Congratulations on the new job. Happy knit in public day everyone. Get out there and knit especially since we can breathe after the last couple days. Hello from N.J.
Congrats on your new job!🎉 Take it easy with the YT content, even if you don't have a lot of FO I think most of us enjoy your personality combined with the projects you make/recommend 💫
I am knitting the Olive top by Sari Nordlund. It's my first time knitting smth w straps and I really like the construction. No kitchenering - knit the front straps, then you pick up the st on the end of strap and knit the other two. I can't even see the join😅
I have two sweaters with the berroco vintage! I think it's a great yarn. The wool content is real cozy, and the acrylic makes it soooo easy to care for. Nice drape. Feels nice when knitting. Oodles of colours!
I feel your sock struggle. I have the same issues. Slender foot, skinny ankles. I find 56 sts on 2.25mm or even 2mm. Ribbed socks work well too. I use 60 sts if there's a cable but definitely only 56 if there's lace. You could decrease sts for the ankle and increase as you knit farther up the calf part...I've knit dozens of socks and still try new things lol
Stephen West just published a short reel on how to get more elasticity in the I cord edge. It might be useful for the armhole of your tank top. I really like that garment.
I saw the photos of New York. I live in Alberta, in Canada. The air quality up here is no joke. I feel so bad for people that have breathing issues and also for the people being evacuated from their homes. Love your wrap cardigan! Looks comfy
@@futurefiber just don't fall in front of your boss while you're out to lunch. That's what I did my second week at my current job. And when I say fall, I mean "I have fallen and I can't get up" kind of fall where I tore a ligament in my knee. Very embarrassing 🤦🏻♀️😅
I love ribbed socks for better fit, tbh! A few stitches more or less, it doesn’t matter that much because the ribbing cling to your foot, no loose parts and still pretty elastic and comfortable.
Congratulations on the new job, fingers crossed for nice colleagues! The Stella top looks really cute, but it does sound frustrating. I hate having to knit four parts of the straps 😂
I really enjoyed this episode! Congratulations on your new job. Everything you knitted was very cute! I’m in Utah right now then heading home to New Mexico in a few days. Unfortunately wild fires are common for us. See ya!
For me ribbing is a must in all socks ✅ Congrats with the new job, I am very curious how many of your colleagues know that you are a faimous TH-camr 😅? Or knitter?
depending on the seam you used (stella top), you could give it a bit more structural integrity. as you said, summery yarns tend to grow. making sure areas like shoulders, neckline, and armholes are reinforced by some stitches could be useful. on the other hand, i'm not sure about sensory issues for some people. something like three needle bind off might be too much for some people who would feel comfortable only with kitchener stitch. but i'm most probably overthinking it as it has no sleeves. 😄
btw, my go to tutorial on kitchener stitch in rib is by nimble needles. just in case you need a visual reference for the future. 😊 the rule is to change the knit-on-purl-off / purl-on-kit-of bases on the way the stitches show. th-cam.com/video/mkYnbDCDjuI/w-d-xo.html
I talk about it a little more in depth in one of my podcast eps but my friend 3d printed it for me! You can get the files for free if you search “3d printed CSM” on thingiverse :)
I just kinda jumped into it with a vanilla sock pattern! The crazy sock lady playlists are super helpful for techniques and you just gotta be ok with the fact that you might have some weird sock snakes before you get a wearable one 😂
congrats on your new job!! and also the hobbii spon(?) get that bagggg 🤙🤙
Congratulations on the new job. Happy knit in public day everyone. Get out there and knit especially since we can breathe after the last couple days. Hello from N.J.
Congrats on your new job!🎉 Take it easy with the YT content, even if you don't have a lot of FO I think most of us enjoy your personality combined with the projects you make/recommend 💫
I am knitting the Olive top by Sari Nordlund. It's my first time knitting smth w straps and I really like the construction. No kitchenering - knit the front straps, then you pick up the st on the end of strap and knit the other two. I can't even see the join😅
Congratulations on your new gig! Thanks for the 'fun'/depressing fact on ermines O: I feel very prepared for pub trivia night.
I hope it comes in useful at trivia im going to use it as an icebreaker (no)
I have two sweaters with the berroco vintage! I think it's a great yarn. The wool content is real cozy, and the acrylic makes it soooo easy to care for. Nice drape. Feels nice when knitting. Oodles of colours!
