Not sure if someone has commented on this yet or not...Alpaca does not have grease (lanolin) like sheep's wool. What you are feeling is a different protein structure. Under a microscope you will see vast differences between the fibers of alpaca and sheep. Alpaca is smoother and more compact. Alpaca is very warm and moisture resistant. Also, oddly, slightly flame retardant. But as a spinner myself, I definitely can feel the difference.
So excited for you to become an OB/GYN physician. It has been my nursing specialty for years. Enjoy your time learning and managing the stresses of obstetrics.
I’m so happy to see that people outside of Canada are using Briggs and Little yarn. It’s one of my favourites. Rustic, but as you say, softens up after washing. Thanks for sharing
I bought my first Briggs and Little yarn at a little grocery store in Campobello. many years ago now. Campobello is beautiful. Anyway, I bought a lot of yarn, loved and knit every last inch of it.
I've started watching the knitting podcasts with a purpose to improve my English. Your videos are amazing. I always have a good time with you. All the knitters around the world are the same. Trying to keep themselves to not leave all the money in the yarn store 😂. I love your cable sweater/process
Good luck with your new specialization in Obstetrics and Gynecology. I think it will make you happy seeing the nice smile on your face when you mentioned it. Congratulations on your decision. If you ever feel like doing an internship in Canada, I believe that you would be welcomed with open arms. But there is a reason behind the warm welcome of Canadian women that may not be a good fit for you if you want to have time to knit and have a good work and life balance. Where I live, we are very short in these specialists in Ontario, Canada as I have been waiting since July 2018 to get an appointment and I am still waiting ... All the best, Chantal
This is the first time I have come across your podcast and despite not wanting to watch, I couldn’t help but enjoy the entire episode 😊. I’m glad I did! I have been knitting again since this January (after 35 years of working ), and Loving it 😍 It was lovely watching you tell us about the knitting projects you are doing right now, as well as the completed ones! Wonderful designs💕You’re a refreshing, pretty, bright young girl and here’s congratulations on your new job🥳 Wish you luck. Happy knitting.
Nice to see the rustic Canadian yarn has already found its way into a project. Loved your podcast and a glimpse of some of your life in Norway in the video at the end.
I am so glad that I found your podcast! Your knitting projects are beautiful, and I like that you explain why you chose a particular yarn, and why you made the changes you made, and even how you worked through seeing if you had sufficient yarn for the ranunculus sweater. Thank you for leaving time at the end to knit and chat. I wish you all the best in your new program as an OB-gyn!
Watching from Africa and I could relate with you .knitting is a passion that you can never let go I listened to you talk about your new career that I guess is demanding but you sitll plan on knitting and that's something I do daily .enjoy your new job.
I am watching your new podcast today while enjoying the oats and cottage cheese buns with hazelnut butter and coffee for breakfast. Thanks so much for the recipe!
Love your new polar sweater😍 Stunning colours! Thank you for adding the skiing footage, so good to see the world can be like this again after being locked up in isolation for a long time ❤
I am amazed how much knitting you get done. I am retired, with lots of free time and don’t get nearly as much done. The new sweaters are lovely. The Ranunculus is on my wish list. Great to know it can be done with so little yarn. The skiing 🎿 looks amazing.
Wonderful to see you again Inga, you are looking really well, your holiday did you the world of good! all that fresh mountain air! Loved all that you have made, especially your colour work jumper, looks really warm! I have had a tussel with my sock, the heel mainly but I was determined to conquer them! and i think i have now, i make mine on Chiaogoo 9" circulars , and though I have quite large hands, i am used to them now and they knit wool up quickly. All the very best next week in your new field, sounds really exciting, good luck with the decorating. And I think most knitters have passion for yarn and have a hoarding tendency!!! it is a affliction that goes with knitting! Look forward to seeing you again soon. Suze. x
I so love your podcast! Just found you two weeks ago and will go back to the beginning! Yes to stash diving and stash enhancement! I love your yarn selections! Simply fabulous! 🐑❤️🐑❤️🐑
Inga! It's so nice to hear about your experiences in medicine in Norway. I live in New York and I am about to take my medical college admission exam (2 weeks!!) and it makes me so excited to start medical school when I hear about you! And it's great to hear you still have time to knit as a doctor :) stay safe!
