Hi Laura! I just wanted to say that I bought the Stella quilt pattern the minute it came out and I’ve been forcing myself to finish all my WIPs before starting it, and only working on deciding what to do, playing, colouring on my iPad using the templates, etc. Anyway, I finished my last WIP on Tuesday and immediately started the blanket and I’m in love! It’s more complicated than I expected (in a really good way!) so it’s keeping me entertained, and I don’t want to stop knitting (which hasn’t happened in a long time). Thanks for the amazing pattern!
Please release your fingerless mitt pattern…BEFORE Christmas!!! I would love to make these as gifts. Your podcast is just so lovely and your bubbly personality just shines!
I cannot get over how unique all your patterns are ❤️. They are brilliant and I love them all. I made a few hot water bottle covers last year and gifted them. They were a massive hit ❤. I am planning to knit myself a soufflé for a Christmas sweater as well 😍
It's so lovely to see another podcast from you. Hugo looks super cute, I bet he keeps you busy. The pictures from your trip were stunning. Thank you for sharing. The knits, as ever beautiful.
So much lovely stuff! I am so excited to make myself a pair of mittens, I’ve been wanting one for ages but haven’t prioritised making it, maybe a to me from me cast on soon?
I cannot wait for the neck pattern!!! From the moment you spoke about it!! There is something with the vertical garter stripes that I absolutely love!! I normally do not like garter how it looks, but sideways!!? I am all here for it!!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Would love the mittens pattern. Have you thought about maybe donating a percentage of the sales to your Grandma's care home? As someone who works in a carehome, even the smallest of donations can go a long way to helping to enrich residents' lives, and im sure would be greatly appreciated. I also want to thank you! The Maxine hot water bottle has inspired me to take my first steps into colourwork 😊 xx
I can see a whole set of ‘Midlands’ in your future ( which will eventually become our future knits, too) -The ‘Midland cardigan’, the ‘Midland Dickie’, the ‘Midland Vest’, the ‘Midland Sweater’, the ‘Midland Tank’, the ‘Midland Hat’and finally the ‘Midland Mittens’!
Really like the New Souflee'! I made the Summer Souflee', it's in my Ravelry projects, second row, "Penelope10" Yes I am a Penny too! I was so attracted to that ruffle! As always, your work is beautiful and professional!🥰
Great idea for a make along! At the beginning of this year the only goal I had was to knit less gifts and knit my projects for me and my husband I purchased yarn for. WELL, everyone decided to get pregnant at the same time, and the cardigan I started for myself in January is still a WIP! Just found out we have 2 more pregnant lady's in our family that are expecting in Dec. So guess who isn't going to reach any of her goals for 2024! Yup!!! ME! 😂😂😂
I completed my first ever colorwork project: a Maxine HWBC!! I'm going to be making loads of these as Christmas gifts. It was such a fun knit, and it's so much fun putting colors together!
So good to see you. Love your Maxine sweater and your hot water bottle covers are so cute. 😊 I follow Emma also and watched how she died her yarn with the flowers. We are so fortunate to have such wonderful people creating all these patterns and yarns. Thank you ❤
I have added your souffle pattern as a Christmas pattern to my latest video, it feels extremely fancy and festive 🥹🥹🥹 Enjoyed watching your podcast, such a lovely episode
Love the Maxine sweaters, definitely on my list to knit and so looking forward to the Midland cardigan release , it maybe out in time for me to have it as my birthday cast on!!! 💃I’ve had Emma’s yarn for it in my stash since last year😊
Your knitting is so beautiful. I finally finished my sweater with mohair and merino wool. I have ripped it out so many times. If the fibre was cheaper I would have thrown it in the trash. I am so proud 😢to say I went 😮to a wool show here in Southern Ontario and was stopped by at least 30 times to say it was beautiful. So I want to thank you for your podcast to not give up. I do not know how to show you or apply for your gifts of wool on the computer. I could asked my children but they have given up on me regarding computer skills lol Thankyou again. Sue
You reviewing the tetis knit pullover it reminded me your sparkes sweater. I am still holding on to the thought you may release it one day, it was inspired, especially if it has a little sparkes too. ❤
Wow, I am always so impressed with your designs and how you are able to engineer them so clever 😊 Would absolutely love the mitten pattern and NEED a Midland Neck in my life! 🤩
Ooh what a great idea to use up yarns with fingerless mitts, I'm going to keep that in mind for gift knitting next year. And I was immediately intrigued by the Groningen Sweater, but then even more so because of the name - it's named after the city in the Netherlands where my dad was born and grew up in before immigrating to Canada! So thanks for sharing!