Congrats on your new job! And glad the smoke is starting to clear up a little for you! That hobbii sock yarn is so cute! 🥹
I feel your sock struggle. I have the same issues. Slender foot, skinny ankles. I find 56 sts on 2.25mm or even 2mm. Ribbed socks work well too. I use 60 sts if there's a cable but definitely only 56 if there's lace. You could decrease sts for the ankle and increase as you knit farther up the calf part...I've knit dozens of socks and still try new things lol
Stephen West just published a short reel on how to get more elasticity in the I cord edge. It might be useful for the armhole of your tank top. I really like that garment.
Ooh thats a great suggestion thank you!
I saw the photos of New York. I live in Alberta, in Canada. The air quality up here is no joke. I feel so bad for people that have breathing issues and also for the people being evacuated from their homes.
Love your wrap cardigan! Looks comfy
"I just had to share that because, I don't know, intrusive thoughts."
Me, every day at work after I embarass myself by saying some nonsense. 😅
Soon to be me 🤝
@@futurefiber just don't fall in front of your boss while you're out to lunch. That's what I did my second week at my current job. And when I say fall, I mean "I have fallen and I can't get up" kind of fall where I tore a ligament in my knee. Very embarrassing 🤦🏻♀️😅
💓💓Love your videos!, Congrats!!💓
Congrats on your new job! We love our employed queen ✨
"Full YOLO energy" 🤣 I'm gonna start using that
Congrats on employment!! I was shriveling in the nasty air this week since I work in NYC. Never appreciated clean air more than this lol
Glad that breathing is safer now! The pictures from New York were apocalyptic looking 😮. Good luck with your new job!
Glad you can breathe again up there in the NE. Cool that you have a new job! You can afford more yarn. Congrats on the sponsor too!! 🧶💕🧶
I love ribbed socks for better fit, tbh! A few stitches more or less, it doesn’t matter that much because the ribbing cling to your foot, no loose parts and still pretty elastic and comfortable.
Congratulations on the new job, fingers crossed for nice colleagues! The Stella top looks really cute, but it does sound frustrating. I hate having to knit four parts of the straps 😂
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Congrats on your new job Jenny!
Congrats on landing the new job! Loving the now morbid ermine socks btw!
I really enjoyed this episode! Congratulations on your new job. Everything you knitted was very cute! I’m in Utah right now then heading home to New Mexico in a few days. Unfortunately wild fires are common for us. See ya!
when you said "yes" to "would you like this wound?" i was like "CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT!!!"
congrats on ur new job!!! also happy international knitting day!!!
Congratulations for your new job! 🎉❤
Congratulations on the job and the sponsor!
Congrats on the new job!!
For me ribbing is a must in all socks ✅
Congrats with the new job, I am very curious how many of your colleagues know that you are a faimous TH-camr 😅? Or knitter?
Congrats to you, Jenny!! Good stockinette project I am enjoying is Purl SoHo’s (c) Dumpling Bag designed by Jeannie Lee
Cgs on the job! I just watched James N Watts latest episode and he mentions at the end he really enjoys your podcast, totally agree! Get it, girl!!🎉
depending on the seam you used (stella top), you could give it a bit more structural integrity. as you said, summery yarns tend to grow. making sure areas like shoulders, neckline, and armholes are reinforced by some stitches could be useful. on the other hand, i'm not sure about sensory issues for some people. something like three needle bind off might be too much for some people who would feel comfortable only with kitchener stitch. but i'm most probably overthinking it as it has no sleeves. 😄
btw, my go to tutorial on kitchener stitch in rib is by nimble needles. just in case you need a visual reference for the future. 😊 the rule is to change the knit-on-purl-off / purl-on-kit-of bases on the way the stitches show.
th-cam.com/video/mkYnbDCDjuI/w-d-xo.html
James N Watts just mentioned you in his TH-cam podcast - a few minutes from the end x
Omg I’m on tv!! Thanks for letting me know 💕
Wow, never been earlier 😂❤
Hi there! I couldn’t help but notice your circular machine. I am quite curious about it. Can you provide some details about it?
I talk about it a little more in depth in one of my podcast eps but my friend 3d printed it for me! You can get the files for free if you search “3d printed CSM” on thingiverse :)
Do you have any recs for getting into sock knitting? You're inspiring me to try but I'm so intimidated
I just kinda jumped into it with a vanilla sock pattern! The crazy sock lady playlists are super helpful for techniques and you just gotta be ok with the fact that you might have some weird sock snakes before you get a wearable one 😂