I found your podcast after it was recommended on Knit My Way Home and I can't wait to watch all of your videos. I travelled to Norway a couple of years ago and came home with a suitcase full of yarn and beautiful memories. I can't wait to go back! It was fun to see you knitting with Briggs and Little yarn . . . I live a couple of hours from their mill so it's my local yarn of choice.
Your sweater is lovely with splashes of color in the yoke and your version of the ranunculous is wonderfully light and airy and gorgeous color! Glad you are pleased w your career change.
Thank you so much I really enjoyed listening to you while I was knitting 🧶 on DPN my first pair of socks! Love all your knitting 🧶 especially the rustic yarns! My colours! You’ll be well on in your new job! I wish you well! And best wishes for your future! I’m from North East of UK 🇬🇧just across the North Sea! Love the music! Keep well take care! Xx 😘 a
I always enjoy seeing your knitting projects!. I'm sure your grandmother is going to love her new socks! It will be fun to hear how you like OB/GYN! Good luck this week! (Thanks for sharing all the video from your skiing with your family! It looked fun!)
Love seeing Norway…so much like Canada (where I am)! Your knits are so gorgeous and so inspirational! Trying to get my niece in med school to start knitting much younger than I did by introducing her to your channel.
I absolutely love your colorwork sweater. I especially like the bright pink. You are an amazing knitter. Good luck with the new job. I hope it is exactly what you're looking for.
I wish you the best of luck in your new job and also in your de-clutter! I did that last spring because we remodeled our kitchen. Quite a job! Your color work sweater is stunning. I am knitting something exciting...finally got the courage to cast on your Shelby Cowl. I have ribbing finished and four rows of color! I’m loving it! Thanks for your encouragement. This is my first color work.
Enjoyed knitting with you! I love the ending of this video, knitting with a view! Skiing looks like allot of fun, but it's far from me! We rollerblade in south Texas! No snow down here! Take care!😊
Takk for ny episode. Likte ekstra godt at du tok inn noen innslag der du sitter og strikker og at dere er på tur. Gir så fin avveksling. Lykke til med flyttingen,
Hello Inga! Happy to see you again ! That felted beer mitten, wow! I think my son would love that ! I'm knitting Night sky from Heidi Kirrmaier. I have never knitted a sweater with a yoke, so I'm learning a new technique. I used to knit on straight needles, but after a year of watching podcasts and a lot more time on my hands, I've decided it was time to learn new techniques. Happy knitting!
Loving the idea of a Kauni shawl along. I have plenty left from my Selbu cowl. Lovely podcast as always Inga. You do pack in a lot to your life. Busy busy 😍
Ob/Gyn is ideally hands off and only in emergencies hands on. I hope it is a good program you attend that offers that insight and the chance to learn to watch things unfold, too. Sadly, many ob/gyns are not allowed to learn that. It takes a lot of knowledge, cool and compassion to be ob/gyn.
Hi Inga. Loved your podcast today, as always. Was so surprised and delighted to discover that your random generator picked me for the rustic knitalong prize! I will private message you on Ravelry. Loved your made-up design with the slipped stitch cable -- beautiful! Also always enjoy seeing the scenes of Norway. :)
Hi, Inga, greetings from Germany, Idstein, near Frankfurt am Main! Your podcast is wonderful, inspiring. I like the views of Norway. This time it is so nice, to see something about other countries, because of not being able to travel. Be sure, if it is allowed, my husband and I will travel to Norway and Iceland as soon as possible:o) Thank you for the beautiful knitting projects, I always like to knit much more, after and while watching your podcast. I wish you all the best for your new work. I am thankful, that you filmed a podcast even if you are having lots of things below knitting in the last weeks. Looking forward to the next episode. Bye Susanne Welter
Hi Inga! I was so excited to see that you had posted a new episode when I woke up this morning. I love love the Ranunculus, I have had it favorited on Ravelry for quite a while, so perhaps this is my sign to cast one on!