I love the sound of your top down fingerless mittens! I am working on some penny gloves using leftover yarn and have come across the issue you mentioned. I want to make them as long as I can at the wrist but I'm not sure how much yarn I'll need to finish both of them.
Loved this! I've been missing seeing your videos popping up everyday as in the autumn vlogs (loved that you mentioned them so many times here, having watched them and now being able to catch all the references felt very exclusive and extra fun!) I also saw my reel for the tomefrommeMAL in your screen record, so fun!!!🥰😍
I love just vintage crochet’s mystery videos and I’ve loved the crossovers you’ve done before - it was really fun to see your version of it! I actually really like this cape, it’s very fun!
mokosh has a fullsleeve or half sleeve in colourwork. short rows can be in the colourwork or knitted plain and shes knitting one with loads of colours. im test knitting it atm
I literally put aside yarn for the Midlands cardigan as soon as you showed it! I am a bit too anxious to apply for test knits so I didn’t even try, but I am so excited for this pattern to come out!
So nice to see you again Laura! Your red Souffle is looking FAB! I'm almost ready to split my pink long sleeve Souffle, but most of my attention has been taken over by my red Lento sweater that I'm making for Christmas -- we're both making red Christmas sweaters ❤ Mine is a deeper cranberry red though. I've knitted a hat with the same texture as the Groningen Pullover and that patter called the rib stitch pattern English rib -- it's essentially a 1x1 rib separated by garter stitch and it's sooooooo squishy and cozy, highly recommend!
That’s the second double collar I’ve seen this week. Love it. After the first one I saw I decided to do it on my next sweater, wish I could do it right now but the sweater I’m making now but that’s a folded funnel neck and it won’t adapt well. Great videos and I loved, loved your October vlogs.
So excited for the Midland Cardigan! Can you please remind me of the yarn weight? I need to get my yarn figured out so I can cast on right away 😍(if you can share gauge for swatching that would be great)
Thank you for a wonderful podcast, Laura! I really like your Midland cardigan design! I'm knitting for 1 year and I'm thinking when the pattern will be released I would love to knit your cardigan as my first big garment project. Recently I've knitted a sleeveless top and a lot of scarves, do you think I would manage a Midland Cardigan as a new knitter?😊 Thank you!
Hi!! The midland is definitely advanced, it is an unusual construction with some difficult techniques involved so no I wouldn’t recommend it for a beginner. The midland neck however is much more accessible, still more challenging and you will need to understand how short rows work, but a much smaller project so great if you want to practice the midland construction without committing to a whole garment! Xxx
@@_laurapenrose_ Hello, Laura! Thank you very much for your reply! Understood, so I will practice first and your Midland neck looks great also, thank you!
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Omg those mitts look like funfetti!!! I want a sweater, a cardigan, a hat, gloves, mittens, a scarf and undies in that YARN 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩
Hi Laura! I just wanted to say that I bought the Stella quilt pattern the minute it came out and I’ve been forcing myself to finish all my WIPs before starting it, and only working on deciding what to do, playing, colouring on my iPad using the templates, etc. Anyway, I finished my last WIP on Tuesday and immediately started the blanket and I’m in love! It’s more complicated than I expected (in a really good way!) so it’s keeping me entertained, and I don’t want to stop knitting (which hasn’t happened in a long time). Thanks for the amazing pattern!
Please release your fingerless mitt pattern…BEFORE Christmas!!! I would love to make these as gifts. Your podcast is just so lovely and your bubbly personality just shines!
I'd love to try knitting the Maxine Sweater with all over colourwork.
I would love it if you decided to release the mitten pattern! I've been searching for ways to use leftovers completely and that design is perfect!
