I made my first Soldotna out of a mercerized yarn (SINFONIA) from Hobby Lobby. I used black, white, red, and yellow. When I finished it, it put it in to Soak, white vinegar, and 2 color catchers. I LOVE it, and I got lots of compliments!
Loved your podcast. I just watched episode 2 this morning and I'm going to watch #1 this afternoon. Your FO's are beautiful! Look forward to more of the same. Congrats on taking the leap into podcasting.
All is good in the world. Lovely knitted things that fit well and look like they were made for you...of course they were made for your. It snowed here in Calgary, Alberta, Canada and in Southern Alberta too. There was anywhere from 12 to 25 inches, but now it is fall again.
Just found you guys. I’m really enjoying binge watching you. And Kim, I am tall, too. I think sleeve island should have palm trees, warm sunshine and umbrella drinks because we are going to be there a while.
Loving your podcast! I love how you bounce between each other and it makes for very interesting viewing. FYI, the Correa Shawl is named after a small bell-shaped flower here in Australia. :) Ambah, being an Australian designer.
I just watched the first episode after it popped up in my suggestions. Now I am binding off a Birds of a Feather and have to stop to comment. I really enjoy the depth of discussion of both patterns and yarn. The four of you have great taste and super chemistry together. I am an instant fan!
I’m speechless! Thank you so much for the wonderful words and so glad you enjoyed your time at the MYak showroom ! Great podcast and hope to see you again soon . All the knits are fabulous !!
mYak Tibetan Fibers thank you for watching!! We will definitely be back to the showroom for another event. It was lovely and we very much enjoyed ourselves!
Oh my gosh, I love you, Girls, and that mustard cardigan is to die for, Maureen!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Your podcast is the best, it's fun, informative and really nice to have you all working in the way you do -it just works and everything is relevant because often, multiple hosts on podcasts can mean they get lost chatting to each other and forget that it may not always be interesting to viewers. I appreciate that you seem to consider that everyone's time is important. It's a funny statement to say that you're now going to knit items that you really can wear :-)))) hehehehehhe, because that should be the brief for knitting since it takes HOURS but I do know how you can sometimes get caught up knitting what's popular. Your boxy is just gorgeous, Kim! Maureen, may I ask - the yellow cardi is really high in the front neck. I wouldn't want that high neck as it doesn't sit right for me, but I love everything else. Is there a way to lower that neck, do you think? KIM OH MY GOSH, your top is such fine knitting that it doesn't look like someone could handknit that. It's so understated and timeless. I was delighted to find you'd done another podcast while I was away from home ( translate that as ME time!) so i could watch it, eat icecream and knit. thank you thank you thank you, Girls. Lu in Australia xxx
Thank you ladies for starting this channel! Fun to watch and inspiring! I love that you are a tight "knit" group and so supportive. (PS: I do have a little trouble hearing you guys.)
Love this podcast! Again, everything you girls knit is beautiful. I also made rug. Well, almost finished rug. It is a teal main color with cranberry design. I used a chunky yarn but not as chunky as called for and went down a needle size. It has about a 3" positive ease. hmmmmm... not sure if I love it yet. See you at next podcast!!!
I’m on my seventh Ranunculus as I’m watching you lovely ladies. I have had the same dilemma with the short rows at the front since the second one I made. It sits a bit too high at the front for my liking and I don’t know what will happen to the shaping if I omit the front short rows and just did the back ones. Logically, I feel it will sit lower at the front but then I get freaked out about not following the pattern exactly and just keep knitting them with the short rows at the front as well 😩😳 I knit them in De Rerum Natura Gilliat on 6mm needles and love the result. Fast and enjoyable every time. Only quirk is the front neckline 😏 LOVE your podcasts BTW, keep them coming please xxx
another great episode! im in my early 20s and very much a beginner at garment knitting but you guys motivate me to cast on all the things! (well... to fill my queue on ravelry at least haha)
I have received a recommendation from you tube and your podcast is so inspirational . Love you four. Your projects are just stunning. Definitely I subscribed and hope see you soon
Rhoda Gale it blows our minds to think that folks are watching us from across the pond! (and it’s making us look cool with our teenage/young adult children!) 😎
I love all of your beautiful sweaters! You all are amazing knitters! Kate’s Soldotna is gorgeous!! I just finished two of those and oh boy, what a fun knit!! Flew off the needles!! I also love the Yellow Andrea Mowry cardi!! My mom and I really enjoy your podcast and seeing your amazing pieces! We would love for you to check out our channel! We just started podcasting a few months ago and are really having fun with it! Looking forward to when you guys can all get together again!
Strings Attached thanks for watching! We will check out your podcast for sure. The Soldotna was a fun and really quick knit. I may even make another someday. (Kate)
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Another great episode 😍
I made my first Soldotna out of a mercerized yarn (SINFONIA) from Hobby Lobby. I used black, white, red, and yellow. When I finished it, it put it in to Soak, white vinegar, and 2 color catchers. I LOVE it, and I got lots of compliments!
