Hi Sandra and Sam. I follow both of you on IG and YT because the projects you make in crochet and knitting (and Sam--sewing) are so inspiring to me and encourage me to be a better and attempt more challenging projects. Love you both. :)
Really enjoyed you two being together podcasting!! really loved your haul too. And WOW Sandra that blanket is soooo beautiful. Love how you just finish it so quickly. I have started one five!!!! years ago and just left it. It has ta beautiful duck egg too. I have knitted so many other things but you really have inspired me to finish it.Sam love all those lovely minis and your colour choices are very pretty.
Oh ladies, you make it so hard for me, now I want to try quilting but so busy with Battenberg blanket by @sandracherryhrt Beautiful granny square blanket, amazing colour combination. Love love 💔
So enjoyed catching up with you (yes I'm very behind 😅)! Loved everything and you're inspiring me to finish a long languishing crochet granny square blanket that's hiding away in a cupboard! Thanks for a lovely episode xx
Ha ha, oh yes it’s impossible to keep up over Christmas isn’t it. Thank you for watching lovely. 😘😘 I’ll look forward to seeing your blanket in that case. 👍☺️
Lovely to see you both! Love your sock pattern Sam and seeing all your yarn purchases 🤗 Sandra your blanket is - just wow! For some reason my comment below posted here instead of the previous video 😂 So now you have two 😅
Just catching up with your podcast (I'm so behind 🤭). Love all your projects and gorgeous yarn you bought from Nottingham Yarn Expo - it was lovely to see you both there ❤ Happy New Year xx
Hello ladies. I just discovered you guys and love your creativity. Would love to know where I can find patterns and yarns for Sam’s scarf and Sandra’s blanket. I absolutely love the colors in both projects. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Ladies that was wonderful 😁 you two make the most wonderful team! I have been eyeing the washcloth pattern and now to see it as a bath mitt is genius. I think I need to make up some as Christmas gifts. Thanks again Liz x
Hello Sandra - always wonderful and beautiful. So needed in this world. And you questioned the blue blanket???? Fabulous. (Wrong peach, needs gray, my 2 cents.) Jackie
Finally got around to watching this episode, and I enjoyed it so much! It felt like I was having tea with two good friends...so very much like when I get together with my own yarn bestie 😊. And your goodies...my goodness, the colours! 😍 And here I was telling myself that I really don’t need ANY more yarn....😂 Thank you for such a lovely episode ☺️
I love to learn how to crochet i live in Hastings East Sussex i tryed to find some one that has some time to teach me still looking i do need a one to one, i do watch it on here but i like a person that teach me that i can talk to. Your work is stunning keep up with the great crafts love sent to you both great podcast
What a fabulous treat! Seeing two of my fave podcasters in one place! It is amazing how alike your tastes are, too. Sandra, I really love that edging on your blanket, it was just what it needed! Sam, it was so cute when Sandra was trying to show us an uneven corner on her quilt and you wouldn't let her do it! Hope you both had a lovely holiday - do you celebrate Thanksgiving at all in the UK? Maybe not, but it never hurts to be grateful, does it? I think you ladies should do this again - it was great!
Thank you so much Karleen, it's fun for us too! We definitely are drawn to lots of the same things too, it's very true! No, we don't have Thanksgiving here in the UK, although strangely, we have started having the Black Friday sales for some reason!
You two ☺️ nice and calm podcast. Love your projects ❤️ and your pronounciation of the danish word of hygge 😂 I was born and living in Denmark, so for me it is easier ☺️❤️
You two should visit and podcast more often. You play off each other quite well. And it is a joy to watch you feed off each other's ideas. Really fun today!
That was excellent. You have a great dynamic together. I would be interested if you would go into more detail on the mathematical calculations when working how much yarn needed and number of hexagons required to complete an item. That is a weakness of mine and always end up grossly over buying yarn for an item. Thanks for the video (the only trouble is that I come away wanting to do it all, lol). Thanks from Australia 🐨🐨🇦🇺
Oh thank you so much! She's a treasure that Sam, so it's always lovely to get to pod with her. Yes it's not always easy to work out yarn requirements is it, especially when it comes to big projects like blankets. I'll have to say to Sam about this as it could be something we talk about next time we are together.
Hi girls. I enjoy each of your individual podcasts so it was lovely to see you both together. I had a question about some of the yarns you were showing-the twisted type ones especially. Do you have to rewind them before you use them or do they wind off the twist as you work with them? Also had a question about cotton yarn for the cloths. I have used the sugar n cream cotton yarn but I find it hard to work with as it doesn't have any stretchiness so I find it very slow going. How do you find the cotton yarn you used? Thanks again for the fun podcast.
