could knit either. If you look at project pages for the Braidy loop cardigan, people have used just over 1000yd for it. The Korshaven is also beautiful. You inspire me…..I’m off to work on my own sweater spin!!

You made a beautiful batch of yarn! The Korshavn seems to really speak to you and is quite lovely. Why not swatch for it and see if it works with your handspun? If not, you could find a great yarn for it down the road and end up with two beautiful sweaters.

Where is the pattern for the sofie scarf pattern

I have so many leftover fingering yarn and the technicolor purse looks great-need to try it. Thanks for all this great ideas ❤

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The Sophie Scarf is such a fun knit and makes a perfect gift. Mittens make a great gift as well. Both Whimsy North and Sweet Skein O'mine have pretty mitten patterns.

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I actually just bought the pattern. I’d been hesitant, but finding several videos on picking your size, deciding on individual pattern elements, how to do the stitches, sleeve separation etc. got me to finally cave into the lure of this pattern. Now the massive TH-cam binge has started, andI even found ways to adapt the pattern to a smaller needle size and recalculate where the arm separation needs to happen, or how to account for wider sleeves and a little less positive ease in the body. All good things considering I am, like you, a spinner as well. And let’s face it: some times a fibre just wants to be spun a certain way. And the Ranunculus is one of those patterns that’s perfect for homespun yarn because it’s basically a build-a-sweater pattern with a beautiful yoke. Looking over the many precise details on stitch count throughout the yoke also means (well, to me…) that if I really want to, I could also go “yoke-less” and simply use short rows or ‘hide’ increases inside bobbles or other decorative stitches or use raglan stitches to mix things up even more. It’s a great start to learn to build your own top down sweater. A past in clothing confection taught me that there’s roughly 5 cm of ease difference between two consecutive sizes. And in a video I just watched I learned a neat trick on how to measure where sleeve separation needs to be done when you don’t have anyone helping you… you can use some scrap yarn tied to a ruler to measure it all by yourself. Yay! 54 years old and I learned something new. Probably casting on tomorrow. Can’t wait…

OMG how cute would the Rybka pouch be as a crossbody phone bag!! 😍😍

It looks like you had an amazing trip. Turkey is definitly a place I wan't to visit. Thanks for sharing.

Hey Eve! I was wondering where you got that issue of the Sandnes Garn magazine? I'm also from Canada and have a lot of difficulty getting my hands on those. Thanks in advance and happy knitting! :)

Oh my gosh hello! My name is also Eve (also short for Evelyn). I wondered if you are French? Your pronunciation of Eve I recognise from when I travel to France. Cool to meet a fellow knitting Eve, adding your podcasts to my 'Watch Later' now!

Have you been watching Rebecca from Hip Knit Hooray 😏 she made some too 😂

Your sweaters look so soft and cozy! Hope you can get your sweater designs figured out- it looks very classy and would be easy to style. I’m looking forward to follow your fleece to sweater project. I am also learning to spin and currently doing a combo spin with the hope of knitting a sweater…..only on bobbin one, so a long way to go!

After seeing your version, I really like to try that Fibra Natura, and maybe I’ll make another Ranunculus as yours 😊❤

I so feel you on the Cumulous Tee! Mine has been on the needles since literally last summer and I get so bored doing it that it always goes back to the bottom of the pile...

Always enjoy seeing your knits!

Hiiii, I just wanted to say that I've started knitting again (the last time I did i was like 12 so im a beginner). And I've been really liking your videos!☺I was wondering, what is one of your favorite knitting beginner projects you did?

Enjoy making the vacation memories...filming it all somehow removes you from the moment. I'm proud of you ❤ Also I love the vloggy bits you do share, they're a nice addition to the knitting

Spinning to knit a sweater is one of my goals, too! I keep getting caught up in just how much roving (in weight) do I need to get enough yarn to knit a small-sized adult sweater. I think I tend to spin a thicker yarn than it appears to me as I do the singles. That’s not all bad as I would not need as many yards as I might for a Dk sweater. I’m looking forward to seeing what you pick out to knit and then follow the knit on its journey. 🤗

Wonderful!!! Great job! I'm learning too... kisses!

Gotland is a fairly heavy wool. Many longwools are. This means that usually people will get less yardage per pound than they would with a finer wool. Not a bad thing, just something to keep in mind. I'd recommend knitting a swatch with it to find a needle size and stitches per inch that feels right for the yarn, and picking patterns based on your desired gauge. A lot of the time because of the halo and weight Gotland is really beautiful knit more loosely, but it's all a matter of personal taste. 😊

Thank you for this list. I am currently knitting the Darling hand warmers from Purl Soho it is a free pattern and does have a hat that can be made with the set. It knits up quickly and has an easy to memorize stitch pattern. I want to make myself most everything from your list. ❤

My current spin is for 1300+ metres (1420+ yards) of lace weight Shetland 2-ply for a shawl. It’s a gorgeous dusty purple and I’ve spun the singles as fine as I could (cobweb or frog hair?) before plying. I still have to weigh the skeins but I’m estimating it’ll be around 100-150 grams total. The pattern I’ll be using is the Maikell Shawl (Estonian lace). Once I’m done with that, I’m planning on knitting a Ranunculus sweater. I’ve got some sinfully beautiful merino/camel/silk blend to spin up for that and I also want it lace weight, to create a sheer, drapey, soft and comfortable sweater to be worn over a top or undershirt. Something to crawl into when life is definitely something you have to face but don’t feel like facing: a luxurious hug that doesn’t weigh you down because let’s face it, some days you just need a hug from morning ‘til evening. Soft, light fabrics are perfect for that. Planning to add a cowl/turtleneck to it, but not entirely sure about that yet. Happy spinning!

I only recently discovered your channel but I really love watching your videos while knitting 🥰 and your spinning videos will definitely be the reason if I come home with a spindle one of these days. Your yarn looks beautiful! Can't wait to see it knit up 😍

Im also spinning some Gotland right now , I was thinking Nurtured by Andrea Mowry