All of your FO’s turned out AMAZING! I’m so impressed by how you finish projects so quickly! And your cable sweater is looking great! Can’t wait to see how it turns out!! Also just ordered some 9 inch circulars (your raving review convinced me ☺️) I’m excited to try them out!
@@knittingtraditions they came yesterday! I was so excited! You’re right they were kind of weird at first, but ultimately it’s soooooo much faster than using magic loop and having to constantly adjust the cables. I think they’ll be great for mittens and sweater sleeves too! I think I’m in love!! 😍😍😍 haha
All the best in your new job you will b so lovely with the patients I had a very bad experience in gynae as a patient age 16 and it upset me for life beautiful knits
Your lopi sweater is fantastic ! I am also addicted to the Ranunculus pattern, and you are right, the way to change the size is just by changing needles and gauge. It is also great in light cotton for summer.
The best way to fasten the pom pom is to put a large flat button inside the hat, pass the elastic loop through and around the button. It allows for removal so the hat can be washed and the fuffy pompom maintains its integrity.
I am at the point where you talk about the ranunculus and I also just told Katt that I knitted the Ranunculus because I saw it on her podcast :) It's such a lovely knit I definitely want to make more in the future And congrats on your ob/gyn position! It sounds so exciting! If it wasn't for my own health I would have loved to work in the medical field as well, so I am excited to hear more of your work journey
Love your podcasts! I am really enjoying sweater knitting in non-superwash, and my favorite Polworth/silk blend comes in 700 yard hanks (Miss Babs Killington DK) . So not 1-skein sweaters, but definitely only 2-skein sweaters, which is wonderful (fewer skeins to match, fewer ends to weave in).
Your knitting is gorgeous 💗 I am a fairly new knitter and I look forward to doing some color work....a lot simpler than your masterpieces 😊 I also love how you talk about your surrounds. I live in Queensland Australia 🌴☀️where I turn the air conditioning very cold and pretend I’m somewhere nice and cool while I knit, Thankyou for sharing the knitting love 💗
One skein mohair sweater sounds tempting - it just happened that I've got one ball of powder pink mohair and no idea for that. Your round yoke lettloppi looks awesome. Great podcast, amazing landscapes. There are not many people identifying with your pity that snow is melting :-) but I understand you. I wish I could spend a week in those area you're skiing :-)
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Not sure if someone has commented on this yet or not...Alpaca does not have grease (lanolin) like sheep's wool. What you are feeling is a different protein structure. Under a microscope you will see vast differences between the fibers of alpaca and sheep. Alpaca is smoother and more compact. Alpaca is very warm and moisture resistant. Also, oddly, slightly flame retardant. But as a spinner myself, I definitely can feel the difference.
So excited for you to become an OB/GYN physician. It has been my nursing specialty for years. Enjoy your time learning and managing the stresses of obstetrics.
Thank you so much❤️ so much to learn but im loving it so far!
The speed at which you knit is amazing
I want to make everything you show us to look exactly like yours. They are all SO BEAUTFUL!!!!
I’m so happy to see that people outside of Canada are using Briggs and Little yarn. It’s one of my favourites. Rustic, but as you say, softens up after washing. Thanks for sharing
Its so lovely❤️
I bought my first Briggs and Little yarn at a little grocery store in Campobello. many years ago now. Campobello is beautiful. Anyway, I bought a lot of yarn, loved and knit every last inch of it.
Omgosh everything you have created is absolutely beautiful 🧶🧶🧶🥰🥰
Thank you❤️❤️❤️
I love how playful you are with your knitting! The felted beer mitten was so fun 😄❤️
As alwaysyour knitting is beautiful and your grandma will love her slipper socks
I've started watching the knitting podcasts with a purpose to improve my English. Your videos are amazing. I always have a good time with you. All the knitters around the world are the same. Trying to keep themselves to not leave all the money in the yarn store 😂. I love your cable sweater/process
Trying so hard too😂❤️ thank you😘
Good luck with your new specialization in Obstetrics and Gynecology. I think it will make you happy seeing the nice smile on your face when you mentioned it. Congratulations on your decision.