THE SOUFFLE IS GORGEOUS
I am loving your designs! I can not wait for the cardigan to be released! I think a crew neck cardigan would be beautiful!
I cannot get over how unique all your patterns are ❤️. They are brilliant and I love them all. I made a few hot water bottle covers last year and gifted them. They were a massive hit ❤. I am planning to knit myself a soufflé for a Christmas sweater as well 😍
It's so lovely to see another podcast from you. Hugo looks super cute, I bet he keeps you busy. The pictures from your trip were stunning. Thank you for sharing. The knits, as ever beautiful.
wow, those top down fingerless mittens are genius! With the Dickey, I prefer the back to be longer than the front
So much lovely stuff! I am so excited to make myself a pair of mittens, I’ve been wanting one for ages but haven’t prioritised making it, maybe a to me from me cast on soon?
I need this mitten pattern !! Hope you'll release it. I could wing it but... top down sounds so great!
Laura, please release your fingerless glove/mitten pattern! I knit so many of them and would love a top-down version
I cannot wait for the neck pattern!!! From the moment you spoke about it!! There is something with the vertical garter stripes that I absolutely love!! I normally do not like garter how it looks, but sideways!!? I am all here for it!!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Would love the mittens pattern. Have you thought about maybe donating a percentage of the sales to your Grandma's care home? As someone who works in a carehome, even the smallest of donations can go a long way to helping to enrich residents' lives, and im sure would be greatly appreciated.
I also want to thank you! The Maxine hot water bottle has inspired me to take my first steps into colourwork 😊 xx
I came to the comments to suggest it as a charity pattern too ❤
I can see a whole set of ‘Midlands’ in your future ( which will eventually become our future knits, too) -The ‘Midland cardigan’, the ‘Midland Dickie’, the ‘Midland Vest’, the ‘Midland Sweater’, the ‘Midland Tank’, the ‘Midland Hat’and finally the ‘Midland Mittens’!
Really like the New Souflee'! I made the Summer Souflee', it's in my Ravelry projects, second row, "Penelope10" Yes I am a Penny too! I was so attracted to that ruffle! As always, your work is beautiful and professional!🥰
Wow Laura! Such amazing designs and ideas. I find your construction ideas so interesting x
Great idea for a make along! At the beginning of this year the only goal I had was to knit less gifts and knit my projects for me and my husband I purchased yarn for. WELL, everyone decided to get pregnant at the same time, and the cardigan I started for myself in January is still a WIP! Just found out we have 2 more pregnant lady's in our family that are expecting in Dec. So guess who isn't going to reach any of her goals for 2024! Yup!!! ME! 😂😂😂
I completed my first ever colorwork project: a Maxine HWBC!! I'm going to be making loads of these as Christmas gifts. It was such a fun knit, and it's so much fun putting colors together!
Another lovely episode! Loved seeing all of your projects and project saves.
So good to see you. Love your Maxine sweater and your hot water bottle covers are so cute. 😊 I follow Emma also and watched how she died her yarn with the flowers. We are so fortunate to have such wonderful people creating all these patterns and yarns. Thank you ❤
I have added your souffle pattern as a Christmas pattern to my latest video, it feels extremely fancy and festive 🥹🥹🥹
Enjoyed watching your podcast, such a lovely episode
Love the midland neck and the higher less mitts
Love the Maxine sweaters, definitely on my list to knit and so looking forward to the Midland cardigan release , it maybe out in time for me to have it as my birthday cast on!!! 💃I’ve had Emma’s yarn for it in my stash since last year😊
Amazing! Thank you! ❤
SO excited for the Midland neck and Cardigan!!!!