Hi and thank you so much! Yes you are absolutely right, you do need to wind up the twisted hanks before you can use them. Once you untwist it the yarn is in a big loop. Then you can wind it to use. Either the old fashioned way, with you hand winding the ball, with someone (or something) holding the loop of yarn, or you can buy a winder and swift. As for the sugar and cream yarn, yes I do know what you mean, I have used that one once before I think. Cotton is usually a little tougher to work, especially the non mercerised (not shiny) kind as it doesn't slide over the hook so well and is generally a bit stiffer. I do find that I can't do so much in one go when I work cotton. I do think some are definitely better than others though and although they don't have any stretchiness they seem to be softer and more 'floppy', for want of a better word! Those type seem easier to work with. Off the top of my head I can only think off the Stylecraft Classique cotton DK, which I used recently, that is quite nice and soft... but I know there are others!
@@CherryHeart Thanks Sandra for the reply. It will be something different to use a hank as up till now I have only bought yarn that is in balls. I will look around for a softer cotton yarn as I like the idea of cotton but the sugar n cream is just too hard to use. Thanks again for the reply and for the great podcast
What a wonderful episode. I was full of beauty and so natural. By the way, Ellie Jones of Crafthouse Magic, knits contrast German short heels on her socks.
Thanks so much! I think Ellie maybe uses a heel without the 'boomerang' rows that go round the sock though for her contrasting yarn heels? Always so maybe different heel types! ❤️
Now Sandra, when you were showing your lovely quilt and began to point out to everyone a wonky corner, Sam, your truly faithful friend, prevented you from doing so. However, when Sam was sharing her pretty purple socks, you allowed her to show she had made two different toes. We're going to have to work on your response times. LOL I'm only teasing really. I love it when you girls get together for a podcast!
Ahh thanks so much! There's isn't really a specific pattern available for the blue blanket as it's just granny squares really. But it's basically the same sort of thing as my 'Dolly Mixtures' blanket, and I do have a granny square tutorial too... they are both on my blog. ❤️
Enjoyed all your projects and your lovely lovely new yarns. Just finished your lovely CAL. It’s beautiful
Oh thank you so much!
Hi Sandra and Sam. I follow both of you on IG and YT because the projects you make in crochet and knitting (and Sam--sewing) are so inspiring to me and encourage me to be a better and attempt more challenging projects. Love you both. :)
Oh that's so lovely of your to say, thank you! 😘😘
Hi I like your job if have time I need help because I do corchet but I need help
Oh, Sandra, your blanket is absolutely stunning!
Thank you! ☺️
Really enjoyed you two being together podcasting!! really loved your haul too. And WOW Sandra that blanket is soooo beautiful. Love how you just finish it so quickly. I have started one five!!!! years ago and just left it. It has ta beautiful duck egg too. I have knitted so many other things but you really have inspired me to finish it.Sam love all those lovely minis and your colour choices are very pretty.
Ahh thanks so much! This blanket was supposed be a 'go slow project' and take me longer but I couldn't handle doing it that was for this one. 😂
Oh ladies, you make it so hard for me, now I want to try quilting but so busy with Battenberg blanket by @sandracherryhrt
Beautiful granny square blanket, amazing colour combination. Love love 💔
Hee hee, we aim to tempt! ;)
Thankyou Sandra and Sam watch both your podcasts, it was fabulous seeing you both together, thoroughly enjoyed it 😊😊
Hi lovely to see you both loved all the things you have been buying so pretty looking forward to seeing all the lovely things you make x 😊
So enjoyed catching up with you (yes I'm very behind 😅)! Loved everything and you're inspiring me to finish a long languishing crochet granny square blanket that's hiding away in a cupboard! Thanks for a lovely episode xx
Ha ha, oh yes it’s impossible to keep up over Christmas isn’t it. Thank you for watching lovely. 😘😘 I’ll look forward to seeing your blanket in that case. 👍☺️
Oh, the crocheted blanket - wow! Gorgeous.
So much fun to see you two chatting together about your projects! Thanks for the video and sharing your time with us :)
I loved this episode 💖! You ladies are wonderful together and a joy to watch during my crafty time 🤗
Lovely to see you both! Love your sock pattern Sam and seeing all your yarn purchases 🤗
Sandra your blanket is - just wow!
For some reason my comment below posted here instead of the previous video 😂 So now you have two 😅
Well done with the granny blanket, it's gorgeous!