If you ever feel like doing an internship in Canada, I believe that you would be welcomed with open arms. But there is a reason behind the warm welcome of Canadian women that may not be a good fit for you if you want to have time to knit and have a good work and life balance. Where I live, we are very short in these specialists in Ontario, Canada as I have been waiting since July 2018 to get an appointment and I am still waiting ... All the best, Chantal
Gorgeous acquisitions. You make me smile. Just like you, I would not have been able to resist that grey slow gradient!!!
This is the first time I have come across your podcast and despite not wanting to watch, I couldn’t help but enjoy the entire episode 😊.
I’m glad I did! I have been knitting again since this January (after 35 years of working ), and Loving it 😍
It was lovely watching you tell us about the knitting projects you are doing right now, as well as the completed ones! Wonderful designs💕You’re a refreshing, pretty, bright young girl and here’s congratulations on your new job🥳
Wish you luck.
Happy knitting.
Lovely to hear from you. Good luck with the new job and moving to your apartment!
That Easter sweater is spectacular
Hi there! I love hearing your stories. It relaxes me and you inspire me to bring back my love for knitting even more. ♥️ I so enjoy it. Thank you.
Beautiful projects! and beautiful sights!! Thanks for sharing them to us,
Hi, You have a very nice jumper there!
It's pleasure to watch you knitting!
Thank you! 😊
The sweater you're making that doesn't yet have the sleeves is so beautiful! Love the color and the cable pattern.
So nice to hear you while knitting a baby bonnet , glad to see you!
Nice to see the rustic Canadian yarn has already found its way into a project. Loved your podcast and a glimpse of some of your life in Norway in the video at the end.
I am so glad that I found your podcast! Your knitting projects are beautiful, and I like that you explain why you chose a particular yarn, and why you made the changes you made, and even how you worked through seeing if you had sufficient yarn for the ranunculus sweater. Thank you for leaving time at the end to knit and chat. I wish you all the best in your new program as an OB-gyn!
Thank you so much❤️❤️ im glad you liked it😘 i myself love hesring other knitters talk throught their process so i try to do the same the best i can😁
Watching from Africa and I could relate with you .knitting is a passion that you can never let go I listened to you talk about your new career that I guess is demanding but you sitll plan on knitting and that's something I do daily .enjoy your new job.
I love and look forward to your podcasts. Your projects are wonderful, and I like to learn about new yarns from your region.
Thank you❤️
So pleased to see another video!!! Wishing you all the best, Inga. ❤
Thank you ❤️
I am watching your new podcast today while enjoying the oats and cottage cheese buns with hazelnut butter and coffee for breakfast. Thanks so much for the recipe!
Im so glad you like it!😘❤️
Wonderful person, wonderful woll and wonderful objects! GREAT
Love your new polar sweater😍 Stunning colours! Thank you for adding the skiing footage, so good to see the world can be like this again after being locked up in isolation for a long time ❤
I am amazed how much knitting you get done. I am retired, with lots of free time and don’t get nearly as much done. The new sweaters are lovely. The Ranunculus is on my wish list. Great to know it can be done with so little yarn. The skiing 🎿 looks amazing.
Thank you❤️ it was on my wishlist for a very long time too, finally got the pattern and im really happy with the result😁
Yay another episode! You are an amazing knitter🧶🧶🧶 Good luck with your new job!
Thank you❤️
Hello Inga. I love your sweaters. Such beautiful countryside views. Good luck in your new job. Take care xxx
You will make an amazing OBGYN! So proud of you for recognizing your preference and having the courage to follow your gut!
Congrats on your new position. That is wonderful. Skiing footage was fabulous.
This was a pleasure to watch. The cabled sweater is so beautiful. Hope it all works out perfectly.