I’m so happy to sit and knit tonight with you gals! 🍁Stacy
Love the podcast! You ladies are fabulous. Looking forward to watching your next one.
Loved your podcast. I just watched episode 2 this morning and I'm going to watch #1 this afternoon. Your FO's are beautiful! Look forward to more of the same. Congrats on taking the leap into podcasting.
You guys are doing a great job for new podcasters! Loved seeing all your knits. Enjoy Rhinebeck!
All is good in the world. Lovely knitted things that fit well and look like they were made for you...of course they were made for your. It snowed here in Calgary, Alberta, Canada and in Southern Alberta too. There was anywhere from 12 to 25 inches, but now it is fall again.
Oh my gosh. I'm not ready for that yet, but I love the fall:)
Just found you guys. I’m really enjoying binge watching you. And Kim, I am tall, too. I think sleeve island should have palm trees, warm sunshine and umbrella drinks because we are going to be there a while.
Those yarns (lorien’s ) would be beautiful in a birkin! Thank you for the podcast!
Loving your podcast! I love how you bounce between each other and it makes for very interesting viewing. FYI, the Correa Shawl is named after a small bell-shaped flower here in Australia. :) Ambah, being an Australian designer.
Monika Bauer interesting! I’d love to visit Australia some day! Thanks for watching!
Ambah OBrien one of my favourite designers I have three of her shawls and love every one of them. Love yours too colours are beautiful.
Hello lovely ladies! So nice to meet you and see what you’re doing! Warm greetings from New Zealand 🇳🇿
My goodness ladies your finished items are brilliant and so many. You are all very talented.
You are delightful ladies and your projects looked amazing. Thanks for sharing.
I just watched the first episode after it popped up in my suggestions. Now I am binding off a Birds of a Feather and have to stop to comment. I really enjoy the depth of discussion of both patterns and yarn. The four of you have great taste and super chemistry together. I am an instant fan!
Lois Moon de Padilla thanks for watching! Welcome to the posse!! 🧶😊
I love seeing all the different colors you use. I dearly love The Grocery Girls, but they are really heavily into grey.
We have our “grey” moments but we all love different colors. Thanks for watching!
I'm loving your podcast and all your beautiful projects. Very inspiring.
Love your podcast! You are all so Prolific with your knitting projects.
I love your podcast and the projects. You do things real people can do. Love it!❤️
I’m speechless! Thank you so much for the wonderful words and so glad you enjoyed your time at the MYak showroom ! Great podcast and hope to see you again soon . All the knits are fabulous !!
mYak Tibetan Fibers thank you for watching!! We will definitely be back to the showroom for another event. It was lovely and we very much enjoyed ourselves!
Yay...I’m settling down to watch now. Super enjoyed your first episode and beautiful makes!
Melissa Brown Thanks for watching Melissa!!
What a wonderful podcast love everything about it thx 💋❤️🇦🇺
loved the podcasts! all the projects are inspiring - hope you all keep posting!
Doing a great job! I would have loved to have seen the sweater on the mannequin up close for the sleeve construction and the stitches. So lovely!
Thank you, love your podcast, you have a good taste. Greetings from Denmark.
Very nice podcast wit lost of inspiration and joy of knitting.
Loved your podcast! Congratulations on your finished sweaters, they are beautiful.
Enjoyed your podcast and loved seeing all the projects.
You all are great to watch and I LOVE your projects!!! N❤️👏🏼🐑🐑🐑👏🏼❤️. See you at Rhinebeck!
Thank you!!
Doing a great job. The FOs and WIPs are very inspiring. Especially like how the pattern names and yarns are so clearly mentioned.
Beautiful projects ladies....you girls rock!
Thank you!!
Another good podcast ladies. You all do beautiful work! I like that you keep the topic focused on knitting and yarn. Keep up the good work.
Another great episode! So much fun✨😃
Glad you enjoyed it!!
Oh my gosh, I love you, Girls, and that mustard cardigan is to die for, Maureen!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Your podcast is the best, it's fun, informative and really nice to have you all working in the way you do -it just works and everything is relevant because often, multiple hosts on podcasts can mean they get lost chatting to each other and forget that it may not always be interesting to viewers. I appreciate that you seem to consider that everyone's time is important. It's a funny statement to say that you're now going to knit items that you really can wear :-)))) hehehehehhe, because that should be the brief for knitting since it takes HOURS but I do know how you can sometimes get caught up knitting what's popular. Your boxy is just gorgeous, Kim! Maureen, may I ask - the yellow cardi is really high in the front neck. I wouldn't want that high neck as it doesn't sit right for me, but I love everything else. Is there a way to lower that neck, do you think? KIM OH MY GOSH, your top is such fine knitting that it doesn't look like someone could handknit that. It's so understated and timeless. I was delighted to find you'd done another podcast while I was away from home ( translate that as ME time!) so i could watch it, eat icecream and knit. thank you thank you thank you, Girls. Lu in Australia xxx
Thank you ladies for starting this channel! Fun to watch and inspiring! I love that you are a tight "knit" group and so supportive. (PS: I do have a little trouble hearing you guys.)
