My spirits always lift when I see your next new video is available. Thank you for another inspiring hour of shared creativity. I would love to hear the story about how the four of you came together and started Knitting Posse.
Really enjoy thr KP podcast today. I'm always learning new things and all the different yarns are so inspirational. Beautiful works leave me in the dust, so i must knit harder, faster, better!!
I have a complaint....your projects are so unique and beautiful that it is making it very hard on me to finish what I have started as all I want to do is cast on what you are knitting!! Love everything and throughly enjoy knitting along with your chatter. Thank you for a great episode and for supporting Andrew and Andrea.❤️❤️🇨🇦
Kate I did recognize you on that video and I also supported them during this time of need I think Andrea is one of the strongest people I know bless you girls for giving them air time on your channel. Loved this episode. Happy knitting ladies!
I love Chrysalis Yarn Co! She dies such beautiful colors. Can’t wait to see what you decide to get, Lorien. You all always give us such great project and yarn ideas - thanks!🥰
Really appreciate your support of Andrew et al. They have done so much to build a worldwide knitting community. Thanks, too, I think, for introducing me to even more luscious yarns, dyers, brands.
Nice to see you ladies, your knitting is very inspiring, always a variation of different patterns and yarns. You are also so organized in your content. Loved the baby knits this time.
I know im asking randomly but does someone know a tool to get back into an Instagram account?? I stupidly lost my account password. I appreciate any help you can give me!
@Simon Kade Thanks so much for your reply. I found the site through google and Im waiting for the hacking stuff now. Looks like it's gonna take a while so I will get back to you later with my results.
Hello Lorien, Kate, Kim & Laura, always nice to see you and listen to all you had to share. Can’t wait to see your next FO’s! True, I think we all have learned a lot from the fruity knitting podcast - so nice of you. Greetings from the tropics! 😃
I’m also working on the Noctuidae sweater and am loving it! Please keep talking about it. I love your podcast, although it frequently results in more acquisitions. Lol! Thanks!
Another great podcast! Thank u for taking time to share...makes me so happy that u donated to Andrew & Andrea...they add so much to the knitting community...I’m a fairly new (about 2 years) knitter and u inspire me to b brave and try new patterns
I enjoy watching you ladies! Congratulations to all the winners of the gifts, too! Acts of kindness are so admirable, and I’m not surprised that you opened your hearts to Fruity Knitting. I have always thought of you as being kind , and you did not disappoint. So happy that your sweater came out of time out! Looking forward to seeing all of your wips completed. I am hooked on knitting socks now, and have three pairs started. I’m not yet brave enough to do two at a time. I do a heel flap and gusset. I’ve finally mastered it! ( it only took almost a year of trying...ripping...and redoing.) Enjoy your next few weeks. Stay well. HAPPY KNITTING!
I always enjoy your podcast and your wide array of knitting projects. I’ve knit the teddy bear sweater, I thought it was a great pattern. I hope I saved it now that it’s gone. Take care, ladies, I hope to see you again very soon.
Lorien, Many decades ago, I learned to line the front edges of a cardigan with lovely grosgrain ribbon to reduce the floppiness. Of course, the "yarn store lady" took care of the button holes for me---so there is that added effort. It is a beautiful finish found in better garments to this day. Blessings on the four of you for your cheerful, uplifting podcasts.
I was so happy to see that an episode was up! Lorien-You are so lucky! Your Pink Velvet is so cute! And the Moth Sweater is so amazing, Kate-The green sweater is so pretty. Laura-I can’t wait to see your white sweater. Kim-Your Falling Leaves Sweater looks great! The details shine in the yarn you used.
It’s so wonderful that you have made a contribution to Fruity Knitting, I’m a patron and have enjoyed their videos so much. Kate your sweater is such a great every day, comfy knit!
Your Noctuidae is looking beautiful! I was a test knitter and decided I want it super oversized like the designers sample so I’m actually going to rip back and start over. You are inspiring me to get back to it.