Thanks so much! ❤️
Fab as always with you both! I got the baubles myself Sam 😀 xx
Your granny square blanket is so incredibly beautiful! I hope you have a very merry Christmas with your lovely family❤️🎄🧶
Just catching up with your podcast (I'm so behind 🤭). Love all your projects and gorgeous yarn you bought from Nottingham Yarn Expo - it was lovely to see you both there ❤ Happy New Year xx
Hello ladies. I just discovered you guys and love your creativity. Would love to know where I can find patterns and yarns for Sam’s scarf and Sandra’s blanket. I absolutely love the colors in both projects. Thanks for sharing.
Sam, love your new sock pattern! So excited you be putting kits in your shop 🧶❤️Thanks so much💖
It's gorgeous isn't it, I can't wait either!
Thanks Ladies that was wonderful 😁 you two make the most wonderful team! I have been eyeing the washcloth pattern and now to see it as a bath mitt is genius. I think I need to make up some as Christmas gifts. Thanks again Liz x
Thanks so much! I know, she's a clever stick isn't she? I'm dying to make one up too now. ☺️
😵😵😵😵😵 seeing you both together on my screen ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ your my two favorites. This is amazing!!!
Hello Sandra - always wonderful and beautiful. So needed in this world. And you questioned the blue blanket???? Fabulous. (Wrong peach, needs gray, my 2 cents.) Jackie
Thank you lovely! ❤️
Finally got around to watching this episode, and I enjoyed it so much! It felt like I was having tea with two good friends...so very much like when I get together with my own yarn bestie 😊. And your goodies...my goodness, the colours! 😍 And here I was telling myself that I really don’t need ANY more yarn....😂 Thank you for such a lovely episode ☺️
Oh yes, it's dangerous when we get together! 😂😂❤️
So lovely to see two knitty friend sharing all the yarny goodness.Thoroughly enjoyable.
Thank you, we enjoyed it too!
You girls are great I love listening to you❤
Thanks so much! We love podcasting together too. ☺️❤️
What a great podcast! You two go well together! Thanks
Sam and Sandra together. You make such a fun vlog. Loved you together. Should do that more often.
Ahh thanks so much! We love doing them too, I wish we could do more too. ❤️
Absolutely delightful duo you and your friend Sam make. Thank you.
Thanks! ☺️
I'm watching this on break at my job at a fabric store! Perfect timing!
Perfect indeed! :)
That was fab seeing you both together. Hope you do more joint pods in the future because you work very well together. 👍
votre plaid et votre jupe sont magnifiques. Et j'adore les podcasts à deux ; entre vous c'est super sympa. Bravo pour tout ce travail
Thank you so much Claire! ❤️
I love to learn how to crochet i live in Hastings East Sussex i tryed to find some one that has some time to teach me still looking i do need a one to one, i do watch it on here but i like a person that teach me that i can talk to. Your work is stunning keep up with the great crafts love sent to you both great podcast
What a fabulous treat! Seeing two of my fave podcasters in one place! It is amazing how alike your tastes are, too. Sandra, I really love that edging on your blanket, it was just what it needed! Sam, it was so cute when Sandra was trying to show us an uneven corner on her quilt and you wouldn't let her do it! Hope you both had a lovely holiday - do you celebrate Thanksgiving at all in the UK? Maybe not, but it never hurts to be grateful, does it? I think you ladies should do this again - it was great!
Thank you so much Karleen, it's fun for us too! We definitely are drawn to lots of the same things too, it's very true! No, we don't have Thanksgiving here in the UK, although strangely, we have started having the Black Friday sales for some reason!
You two ☺️ nice and calm podcast. Love your projects ❤️ and your pronounciation of the danish word of hygge 😂 I was born and living in Denmark, so for me it is easier ☺️❤️
Thank you! Oh no, did we do it terribly?! I bet we did! 🤦♀️😂
@@CherryHeart No not that bad, just funny 😘
Totally fun episode!
You two are great together. Maybe you could make it a regular special episodes.
The pair of you made my day!
When you grabbed Sam and said she was an incoming goodie... so cute 😄
Hee hee! ☺️
I always enjoy both your podcasts, but I enjoy them even more when you are together : )
Thank you so much, it's so lovely to do them this way too. ❤️
You two should visit and podcast more often. You play off each other quite well. And it is a joy to watch you feed off each other's ideas. Really fun today!
Ahh thanks so much! I really wish we could do it more often too. We'll have to try! ❤️
Enjoyed you girls so much, do this more often!
Thanks lovely! We'll try!
OHHHHHH that blanket is AMAZING!!!
Thanks so much!