Thank you❤️
Wonderful to see you again Inga, you are looking really well, your holiday did you the world of good! all that fresh mountain air! Loved all that you have made, especially your colour work jumper, looks really warm! I have had a tussel with my sock, the heel mainly but I was determined to conquer them! and i think i have now, i make mine on Chiaogoo 9" circulars , and though I have quite large hands, i am used to them now and they knit wool up quickly. All the very best next week in your new field, sounds really exciting, good luck with the decorating. And I think most knitters have passion for yarn and have a hoarding tendency!!! it is a affliction that goes with knitting! Look forward to seeing you again soon. Suze. x
Thank you❤️🥰 im glad im not the only horder🤭
@@knittingtraditions You are not alone!! xxx
Love your podcasts! Beautiful creations. Thank you for sharing with us. Take care. All the best with your new position.
Thank you😘❤️
I love the hat with the pompom. Very cute.
I so love your podcast! Just found you two weeks ago and will go back to the beginning! Yes to stash diving and stash enhancement! I love your yarn selections! Simply fabulous! 🐑❤️🐑❤️🐑
Thank you💕💕💕
Inga! It's so nice to hear about your experiences in medicine in Norway. I live in New York and I am about to take my medical college admission exam (2 weeks!!) and it makes me so excited to start medical school when I hear about you! And it's great to hear you still have time to knit as a doctor :) stay safe!
Best of luck on your exam❤️
Good luck with the new specialty!! I LOVE the colors together in the lopi sweater...you are inspiring me to go light. Thank you for the episode!
I found your podcast after it was recommended on Knit My Way Home and I can't wait to watch all of your videos. I travelled to Norway a couple of years ago and came home with a suitcase full of yarn and beautiful memories. I can't wait to go back! It was fun to see you knitting with Briggs and Little yarn . . . I live a couple of hours from their mill so it's my local yarn of choice.
I hope to do the same in canada one day❤️
Yay a new podcast i love your podcasts your country is very beautiful your a talanted knitter
Your sweater is lovely with splashes of color in the yoke and your version of the ranunculous is wonderfully light and airy and gorgeous color! Glad you are pleased w your career change.
Thank you so much I really enjoyed listening to you while I was knitting 🧶 on DPN my first pair of socks! Love all your knitting 🧶 especially the rustic yarns! My colours! You’ll be well on in your new job! I wish you well! And best wishes for your future! I’m from North East of UK 🇬🇧just across the North Sea! Love the music! Keep well take care! Xx 😘
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I loved the remark 'its is not part of my stash until it arrives'! I wish you well in your new career choice too. See you soon Inga.
🌚❤️
I love your easter sweater. The colours is beautiful.
I always enjoy seeing your knitting projects!. I'm sure your grandmother is going to love her new socks! It will be fun to hear how you like OB/GYN! Good luck this week! (Thanks for sharing all the video from your skiing with your family! It looked fun!)
Thank you❤️
Such a gorgeous jumper...you are so inspiring in your knit choices!
you’re such an inspiration! everything you make is so beautiful 🧡
Thank you❤️
Love seeing Norway…so much like Canada (where I am)! Your knits are so gorgeous and so inspirational! Trying to get my niece in med school to start knitting much younger than I did by introducing her to your channel.
tell her its great for reducing stress;) and listening to lectures
Beautiful work, thank you for sharing!
Came to you from knitting on the farm,,,podcast,,,
It's a lovely podcast,,, really enjoyed UR knits,,,,
Will go back and watch more,,,
Elaine🏡🏡🏡
So glad you liked it❤️❤️❤️
Lovely knitting and a very enjoyable video. Thank you
Thank you for another beautiful episode! It’s always fun to spend time with you and enjoy seeing your latest adventures in yarn! ❤️
Thank you😘
I absolutely love your colorwork sweater. I especially like the bright pink. You are an amazing knitter. Good luck with the new job. I hope it is exactly what you're looking for.
I think it is❤️ thank you😘
Such a lovely place you live!! Spring "break up" is still a few weeks away here in Alaska. That Easter sweater is singing to me!!!