You are my favorite podcast! Kate, it's your fault that I immediately ordered two skeins of Cashgora in the pine colorway. Going to make a shawl for my daughter who has green eyes. :).
I just found your podcasts about a month ago and have binging on them ever since! Thank you so much for donating to Fruity Knitting! I am learning so much from all of you and I admire your sweater choices so much. I think several of you mentioned that you are knitting instructors. I live in California near San Francisco and I find that wool sweaters tend to be too warm for me most of the year. I've notices several things in pattern photos. Most people seem to wear undergarments (t-shirts) with their woolen sweaters. Way to warm here to do that! And, necklines, for the most part are lower than I like. Can you answer two questions? What is a cooler substitution for wool for us hot blooded women and how can necklines be made to fit a little higher? Thank you so much for your podcasts!!!
You can prevent ladders by using TWO circular needles & cables (4 needles of the same size) at the same time, for sleeves, body, or socks. I have lots of interchangable needle sets (Chiagoo) which allows me to have multiple needles of the same size. This method keep that last stitch on a needle (not the cable) thus resulting in a normal sized stitch. No ladders.....
Lovely podcast! So happy that you gals contributed to Fruitty Knitting! I am knitting the Whitmoor sweater by Ami Lowden. Is a lace yoke sweater that is creating nightmares for me. I am not good knitting lace nor sweater! My markers are moving with yarnovers. I frogged the lace once and changed the markers to more dangling markers. However, the markers are still moving and creating confusion. I am half way through the lace and there are a ton of mistakes resulting in the last set of the design and count is off. How do I prevent the moving markers confusion? Does this happen to any one else? I don’t know how to put a lifeline in the round. So what will be, will be! Thank for sharing! Take care, be well, stay safe, and happy knitting! ❤️❤️
Yes - I have had that happen. I tend to find that once the pattern is established, it can be easier to skip the markers and just read the stitches. That is a lovely pattern.
Lovely podcast as usual ladies. I had to laugh a little. Two of you have sweater no. 11 and sweater no. 12 on your next up list and I have sweater no. 13 on mine. 🙂. Thatnks for all you do! I am always inspired with your projects!
Fruity Knitting contribution….what a wonderful thing to do. Thank you.
Thanks for the support you are giving to Fruitty Knitting and all you are doing for all the subscribers who watch the podcasts.
It's always a happy day when your last podcast is online. Thank you so much ! 🌻
My spirits always lift when I see your next new video is available. Thank you for another inspiring hour of shared creativity. I would love to hear the story about how the four of you came together and started Knitting Posse.
Really enjoy thr KP podcast today. I'm always learning new things and all the different yarns are so inspirational. Beautiful works leave me in the dust, so i must knit harder, faster, better!!
I have a complaint....your projects are so unique and beautiful that it is making it very hard on me to finish what I have started as all I want to do is cast on what you are knitting!! Love everything and throughly enjoy knitting along with your chatter. Thank you for a great episode and for supporting Andrew and Andrea.❤️❤️🇨🇦
Kate I did recognize you on that video and I also supported them during this time of need I think Andrea is one of the strongest people I know bless you girls for giving them air time on your channel. Loved this episode. Happy knitting ladies!
Awesome all round! Fun to watch and now so inspired (again). Thanks!
Great prodcast 😊 it would be nice if you could show your stash and about your habits of getting yarn, I am curious 🧐
I love Chrysalis Yarn Co! She dies such beautiful colors. Can’t wait to see what you decide to get, Lorien. You all always give us such great project and yarn ideas - thanks!🥰
Thanks for another enjoyable episode. Glad to hear about the donation to Andrew and Andrea.
Really appreciate your support of Andrew et al. They have done so much to build a worldwide knitting community. Thanks, too, I think, for introducing me to even more luscious yarns, dyers, brands.
Nice to see you ladies, your knitting is very inspiring, always a variation of different patterns and yarns. You are also so organized in your content. Loved the baby knits this time.
Thank you for your podcast. I always enjoy them. Also, love that you made a donation to Andrew (Fruity Knitting).