Hello from Pennsylvania! Just found your podcast a couple days ago. Great job ladies! Love seeing all your projects!
Ladies, you are lovely and inspiring! Really great podcast! Penny
Another lovely podcast! Loved the variety of all your knits. Thank you for the shout out. Can’t wait to see you on the hill.
The Knitting Place 💕
love all your projects. And your podcast. Love from London
Hi - I discovered you by chance- you're fun, and entertaining- and clearly passionate knitters. Love your projects and wips- from New Zealand
Love this podcast! Again, everything you girls knit is beautiful. I also made rug. Well, almost finished rug. It is a teal main color with cranberry design. I used a chunky yarn but not as chunky as called for and went down a needle size. It has about a 3" positive ease. hmmmmm... not sure if I love it yet. See you at next podcast!!!
Just found you girls. Really enjoyed you and seeing your beautiful projects. Just gorgeous.
Paula Moth welcome to the posse! 😀
I’m on my seventh Ranunculus as I’m watching you lovely ladies. I have had the same dilemma with the short rows at the front since the second one I made. It sits a bit too high at the front for my liking and I don’t know what will happen to the shaping if I omit the front short rows and just did the back ones. Logically, I feel it will sit lower at the front but then I get freaked out about not following the pattern exactly and just keep knitting them with the short rows at the front as well 😩😳 I knit them in De Rerum Natura Gilliat on 6mm needles and love the result. Fast and enjoyable every time. Only quirk is the front neckline 😏 LOVE your podcasts BTW, keep them coming please xxx
Love your podcast and all your beautiful sweaters!
Ladies
You popped up on the recommendations
I like you ladies, you seem to have so much fun
Keep up the fun and I will be watching from Philadelphia
Wonderful podcast and projects!!! 🥰
Love your podcast... hope to see you “on the hill” at Rhinebeck... let’s hope we can wear our sweaters!!
thank you So nice that you show so many projects You are insprational
Ladies you're great, I was finishing my sweater while watching you. 🧶 Sending love from Lithonia Georgia 😀
Welcome!
Well done again girls....greetings from Australia...❤❤❤❤
Hello Australia!!
I watched episode 2 ..... subscribed and now am watching 1. Impressive..1.2K!
another great episode! im in my early 20s and very much a beginner at garment knitting but you guys motivate me to cast on all the things! (well... to fill my queue on ravelry at least haha)
I have received a recommendation from you tube and your podcast is so inspirational . Love you four. Your projects are just stunning. Definitely I subscribed and hope see you soon
Thanks for watching Maria!!
Greetings from London - love your podcast
Rhoda Gale it blows our minds to think that folks are watching us from across the pond! (and it’s making us look cool with our teenage/young adult children!) 😎
I love all of your beautiful sweaters! You all are amazing knitters! Kate’s Soldotna is gorgeous!! I just finished two of those and oh boy, what a fun knit!! Flew off the needles!! I also love the Yellow Andrea Mowry cardi!! My mom and I really enjoy your podcast and seeing your amazing pieces! We would love for you to check out our channel! We just started podcasting a few months ago and are really having fun with it! Looking forward to when you guys can all get together again!
Strings Attached thanks for watching! We will check out your podcast for sure. The Soldotna was a fun and really quick knit. I may even make another someday. (Kate)
Thank you for a lovely podcast. Greetings from Norway 🇳🇴🇳🇴
Kristin Helgesen Torkveen Norway...that is so cool! Thanks for watching!
Knitting is really a worldwide hobby 🥰
I found you tonight and really like everything you are doing. Annica in Sweden
Welcome Annica from Sweden:) Thank you for watching.
absolutely enjoyable
Another great podcast sorry cant meet u at rheinbeck bir too far from edinburgh but maybe one day or at eyf
Glenda Bathgate EYF is definitely on our bucket list!!!
Nice Knits ladies!
Greetings from Norway👍👍
Norway?! WOW, welcome to the posse!
Check out the Strange Brew book by TinCan Knits. They have lots of "recipes" for colour work sweaters in different weights!
The yellow cardigan is so beautiful where can I find the pattern?
It is called LYS by Andrea Mowry and can be found on Ravelry
@@knittingpossect thank you for your reply. I will look into it.
I must be weird I want to learn knitting I watched this video twice and I have a big time crush on one of u I'm embarrassed now anyway great video
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You've probably been told this ( and I made the mistake in my instagram posts as well) but it's SoldOtna. :-)