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Thank you! I got it at an Etsy store called MarumaYarns, which I believe is based in Latvia.

Haha you are so right, life is too short and there's too much other fun stuff to knit up!

Aw thank you! 😊 I definitely have to hype myself up before fixing projects haha, the to-fix queue definitely doesn't get as much as my to-knit queue 😂

Thank you so much! It really is such a beautiful design and pattern, but yes hopefully after meeting gauge it won't be too much trouble!

Aw thank you so much! I think I've finally started to figure out what colors I like and suit me :) And this is great news since I'm finally almost done knitting through my yarn stash of colors that are not my fave 😂 Happy knitting!

Hi Rosie! Aw thank you! I hope she will like it too 😊 And I really did enjoy the Melides top!! Happy knitting!

Thank you Michele!! And thanks again for sharing your STUNNING pattern!! 🧡🌺

hahah SAME! Whenever I see an update on your Ravelry I'm like.....👀I loooove your maggie cardigan color choice and so excited to see it come to life!! And I think you might be right there regarding that yarn - I keep looking at the swatch and it's not sparking joy!

Aw thank you so much! There's definitely been lots of trial and error, but I love learning different techniques and constructions from different patterns and then adapting it as needed - It's part of what makes knitting so fun! Thanks for watching this episode and happy knitting! 😊❤️

So. many. ends!! Hahaha I get what you mean, sometimes the knitting process was so stressful, the project needs to go in time out

Aw thank you so much!!

Hello! I can explain the sheet if that's helpful (so I don't accidentally reshare petite knit's pattern details!) I listed out each section, e.g. "back" , and I calculated the following information: 1) # of Rows the pattern tells you to knit (e.g. 20 - making up a number here as an example!) 2) What length this number of rows equals to - which is # of rows divided by row gauge * 10 cm. As an example: the pattern gauge is 32 rows per 10 cm, so in this example: the length would be 20 rows / 32 rows * 10 cm = 6.25 cm 3) # of rows you need to knit to reach 6.25 cm, based on your row gauge. As an example, if my row gauge was 35 rows per 10 cm, then this calculation would be: 6.25 cm * 35 rows / 10 cm = approx 21.9 rows, which I can round up to 22 This means I would need to knit 2 extra rows compared to what the pattern says!

Thank you! It's true that it's so engaging! In the end I felt like marking up the chart for where sleeve decreases need to go helped. Hope you have fun with the rest of your project!

Hello! Thanks for watching this episode :)

Thank you so much Portia! Hope you are doing well! :) ❤

Hello! Thank you so much! ❤

Aw thank you! I hope my mom likes it haha!

Hello! Aw thank you for saying that, this made my day! 💕Those two are definitely some of my favorite pieces I've knit recently! Hope you have a wonderful weekend, and happy knitting 😊

Hi Lucy! Aw that is so so kind of you to say, thank you! I hope to film another video soon!! <3

Hello! Aww thank you so much for saying that, that made my day! Yeah, I really wish they sold the patterns online individually. The Guernsey genser was the sweater that I most wanted to knit from that book too - I wound up finding it in stock at least just as the book (without having to buy a whole sweater quantity of yarn), and to justify having the whole dang book I ended up making like 6 patterns from it hahah so it's worth it now. I am also interested in some patterns from their other books, but I know what you mean - if there's only one that you really are interested in, it's hard to justify getting the the whole book.

@@tangerineknits were the patterns easy to follow? I'm an intermediate knitter I'd say. I hear there is not any hand holding in sandnes patterns

@@Knitslip I think that on par with other sandnes patterns, for me it wasn't "easy" to follow but it was doable, especially if you are comfortable with filling in the blanks! e.g. when it says "inc," determining that you're increasing in pattern

Thank you so much, I'm glad to hear that!! :)

Thank you so much, Anne! 🥰 I hope you are doing well!

Oh thank you for the recommendation, it's such a beautiful design and I love those details!! 🤩

Thank you so much for watching! I love those too!! I am actually knitting another pair of colorwork socks now :) they're such small pieces but so joyful to knit and wear!

Aw thank you so much for saying that, I really appreciate it! Thanks for the encouragement on the tea pot as well! Hope you have a lovely day 😊

Hi! Actually I talked about 34 different patterns I knitted, and 4 of these (less than 12%) are Petite Knit patterns :) That said, I do actually really enjoy the Petite Knit patterns I have knitted (and will probably knit more). I personally enjoy hearing a mix of perspectives from folks based on their knitting preferences, whether that means the more popular designers or the more indie / less known but wonderful designers. I hope you can find the knitting content that interest you / talk about the patterns and designers that you gravitate towards!

Thank you so much for watching! I really enjoyed pottery and definitely recommend trying out a class!! :)

Thank you so much! Yes it's definitely hard to find the time - wish I had infinite time to try all the hobbies I wanted haha, I would love to try sewing one day!

Thank you so much!! ❤

Thank you so much! It was a lot of fun to learn a new hobby you should totally try a class! Haha what a coincidence! That sounds like a great way to pass the time on a layover and noise cancelling headphones are a great idea!

Oh that's a super cute design, thanks for suggesting it! I love the scalloped edging too 🤩

Thank you so much! 😊 Yes there are so many different options for creative outlets once the weather gets nice!!

Aw thank you so much! 😊

Thank you so much, I really appreciate it! ❤️

Aw thank you, that means a lot!! ❤️ It's been really fun experiment with different forms!

Thank you so much! ❤️

Thank you! Ooh that's awesome, it's such a cute design!

Thanks so much Stephanie! ❤️ It was fun to be back and making another podcast again!! Hope you are doing well!

Thank you!! ❤️ Yeah it's been fun to learn a new hobby!

Yay I'm glad to hear that you enjoyed it, and thank you!! I do have to disclaim that I did only show the pieces that turned out well and not the wonky ones 😂 It truly is such a steep learning curve!

Thanks so much!! ❤️ Oooh yeess it looks really nice on the cloud blouse, thanks for mentioning it!

Aw thank you, that means a lot!!

@tangerineknits I enjoy how well spoken and thoughtful your videos are. I'm 9 videos into my own podcast and it's so challenging to speak naturally and with minimal verbal pauses (or at least that my problem lol)

@@lehcarga aw thank you for saying that - I really appreciate that! I am definitely still editing out some pauses, and also cut out parts where I feel like I am not explaining something clearly so I ramble a couple times and then say it again hah - so definitely not getting it right the first time! What is the name of your podcast?

@tangerineknits its called yarn yall, it's under a different email than this account. The the name of the user there is Rachel P. Which is also me lol

@@lehcarga Oh super cool! I'm looking forward to checking it out!!

Thank you so much :)

@@tangerineknits You're welcome. :). I feel so lazy but inspired at the same time.

Aw thank you so much for saying that! ❤

Oh that's interesting! I'll have to check out other BFL yarns!

Hello! I used almost all of 4 balls of the noro silk garden sock solo for my size!

Oh that's a great idea! I haven't tried embroidering on knit fabric, but that would be really cool, thanks for the suggestion :)

Thank you for the recommendation! That's super interesting, I didn't realize that there were different types of bamboo fabrics but it's helpful to know! I'll definitely keep an eye out for this brand or anything with a similar composition! :)