So glad to hear that you donated to Fruitty Knitting. My heart aches for them. But they’re so brave and positive.
I know im asking randomly but does someone know a tool to get back into an Instagram account??
I stupidly lost my account password. I appreciate any help you can give me!
@Jacoby Alfredo Instablaster ;)
@Simon Kade Thanks so much for your reply. I found the site through google and Im waiting for the hacking stuff now.
Looks like it's gonna take a while so I will get back to you later with my results.
@Simon Kade It worked and I finally got access to my account again. I'm so happy:D
Thank you so much you really help me out :D
@Jacoby Alfredo You are welcome :)
Great as usual . I haven’t been knitting as much . I’m into crocheting Afghans.
Hello Lorien, Kate, Kim & Laura, always nice to see you and listen to all you had to share. Can’t wait to see your next FO’s!
True, I think we all have learned a lot from the fruity knitting podcast - so nice of you. Greetings from the tropics! 😃
Everything beautiful podcast... From start to end and all that you do and share. Thank you again. --KateColors
Great idea donating to Fruity Knitting! Love the Noctuidae but looks too involved for my brain right now. So much fun to see Lorien's.
I’m also working on the Noctuidae sweater and am loving it! Please keep talking about it. I love your podcast, although it frequently results in more acquisitions. Lol! Thanks!
We can do it! 🦋Lorien
Another great podcast! Thank u for taking time to share...makes me so happy that u donated to Andrew & Andrea...they add so much to the knitting community...I’m a fairly new (about 2 years) knitter and u inspire me to b brave and try new patterns
I enjoy watching you ladies! Congratulations to all the winners of the gifts, too! Acts of kindness are so admirable, and I’m not surprised that you opened your hearts to Fruity Knitting. I have always thought of you as being kind , and you did not disappoint. So happy that your sweater came out of time out! Looking forward to seeing all of your wips completed. I am hooked on knitting socks now, and have three pairs started. I’m not yet brave enough to do two at a time. I do a heel flap and gusset. I’ve finally mastered it! ( it only took almost a year of trying...ripping...and redoing.) Enjoy your next few weeks. Stay well. HAPPY KNITTING!
I always enjoy your posse podcasts. Thank you for supporting Fruity Knitting as well.
Thank you for watching!!
I always enjoy your podcast and your wide array of knitting projects. I’ve knit the teddy bear sweater, I thought it was a great pattern. I hope I saved it now that it’s gone. Take care, ladies, I hope to see you again very soon.
According to another viewer, her patterns are available on love crafts.com!
Lorien, Many decades ago, I learned to line the front edges of a cardigan with lovely grosgrain ribbon to reduce the floppiness. Of course, the "yarn store lady" took care of the button holes for me---so there is that added effort. It is a beautiful finish found in better garments to this day. Blessings on the four of you for your cheerful, uplifting podcasts.
I have seen others do that - something new to learn! :)
I was so happy to see that an episode was up! Lorien-You are so lucky! Your Pink Velvet is so cute! And the Moth Sweater is so amazing, Kate-The green sweater is so pretty. Laura-I can’t wait to see your white sweater. Kim-Your Falling Leaves Sweater looks great! The details shine in the yarn you used.
Thx you Gail. Kim
It’s so wonderful that you have made a contribution to Fruity Knitting, I’m a patron and have enjoyed their videos so much. Kate your sweater is such a great every day, comfy knit!
and bonus it didn't break the bank!! Thank you!! (Kate)
Your Noctuidae is looking beautiful! I was a test knitter and decided I want it super oversized like the designers sample so I’m actually going to rip back and start over. You are inspiring me to get back to it.
It’s worth loving it!
You are my favorite podcast! Kate, it's your fault that I immediately ordered two skeins of Cashgora in the pine colorway. Going to make a shawl for my daughter who has green eyes. :).
It was so thoughtful of you to send a donation to Andrew and Andrea. Thank you!
First time watching this from Iowa USA. I love the gray sweater style...my preference for color would be navy.
