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Hello from Saskatchewan Canada 🇨🇦 ❤

The Boneyard Shawl works up super quickly - I made one in a week or two this summer! It’s customizable on size - just knit more or less repeats.

Thanks for the suggestions! Casting on the picot hat for a loved one. It'll be my first picot edge as well.

UK! Love your channel! ❤

I really liked the suggestions. I've never seen them before, except for one. Especially the Headband, the Socks and the Shawl

These are wonderful pattern suggestions! I've knit the My Baker's Hat. It's a wonderful pattern. 🧶

All lovely knits 🙂

Unloveable? You’re so beautiful!

i will mention again how much i love your make-up and color choices 😍

Hi, do you remember the gauge of your Ranunculus with the 5,0 mm needles?

Whenever I watch your videos, I feel more motivated to work on my project because we have similar taste in color palette. I loveeeee pastels (esp. Blue, purple, and pink) and colorworks project. *high five*😂🎉

Your ranunculus looks beautiful on you, excellent color too… I love colors too;)

The other thing that might help the way the armpit fits is making the armscye (arm hole) a little shorter. With the amount of ease patterns like the Ranunculus typically have, the instructions generally have a larger armscye diameter, which adds bulk and causes those wrinkles. To fix this, I would reconnect the split for the armscye just a few rows earlier, and maybe cast on a few less stitches for the armpit area. Then increase as needed for the sleeve to fit with the ease you want. Your Ranunculus is beautiful! Between this video and the Chloe Knits video, and some lace weight yarn burning a hole in my stash , I think I’m going to make one too!

I wear coverings too. When I know I am going to be in an area that might not be safe, I switch to a velvet headband (for slippage), a slouching hat that will hold all of my hair and a fashion scarf to cover my neck. This way I can blend in more and still follow my beliefs. Stay safe out there and when necessary try for the incognito approach.

Oh my god, the beanie is SO beautiful !!!!

Great podcast! I LOVE that vest!!! You’ve made a beautiful job of it! ❤ And the hat! Really suits you too.

Hi from Australia, just wanted to say it's really nice to have some warm weather content. Luckily for me I'm new to knitting so I've been watching a lot of podcasts from 6 months ago for the correct season 😂

ive never really understood the hype of the ranunculus and i think it's because its never seemed like my style, but i love the fit of yours!!

Try the colorwork inside out and see if tjat helps tension. KnittyMelissa on youtube was one of few videos i liked on watching on inside colorwork. That way float travel a bit more. Very cute sunflowers either way. I also really like the vest.

As a fellow author and crafter I feel all of this. I love my Ranunculus but haven't made a second yet. Edit to add: I've making a lot of colorwork socks lately as well. I just spread out the stitches as far as they will go and I never have an issue with my floats being to tight. I know some people go up a needle size for the colorwork or turn it inside out to knit the colorwork (maybe the floats being on the outside helps?). I've never tried either of those methods but those are the ones I've heard of people doing.

I'm from the Philippines, all my crochet and knit works are made in cotton. I use Ashley's Crochet yarn, they are a local yarn seller from Baguio.

Helloo can u notice me? I'm the student from one school! ❤

I really appreciate your comments regarding balaclavas and the nuanced level of comfort or discomfort relative to the wearer. I don't think people with a certain appearance should have to feel weird about wearing their scarf. I don't think others with a different appearance should feel casual about wearing something that can get other people harassed, hurt and even killed. I think respect is key here. If you are not Muslim and you want to wear one, you better be well-informed on the origins and an advocate for others' rights to also wear it, regardless of their reason or skin tone. Or else you're just another privileged person doing what ever you want without regard how if affects others. And that is crap. The end. lol

This is exactly what I need for my first sweater I ever made. Now I just have to get it back from the person I gifted it to, who also doesn’t use it. I bound off the neckline way too tight (I was new and didn’t realize the huge variety of bind offs available to me). So I feel hopeful and able to make this happen! Thanks for your video!

Your point about accessibility was really interesting. Never thought about it.

