Knitting Podcast Episode 5 - Wool Sweaters & Slippers, Summer Sewing, & a Knitting Machine!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ย. 2024
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What I’m Wearing:
Elizabeth Suzanne Georgia Tee & Florence Pants in Linen
FO:
Project 1: Hans Cristan Slippers by Scandiwork (Kristen Drysdale) www.ravelry.co...
Yarn #1: Harrisville Designs - Highland (#44 White) harrisville.co...
Yarn #2: West Yorkshire Spinners Fleece - Bluefaced Leicester Aran 003 Brown
4.5mm needles
WIPS:
Project 2: Marie Wallin Seaton Sweater from her book Aran - mariewallin.co...
Yarn: Marie Wallin British Breeds Aran - mariewallin.co...
4.5mm needle
Project 3: Serkinet - Kate Davies - www.ravelry.co...
Yarn: Garthenor Beacons in Marble
4.0mm
Aquisitions:
Silver Reed SK280 Knitting Machine
Wisconsin Woolen Spun Yarn (Color Hawthorn) www.barrettwoo...
Pattern: Fiber Tales Blomstring Pullover www.ravelry.co...
Jameison & Smith 2-Ply Jumper Weight Cone Yarn Shade 001 & 078
Sewing:
Coralina Patterns Bustier Cami Top (made into a dress)
email: 10woolyfingers@gmail.com
Music by Bensound.com/royalty-free-music
License code: A1G0DM1LQRMS1YGB
Enjoy your show ,and knitting
Thank you!!
Hi Sara! I'm so glad Sarah of Fiber Trek recommended your podcast as I've just finished binge-watching all of your episodes and it seems we share a love of colour-work and rustic yarns 🤗
I've knit 3 Marie Wallin patterns now and totally relate to your confusion with her shaping instructions! I wind up writing out a line in my own words for each row just so I know what I am supposed to do and I can check them off as I complete them 😂
I purchased Sidsel Hoivik's book awhile ago though I've not yet knit anything from it. I did however, purchase a kit from her website for Starry Night Longjacket in Hillesvag Vilje and Solje but when I swatched my gauge was way off so I need to do some math to adjust for my size.
Your Kofte's are both beautiful and I love those darling slippers! Already looking forward to your next episode! Happy Making 🤗💕
Thank you so much for taking the time to write out such a nice comment! It seems like we both like similar designers/patterns 😊. I’m so glad to hear that someone else was having problems with instructions, but I’m also sorry you had trouble!
For your slippers puff paint(comes in a multitude of colors) is better to prevent slipping on wood floors. Practice first on old socks. You could incorporate the puff paint into the color work design too. I hope this helps.
I came here to recommend puff paints!❤
Thank you for the suggestion of experimenting on old socks - very smart! It seems like puffy paint is the way to go
@@KnittingJungle 😀
I am watching from Arkansas, USA. I am enjoying your podcast. I am currently working on a 1940’s vintage cable sweater, a 1930’s “ Claire jumper” I am modifying, and a lace cardigan ( longterm project). I like vintage clothing from the 30/40/50’s. I sew as well among other hand crafts . Thank you for sharing
Wow, that sounds amazing! Where do you find your vintage patterns? There’s another TH-cam channel that I like that you may also be interested in called “Just Vintage Crochet” - she crochets all sorts of vintage patterns, and some even from the late 1800s!
Hi Sara, Thank you for sharing your beautiful makes. I plan on tackling a pattern from Marie Wallin book, maybe using Peer Gynt from Sandnes. That might be nice. Look forward to your next episode. Hej from Ida in Denmark
Thank you for your comment! Let me know which pattern and how it goes!
I use puff paint on the bottom of all slippers.you can get it at Joann’s
Thank you very much! I’m going to try that
Beautiful projects! I'm from next door in Massachusetts. I'm currently planning knitting while cross stitching.
Thank you! Hello from Massachusetts!
So happy to find your podcast! I’m in Massachusetts and recommend you stop at Salt Yarn studio when on the Cape. ❤
Thank you, I will check them out!
Just saw your video everything you did is made is beautiful and it is quite complicated. Maybe not to you, but I’ve been there a long time and I have nothing to enlarge the charts and I can’t really see the small charts at all but they’re gorgeous and the linen I love linen I’ve always loved linen. I always wore linen, so good luck on your podcast and I’m looking forward to seeing more and I’m from Atlantic City New Jersey❤❤😊
Thank you! I lived in New Jersey for a couple years when I was a baby
Hi. Just discovered your channel. Your makes are beautiful. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you very much!!