Love this .... you girlies look like ....👯♀️ ... 😍
That was excellent. You have a great dynamic together. I would be interested if you would go into more detail on the mathematical calculations when working how much yarn needed and number of hexagons required to complete an item. That is a weakness of mine and always end up grossly over buying yarn for an item. Thanks for the video (the only trouble is that I come away wanting to do it all, lol). Thanks from Australia 🐨🐨🇦🇺
Oh thank you so much! She's a treasure that Sam, so it's always lovely to get to pod with her. Yes it's not always easy to work out yarn requirements is it, especially when it comes to big projects like blankets. I'll have to say to Sam about this as it could be something we talk about next time we are together.
Sandra Paul now that would be wonderful. Thank you.
GOSH, I just love you two together :))))))))
Ha ha, thanks my love! 😘😘
Hi girls. I enjoy each of your individual podcasts so it was lovely to see you both together. I had a question about some of the yarns you were showing-the twisted type ones especially. Do you have to rewind them before you use them or do they wind off the twist as you work with them? Also had a question about cotton yarn for the cloths. I have used the sugar n cream cotton yarn but I find it hard to work with as it doesn't have any stretchiness so I find it very slow going. How do you find the cotton yarn you used? Thanks again for the fun podcast.
Hi and thank you so much! Yes you are absolutely right, you do need to wind up the twisted hanks before you can use them. Once you untwist it the yarn is in a big loop. Then you can wind it to use. Either the old fashioned way, with you hand winding the ball, with someone (or something) holding the loop of yarn, or you can buy a winder and swift.
As for the sugar and cream yarn, yes I do know what you mean, I have used that one once before I think. Cotton is usually a little tougher to work, especially the non mercerised (not shiny) kind as it doesn't slide over the hook so well and is generally a bit stiffer. I do find that I can't do so much in one go when I work cotton. I do think some are definitely better than others though and although they don't have any stretchiness they seem to be softer and more 'floppy', for want of a better word! Those type seem easier to work with. Off the top of my head I can only think off the Stylecraft Classique cotton DK, which I used recently, that is quite nice and soft... but I know there are others!
@@CherryHeart Thanks Sandra for the reply. It will be something different to use a hank as up till now I have only bought yarn that is in balls. I will look around for a softer cotton yarn as I like the idea of cotton but the sugar n cream is just too hard to use. Thanks again for the reply and for the great podcast
What a wonderful episode. I was full of beauty and so natural. By the way, Ellie Jones of Crafthouse Magic, knits contrast German short heels on her socks.
Thanks so much! I think Ellie maybe uses a heel without the 'boomerang' rows that go round the sock though for her contrasting yarn heels? Always so maybe different heel types! ❤️
You are both so cute together n look alike , such sweet friends
Ha h, thank you!
oh ladies, what a nice episode!
Great podcast ❤️
Loved this episode, thank you. I hope you record together again - you’re great as a double act!
Oh thank you! I hope we'll be able to. ❤️
Brilliant, thank you. X
Thanks lovely! 😘
would your Battenburg solid squares match count with these small granny squares?
Now Sandra, when you were showing your lovely quilt and began to point out to everyone a wonky corner, Sam, your truly faithful friend, prevented you from doing so. However, when Sam was sharing her pretty purple socks, you allowed her to show she had made two different toes. We're going to have to work on your response times. LOL I'm only teasing really. I love it when you girls get together for a podcast!
Ha ha, hilarious, and yes, you are so right! I should have leapt in shouldn't I? 😂
Sure do miss your podcast!! Will you be starting these again soon? Sure hope so!!
Ahh thanks so much! Yes I’ve been doing them whenever so can. Had a couple up lately, last week and the week before. ❤️
Bonjour combien de granny pour la couverture de grand mère au crochet merci
Lovely podcast wish i had crafty friends (have lovely friends but not crafty)and the blanket sandra is beautiful is there a pattern available?
Ahh thanks so much! There's isn't really a specific pattern available for the blue blanket as it's just granny squares really. But it's basically the same sort of thing as my 'Dolly Mixtures' blanket, and I do have a granny square tutorial too... they are both on my blog. ❤️
Sam has quite a bit of planning to do on her scarf
As a Dane I love when you english speaking lovely human pronouns HYGGE 👌🏼😁😁
Ha ha, yes sorry about that, I'm sure we must mangle it dreadfully! 😬🤗 We sure love the meaning though! ☺️
Goodbye, farewell, Aug viedersehen, good night.
Can you tell us how COPPA is going to affect your channel?
I think it’s pronounced Sh-ray-pee-us.