Amber of A Lovely Yarn in the US recommended your video. So glad she did. I love knitting videos from other countries. Your shop is lovely. Would love to visit it.
another great episode. I am also using this month to make all the socks I can, it has been a great motivator. I love the look of the White Rainbow, it looks like the most beautiful water colour version. My granddaughters favourite colours are pink and 'rainbow' she would live in a garment made in that yarn. How luxurious would those fingerless gloves be too.
Another great episode! Such a nice chatty yet informative style. Glad you solved my confusion about plys and about possum yarn. Your version of the night shift shawl is amazing and I liked your use of artistic discretion...it sounds really fun.
We use 'ply' as well in Australia. Eons ago, plys used to be commercially standardised, so a 4ply had in fact 4 strands, 8ply used to have 8 strands. I'm in my 60's now, as a child, to find what ply a wool was, unravel the end a little bit & count the strands. It's all different now. Thank you for another enjoyable episode
Im looking forward to your sock pattern. When I have a new sock pattern I pick one size and do it to the letter. Then I make adjustments to fit me. I have never had a pattern that I could just follow and it fitted perfectly. My tension changes and not just over the years. I have a pair of socks that I did everything the same, yet one is larger than the other one and I do the socks one after the other
Love your podcast-would love to visit, also try the cashmere-possum-silk yarn. The cloudburst mitt sounds dreamy. Also the dark & light rainbow yarn-love!
Thank you so much for explaining your plies compared to our fingering DK. What did you say your sport weight would be in New Zealand. I love all your socks. You did a great job. Very nice. They fit you perfectly. I like your cardigan. I like everything you made I love watching your podcast thank you.
How do you find the fit of the short row heels. I have tried them but they are always an uncomfortable tight fit. You obviously have solved this problem
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Wow! So many socks!!! Love your Q&A section, always something new to learn, that’s what makes me love knitting and this community!
Love your show, you do a great job explaining your projects. I enjoy seeing your choice of yarns, they are all so beautiful.
Thank you so much! Loving your channel !
Amber of A Lovely Yarn in the US recommended your video. So glad she did. I love knitting videos from other countries. Your shop is lovely. Would love to visit it.
Yes. Wow on the lighter rainbow skeins. Such talent from all the dyers out there.
That hat in that yarn is gorgeous! Love the dark rainbow colour.
Just a wonderful podcast Alana, so enjoyable. Love your projects especially those mitts, looking forward to the next one ❤
another great episode. I am also using this month to make all the socks I can, it has been a great motivator. I love the look of the White Rainbow, it looks like the most beautiful water colour version. My granddaughters favourite colours are pink and 'rainbow' she would live in a garment made in that yarn. How luxurious would those fingerless gloves be too.
Another great episode! Such a nice chatty yet informative style. Glad you solved my confusion about plys and about possum yarn. Your version of the night shift shawl is amazing and I liked your use of artistic discretion...it sounds really fun.
Very informative and interesting again, thank you!
Oh my gosh!! Those 2 skeins are gorgeous.
Lovely makes. I mainly knit socks so love to see them.
We use 'ply' as well in Australia. Eons ago, plys used to be commercially standardised, so a 4ply had in fact 4 strands, 8ply used to have 8 strands. I'm in my 60's now, as a child, to find what ply a wool was, unravel the end a little bit & count the strands. It's all different now. Thank you for another enjoyable episode
thanks for putting my thoughts down so we'll, it was the same in NZ.
I love the whitened rainbow yarn! ❤
Thank you. Lovely episode
Omg I love that red sock yarn you used. Also we mostly used ply when referring to wool in Australia but I’m getting used to both
Im looking forward to your sock pattern. When I have a new sock pattern I pick one size and do it to the letter. Then I make adjustments to fit me. I have never had a pattern that I could just follow and it fitted perfectly. My tension changes and not just over the years. I have a pair of socks that I did everything the same, yet one is larger than the other one and I do the socks one after the other
oo I love the new whitened rainbow yarnfloozy yarn. great to catch up 🌸
I visited your shop when in Auckland last year.... Beautiful shop....😊
Love the shawl your wearing and I am knitting socks too
great episode. look forward to your vanilla sock recipe and the episode on how you came to be a LYS owner in New Zealand!!
Love your podcast-would love to visit, also try the cashmere-possum-silk yarn. The cloudburst mitt sounds dreamy. Also the dark & light rainbow yarn-love!
I love you channel. Liked the part on yarn weights today. Most of Europe uses the ply terminology as welk. I think I prefer the North American terms
She could make a ki5 with both of the rainbow skeins called Rainbows on the Dark. 😂 it is really nice.
Thank you so much for explaining your plies compared to our fingering DK. What did you say your sport weight would be in New Zealand. I love all your socks. You did a great job. Very nice. They fit you perfectly. I like your cardigan. I like everything you made I love watching your podcast thank you.
Always very interesting! You knit and wear a lot of sweaters, which is great. Does it get cold there? Do you get snow ❄️?
27:09 “Question Corner” starts here 😊
Hahahahaha; yep, I was kinda wondering about "possum" yarn. Being from the South, ya' know; was kinda thinkin'. Hahahaha. thanks for explaining.
How do you find the fit of the short row heels. I have tried them but they are always an uncomfortable tight fit. You obviously have solved this problem
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