Hi,i just want to thank you for coming to our school😊

Hey! I just wanted to add that re-distributing patterns is not just disrespectful, it is actually an infringement of intellectual property rights, which can have as a consequence a legal pursuit. Presenting it as simply not a nice thing, or disrespectful, is wrong.

Not sure if anyone has mentioned but you can export your Ravelry stash as an excel file i think

The cable vest turn out so good 😍 That look comfy and classic. Your vlog makes me want to knit cable vest too 😅

When your cable broke I cussed for you. I feel that so much. I had a few cables break on me over the years. You either are heartbroken or have a heart attack depending on how many stitches you have to pick up and how the cable broke.

I love these types of vlogs! It reminds me of your early content ❤

The cables are so pretty! 🧶Love the armhole and necking ribbing.

As a crochet person, I’m envious of people who can knit beautiful garments like this best. 🤩 I’m still on my learning journey for knitting. 😅 it’s so much harder than crochet.

I don’t knot my yarn. I weave it in. I don’t know why I do that but now I know it’s to unravel a sweater easier lol.

Thanks 😊

Use your books girl! A perfect book is an unread book. I love my books and they get scruffy. Scruffy books are loved books 📚 I have a lot of the same books as you!

Hi there ..great trip to Bendigo wool show .i went there some years ago…looking forward to booking somewhere to stay next July carnt wait.our trip will be a grea few days away to chill ..im a crocheter for the past 58 yrs now and taking our extended family with us ..as we live inMelbourne our selves and yes alway take warm gloves and at and jumpers or jackets or something your made by hand //Loving the beauitful yarns your bought happy knitting 🧶

That’s one thing I’m learning with knitting. I mainly crochet and was able to pick it up very quickly. But man, has knitting taught me a lot of patience and a lot of humbling as well! But I’ve been really enjoying the challenge! 😊

i mostly crochet but i completely agree with the price of patterns. a majority of pattern makers are from first world countries while i live in a third world one... theyre usually more expensive than the price of yarn i'd need to buy and could easily be a few days worth of meals where i live. another hot take for me is i kind of dislike creators who prohibit others from copying their work for personal use. as you said it's also an art form so i dont get how different it is from taking inspiration and reverse engineering it according to your knowledge of the craft. as long as it's not being commercially produced i see no problem. there are really just people who cannot afford to purchase patterns because of conversion rates...

any dutchies over here that realized a bit to late that she was saying scheepjes?

Tip #1 as a beginner don't get caught up watching a beginner knitting video that's begins with needles that are costly and not good for beginners.

I have frogged a completed project because it didn't work out. Or sometimes i give them away. There is nothing wrong with that. Most people cringe at the thought but it just means that you make into something you love and will use. I'm staring at sweater I made probably 10 years ago that is my frog pile. I love the yarn but it's too itchy for a next to skin sweater. I will add other yarn and make a cardigan out it.

There's something so soothing about watching you go through this process lol

I'm sorry, but balaklavas are not comparable to hijabs. It is worn outside as a protective outer layer, and most children use it in kindergarden during winter to protect them from the freezing cold during the outdoors-times. In Norway, children and adults are outside even when it is freezing and snowing. Schools have recess outside as well as outdoors-school at least once per week. Adults also use them now because they protect even more than hats, and leave no room between the head and the neck as scarves/hats often do. We take them off when we go inside. It is a practical, protectional piece. As for selling your knitted and crocheted items, it is very normal here to sell your knitted things in markets, online or to colleagues, family etc... I would say knitting has a very strong tradition here; more so than crochet, and knitting for other people has always been normal.

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This was so cool to watch! And I picked up some tips. Thanks! 🧶

selling items--i think there is a difference of knitting withh the intention to sell versus selling a gently used item that no longer fits. in the case of the shawl---hmmmm.....

Thank you for sharing your feelings about balaclavas. I'm from denmark and we wear balaclavas from the time we're born til ...we get old? Maybe it's a cultural difference, for you and me. I think you're feelings are important and im happy you are talking to all of us who like you're knitting show.

your part about the balaclava is perfect thank you for saying it

i have had so many craft fairs like this