Your knitting is so beautiful. I finally finished my sweater with mohair and merino wool. I have ripped it out so many times. If the fibre was cheaper I would have thrown it in the trash. I am so proud 😢to say I went 😮to a wool show here in Southern Ontario and was stopped by at least 30 times to say it was beautiful. So I want to thank you for your podcast to not give up. I do not know how to show you or apply for your gifts of wool on the computer. I could asked my children but they have given up on me regarding computer skills lol Thankyou again. Sue
You reviewing the tetis knit pullover it reminded me your sparkes sweater. I am still holding on to the thought you may release it one day, it was inspired, especially if it has a little sparkes too. ❤
Hi Laura. Can you please put in the description the MAL hashtags you mentioned please ? :)
Wow, I am always so impressed with your designs and how you are able to engineer them so clever 😊
Would absolutely love the mitten pattern and NEED a Midland Neck in my life! 🤩
I would recommend washing the neck with hair conditioner, it softens yarn a lot, maybe it would be wearable for penny afterwards
Ooh what a great idea to use up yarns with fingerless mitts, I'm going to keep that in mind for gift knitting next year. And I was immediately intrigued by the Groningen Sweater, but then even more so because of the name - it's named after the city in the Netherlands where my dad was born and grew up in before immigrating to Canada! So thanks for sharing!
I love the sound of your top down fingerless mittens! I am working on some penny gloves using leftover yarn and have come across the issue you mentioned. I want to make them as long as I can at the wrist but I'm not sure how much yarn I'll need to finish both of them.
Loved this! I've been missing seeing your videos popping up everyday as in the autumn vlogs (loved that you mentioned them so many times here, having watched them and now being able to catch all the references felt very exclusive and extra fun!) I also saw my reel for the tomefrommeMAL in your screen record, so fun!!!🥰😍
I love just vintage crochet’s mystery videos and I’ve loved the crossovers you’ve done before - it was really fun to see your version of it! I actually really like this cape, it’s very fun!
I just followed you on instagram. I hadn’t thought to do this until you mentioned it in the podcast. I look forward to your posts and next video!
mokosh has a fullsleeve or half sleeve in colourwork. short rows can be in the colourwork or knitted plain and shes knitting one with loads of colours. im test knitting it atm
I literally put aside yarn for the Midlands cardigan as soon as you showed it! I am a bit too anxious to apply for test knits so I didn’t even try, but I am so excited for this pattern to come out!
So nice to see you again Laura! Your red Souffle is looking FAB! I'm almost ready to split my pink long sleeve Souffle, but most of my attention has been taken over by my red Lento sweater that I'm making for Christmas -- we're both making red Christmas sweaters ❤ Mine is a deeper cranberry red though. I've knitted a hat with the same texture as the Groningen Pullover and that patter called the rib stitch pattern English rib -- it's essentially a 1x1 rib separated by garter stitch and it's sooooooo squishy and cozy, highly recommend!
I’m so excited to be test knitting the Midland! I’ve ordered Farmers Daughter Fibers yarn for mine, and I feel so spoiled! ❤
That’s the second double collar I’ve seen this week. Love it. After the first one I saw I decided to do it on my next sweater, wish I could do it right now but the sweater I’m making now but that’s a folded funnel neck and it won’t adapt well. Great videos and I loved, loved your October vlogs.
looking forward to the midland cardigan!
So excited for the Midland Cardigan! Can you please remind me of the yarn weight? I need to get my yarn figured out so I can cast on right away 😍(if you can share gauge for swatching that would be great)
My testers are meeting gauge with dk and worsted! Xx
@@_laurapenrose_ Perfect! Thank you!!
Thank you for a wonderful podcast, Laura! I really like your Midland cardigan design! I'm knitting for 1 year and I'm thinking when the pattern will be released I would love to knit your cardigan as my first big garment project. Recently I've knitted a sleeveless top and a lot of scarves, do you think I would manage a Midland Cardigan as a new knitter?😊 Thank you!
Hi!! The midland is definitely advanced, it is an unusual construction with some difficult techniques involved so no I wouldn’t recommend it for a beginner. The midland neck however is much more accessible, still more challenging and you will need to understand how short rows work, but a much smaller project so great if you want to practice the midland construction without committing to a whole garment! Xxx
@@_laurapenrose_ Hello, Laura! Thank you very much for your reply! Understood, so I will practice first and your Midland neck looks great also, thank you!
Is the Midland Cardigan a pattern you have out? I couldn't find it on Ravelry
Never mind! Stupid question. I just realized it's one of the patterns being tested
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What about men’s mitts 😊
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