Love love love your podcast! I found you by chance and I am hooked 😊 Oh! And I subscribed for sure
Yay, thank you so much!
Hello just found your channel ☺️
Tuning in from Michigan.
Also have a few knitting machines they are a lot of fun!
Beautiful content.
Thank you for your comment! I’m finding knitting machines extremely fun so far!
I just found your channel- love your projects- I think we have similar taste. I have used puffy paint on the bottom of slippers which works great
Thank you for the suggestion of puffy paint! I will look into that.
I tried the fabric glue dots on the bottom of my Lopi socks. I could feel the bumps when walking. Very uncomfortable. Next time I think I would purchase the leather bottoms.
Thank you very much for your feedback regarding the glue dots on slippers - I think I will just live with slippery slippers and plan on adding leather to my next set of slippers
I tried the glue method. Wasn't happy, because glue doesn't stay on the knitting material. But might be differen glue material. Good luck.
Thank you for sharing!
it's unbeievable you used the same linen I got from Etsy 🙂 but we must be some kind of distant relatives because you are using the same yarns in very much a similar style and I have a house exactly the same age as yours, I was glad to see you
Woa, no way!! That is very cool! Thank you for sharing 😊
Thank you for pattern and linen sources. Now checking pattern and fabric. Never expected to get excited about sewing while watching a knitting podcast
Of course! Enjoy!
You are so talented! ❤ How or where did you learn to knit and sew? Thank you for this lovely video! Silma.
Thank you!! I taught myself knitting and crochet from a book as a teenager, and I learned to sew through TH-cam a few years ago. 😊
Thank you for this episode 😊 I’m watching from a tiny village in the moutains in south of France. In Provence. I’m a great fan of Kate Davies. I love your Florence plants. Have a nice summer
Thank you so much! I went to Menerbes about 10 years ago for a wedding - such a beautiful place!
All your makes are beautiful. The colours in the colourwork jumper is stunning. Looking forward to seeing more of your makes purchases and chat in future. Watching from Lisburn, Northern Ireland
Thank you so much!
Oooo - that Kate Davies sweater has been on my to knit list for awhile - I’ve just been waffling on how I would wear it. It’s nice to see one in the making.
I’m loving it so far!
What beautiful sweaters! And I love the flower dress. Hi from not too far away New Hampshire. Happy creating 💚🧶💚
Thank you! Hello neighbor!
So many lovely projects! Best wishes from Sweden!
Thanks so much! 😊
Hi from India. I love colour work. Your Marie Wallin looks gorgeous. Your sewing projects must be so comfortable and cool to wear during the hot summer days. Thanks for sharing
Thank you for your kind comment! Where in India are you? We went to Hyderabad and Goa this past February.
@@KnittingJungle I live in Pune. Hope you had a nice visit. This year March brought us a heatwave which lasted 3 months.
I’m glad we left before March! Hope you’re surviving the heat and monsoon
I’m knitting from the Monterey Bay Area, California. I’m working on a Brooklyn Tweed pattern & yarn shawl. Love your colorwork sweater & slippers. The cable sweater if looking great! You’re a very inspirational knitter!! Thanks for the video! Hope you have a wonderful summer
Thank you so much for your very kind comment! I used to live in the SF Bay Area and have visited Monterey a few times - such a beautiful coastline! I hope you're also having a great summer!
Beautiful projects. Love your linen top and pants. Where do you get your linen? Inspired to make these items for hot summer in Lower Alabama.
Thank you! I get my linen from fabrics-store.com
🍀 Hi from turquia ❤
Love all the projects. For slippers I found zig zag a work better. Flatter patterns feel better and last longer. It is in no way permanent they will wear over time
Thank you - great advice!
What are you planning to make with those wools on the knitting machine? I’m in Melbourne, Australia. Currently making the Book Club cardigan by Sari Nordlund.
The book club cardi is on my list! It looks like a fun knit. I’m planning to make sweaters for my girls on the knitting machine - if I can figure it out!
@@KnittingJungle good luck with it! Do show us what you do. I’ve finished the book club cardigan. Turned out really well. Lovely pattern
Nice work on finishing the book club cardigan! I bet that took a long time - looks like a complicated knit!