I was just thinking of your new Pediatric Rotation and how you were doing, and there you are! Lovely to see you!
❤️😘
So nice to sit down with a morning brew with you! Welcome to the ranunculus world 🙈🤭💞⭐
Thank you😁❤️
Love your colour work jumper, such a beautiful choice of colours 😍
Your cabled sweater looks amazing! I can not even imagine how you knit that colorwork sweater in a few days🤯
6 mm needles really helps😁 and lots of time to knit
I wish you the best of luck in your new job and also in your de-clutter! I did that last spring because we remodeled our kitchen. Quite a job! Your color work sweater is stunning. I am knitting something exciting...finally got the courage to cast on your Shelby Cowl. I have ribbing finished and four rows of color! I’m loving it! Thanks for your encouragement. This is my first color work.
Thank you so much! Good luck with the cowl, i hope you love it❤️❤️❤️
Enjoyed knitting with you! I love the ending of this video, knitting with a view! Skiing looks like allot of fun, but it's far from me! We rollerblade in south Texas! No snow down here! Take care!😊
Love your videos! You are so inspiring to try new things. The new sweater is beautiful! I hope you keep recording for a very long time.
Your cabled sweater is gorgeous! I missed this episode earlier, but am catching up for fall.
The colourwork Sweater is fire!
Beautiful projects and as always love the beautiful scenery at the end! Good luck with your new start!😊
Thank you❤️
Takk for ny episode. Likte ekstra godt at du tok inn noen innslag der du sitter og strikker og at dere er på tur. Gir så fin avveksling. Lykke til med flyttingen,
Takk❤️
I don't know how you juggle all the things you do. Amazing!!😊
I dont either sometimes😅
Takk for nok en koselig podcast-episode 🤗
All sweters are beautiful ❤️
Hello Inga! Happy to see you again ! That felted beer mitten, wow! I think my son would love that ! I'm knitting Night sky from Heidi Kirrmaier. I have never knitted a sweater with a yoke, so I'm learning a new technique. I used to knit on straight needles, but after a year of watching podcasts and a lot more time on my hands, I've decided it was time to learn new techniques. Happy knitting!
I hope you enjoy knitting in the round🥰❤️
Easter sweater is so awesome.💖
So lovely to catch up with you!
Loving the idea of a Kauni shawl along. I have plenty left from my Selbu cowl. Lovely podcast as always Inga. You do pack in a lot to your life. Busy busy 😍
Trying hehe;)
OMG, your Easter sweater is so gorgeous!!!! It makes me want to knit one too!
So precious!! Love the cute little ponies!! ❤😍 🎉
It was so nice to hear your review of the Briggs & Little yarns! I also live in Nova Scotia so they are my local, tried & true go-to workhouse yarn.
Wonderful yarn❤️
Lovely episode. I am inspired by both of your new sweaters! And I love the footage at the end :)
Good luck with your new specialty.
Thank you❤️
Ob/Gyn is ideally hands off and only in emergencies hands on. I hope it is a good program you attend that offers that insight and the chance to learn to watch things unfold, too. Sadly, many ob/gyns are not allowed to learn that. It takes a lot of knowledge, cool and compassion to be ob/gyn.
Beautiful work! Love everything. Good luck with the job! You are so pretty!
Awe thank you🥰❤️
I love your Ranunculous. What a gorgeous colour. I also doubted it could be made with one skein, so it's good to know it can.
Hi Inga. Loved your podcast today, as always. Was so surprised and delighted to discover that your random generator picked me for the rustic knitalong prize! I will private message you on Ravelry. Loved your made-up design with the slipped stitch cable -- beautiful! Also always enjoy seeing the scenes of Norway. :)
Congratulations ❤️ i will get on a computer this weekend and get back to you so i can send it your way😘
Hi, Inga, greetings from Germany, Idstein, near Frankfurt am Main! Your podcast is wonderful, inspiring. I like the views of Norway. This time it is so nice, to see something about other countries, because of not being able to travel. Be sure, if it is allowed, my husband and I will travel to Norway and Iceland as soon as possible:o) Thank you for the beautiful knitting projects, I always like to knit much more, after and while watching your podcast. I wish you all the best for your new work. I am thankful, that you filmed a podcast even if you are having lots of things below knitting in the last weeks. Looking forward to the next episode. Bye Susanne Welter
I hope to go to iveland aswell❤️ happy knitting😘
Well done with the Ranunculus. It looks so gorgeous in the mohair.