I just found your podcasts about a month ago and have binging on them ever since! Thank you so much for donating to Fruity Knitting! I am learning so much from all of you and I admire your sweater choices so much. I think several of you mentioned that you are knitting instructors. I live in California near San Francisco and I find that wool sweaters tend to be too warm for me most of the year. I've notices several things in pattern photos. Most people seem to wear undergarments (t-shirts) with their woolen sweaters. Way to warm here to do that! And, necklines, for the most part are lower than I like. Can you answer two questions? What is a cooler substitution for wool for us hot blooded women and how can necklines be made to fit a little higher? Thank you so much for your podcasts!!!
You're all so inspiring with your different types of projects, and also your commitment to helping out in the knitting community.
You gals are just so amazing! I love your work, and all that you have contributed to the community!
Às always beautiful knits
Hi! Love all of your beautiful projects. I posted on Ravelry also - the Teddy sweater is available on Love Crafts.
Update on the teddy sweater, you can buy the pattern on lovecrafts.com. It is very cute as are all the projects today. Thank you ladies, so enjoyable
Thanks for this update! I’ve always liked that cute pattern but had not yet purchased the pattern.
The four of you look beautiful on your FOs. Amazing WIPs❤️🐑❤️
You can prevent ladders by using TWO circular needles & cables (4 needles of the same size) at the same time, for sleeves, body, or socks. I have lots of interchangable needle sets (Chiagoo) which allows me to have multiple needles of the same size. This method keep that last stitch on a needle (not the cable) thus resulting in a normal sized stitch. No ladders.....
Thank for the info. I will try it. (Laura)
Lovely podcast! So happy that you gals contributed to Fruitty Knitting! I am knitting the Whitmoor sweater by Ami Lowden. Is a lace yoke sweater that is creating nightmares for me. I am not good knitting lace nor sweater! My markers are moving with yarnovers. I frogged the lace once and changed the markers to more dangling markers. However, the markers are still moving and creating confusion. I am half way through the lace and there are a ton of mistakes resulting in the last set of the design and count is off. How do I prevent the moving markers confusion? Does this happen to any one else? I don’t know how to put a lifeline in the round. So what will be, will be!
Thank for sharing! Take care, be well, stay safe, and happy knitting! ❤️❤️
Yes - I have had that happen. I tend to find that once the pattern is established, it can be easier to skip the markers and just read the stitches. That is a lovely pattern.
I agree with Lorien. Read the stitches as the YO can cause the markers to float and really mess you up. (as you already know!) (Kate)
Great podcast, again, love watching you.
So, proud of you ladies making a donation to Andrew the Fruity Knitting it was easy to do. I made a donation too.
Oh, and congrats to the winners and to ur 4,000 subscribers
I’m not familiar with fruity knitting but I’m so glad (and not surprised) you donated. 💗
Wtg to all winners
Thank you for your contribution to Fruitty Knitting!
thumbs up
Lovely podcast as usual ladies. I had to laugh a little. Two of you have sweater no. 11 and sweater no. 12 on your next up list and I have sweater no. 13 on mine. 🙂. Thatnks for all you do! I am always inspired with your projects!
It's my first time knitting one of her patterns. I'm really loving it! (Laura)
@@knittingpossect that's awesome! I have to finish a sweater for my granddaughter for her birthday, then my no. 13 is going on the needles 🙂
Curious...why does it look dark outside at one house and bright at two of the others? How did you manage that??
Only Kate and Kim are next to outside windows. Lorien is sitting in front of an interior door!
Great podcast as always. Did I miss the link to the laddering article?
No, we missed adding it! 🤦🏼♀️ I’ll get it from Laura and add it here. (Kate)
@@knittingpossect thanks. Looking forward to reading it
@@knittysixx5106 it’s actually a TH-cam video.
th-cam.com/video/3wt1JtkxVNc/w-d-xo.html
Thank you for the chance!
You can get the teddy sweater at lovecrafts
Thank you!
Cogs Debbie
It's been a long time seeing you