Congratulations on your new job! Also you Easter sweater is absolutely gorgeous 😍
Thank you❤️
Hi Inga! I was so excited to see that you had posted a new episode when I woke up this morning. I love love the Ranunculus, I have had it favorited on Ravelry for quite a while, so perhaps this is my sign to cast one on!
I have had it favorites forwver aswll!
Cool!!! I am an OBGYN in Montreal!!! Welcome in the specialty!!!
Thank you😍❤️
All of your FO’s turned out AMAZING! I’m so impressed by how you finish projects so quickly! And your cable sweater is looking great! Can’t wait to see how it turns out!!
Also just ordered some 9 inch circulars (your raving review convinced me ☺️) I’m excited to try them out!
I hope you love them! The first sock is an adjustment but then i found it flew by❤️
@@knittingtraditions they came yesterday! I was so excited! You’re right they were kind of weird at first, but ultimately it’s soooooo much faster than using magic loop and having to constantly adjust the cables. I think they’ll be great for mittens and sweater sleeves too! I think I’m in love!! 😍😍😍 haha
That colorwork sweater is gorgeous!!!
All the best in your new job you will b so lovely with the patients I had a very bad experience in gynae as a patient age 16 and it upset me for life beautiful knits
I hope so❤️ thank you😘
Your lopi sweater is fantastic ! I am also addicted to the Ranunculus pattern, and you are right, the way to change the size is just by changing needles and gauge. It is also great in light cotton for summer.
Uuh i do have some lovely cotton yarn i could use🌚 or mayne linen😁
I love the music! Please list in show notes always. Perfect relaxing knitting music 🥰
I know the feeling! I have splurged a bit too! ❤️🇨🇦
The best way to fasten the pom pom is to put a large flat button inside the hat, pass the elastic loop through and around the button. It allows for removal so the hat can be washed and the fuffy pompom maintains its integrity.
I am at the point where you talk about the ranunculus and I also just told Katt that I knitted the Ranunculus because I saw it on her podcast :) It's such a lovely knit I definitely want to make more in the future
And congrats on your ob/gyn position! It sounds so exciting! If it wasn't for my own health I would have loved to work in the medical field as well, so I am excited to hear more of your work journey
Thank you😘
Thank you😘
Love your podcasts! I am really enjoying sweater knitting in non-superwash, and my favorite Polworth/silk blend comes in 700 yard hanks (Miss Babs Killington DK) . So not 1-skein sweaters, but definitely only 2-skein sweaters, which is wonderful (fewer skeins to match, fewer ends to weave in).
SO BEAUTIFUL
Your knitting is gorgeous 💗 I am a fairly new knitter and I look forward to doing some color work....a lot simpler than your masterpieces 😊 I also love how you talk about your surrounds. I live in Queensland Australia 🌴☀️where I turn the air conditioning very cold and pretend I’m somewhere nice and cool while I knit, Thankyou for sharing the knitting love 💗
I envy you your summer❤️ here its just raining now:p
One skein mohair sweater sounds tempting - it just happened that I've got one ball of powder pink mohair and no idea for that. Your round yoke lettloppi looks awesome. Great podcast, amazing landscapes. There are not many people identifying with your pity that snow is melting :-) but I understand you. I wish I could spend a week in those area you're skiing :-)
I love the color palette of your color work sweater 😍 not my usual colors either but they are so pretty!
Easter makes me color crazy everyyear before returning to my earthy tones again
Missed seeing u on youtube.. urs is definitely my favorite knitting podcast.. lots of love to u 💕💕
Thank you❤️🥰