Tuesday KnitChat April 4, 2023
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ก.ค. 2024
- Join Noelle and Kelly for a livestream Knits n Pieces KnitChat...we're your virtual coffee shop knit group and everyone is welcome to join in the fun! This is an interactive stream so grab a project and a favorite bevvy and let us know what you're up to this week in your knitting or crafting journey. Don't forget to join in the fun with our Makealongs in our Ravelry Knits n Pieces group.
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Big thank you to Streamyard for providing such a great live platform. @streamyard
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Show notes can be found at knitsnpieces.ca/shownotes_knit...
email - knitsnpiecespodcast@gmail.com
Timecodes
00:00:00 - Welcome & Life Chat
00:06:50 - Admin and Q&A
00:12:19 - Prizewinners
00:19:44 - Makealongs we're hosting
00:25:30 - What we're wearing
00:33:26 - Finishes
00:45:34 - WIPS we're working on
00:59:23 - Acquisitions
01:10:38 - Thanks for watching! - บันเทิง
I'm always watching the replay... and very late this time. So now I also have this week's new podcast, how lucky am I 😊 So nice to see you both
Another delightful episode. Thank you
Our pleasure!
Love watching you ladies… I have loads of polypay fleeces I purchased from my shepherdess friend that I’ve washed, carded, combed, and have now sent more to a fiber mill for processing for me. This spring she saved 5 lamb fleeces for me! It spins into a very bouncy, stretchy yarn.
That’s sounds amazing Lisa, the polypay yarn feels so nice!!
Finished watching this on the replay. I am double booked on Tuesday evenings so I only catch the first 30 minutes with you and I watch the rest on weekends while I knit. I love the variety of projects you shared today and the Rain & Roots yarn too.
I had a chance to feel Kelly’s Roots and Rain and it feels amazing!!!
@@KnitsnPiecesThanks Noelle for that review. I’m going to check out Rain & Roots.
Awwww this episode was so cute and adorable, your friendship really shines. What a lovely knitty channel. thanks for sharing and brightening my day.
You are so welcome, Tricia ❤️
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Kelly, I was watching the replay at work and actually laughed out loud when you said "this strikes me as something Natalie would be doing in her backyard " (re: the natural dyeing). I have, in fact, done it. Over the course of a year I did 20 colours. With plants from my yard and the wild space behind where I work, and food waste like onion skins, made my own mordant with rhubarb leaves, and used rainwater for as many as I could. It was a super interesting project.
I enjoy spending time with you both.
Thanks Brit
Many years ago my Dad crossed Suffolk and Polypay sheep breeds to produce well-tempered ewes with high milk production to support multiple lambs. The bonus was the beautiful fleeces - a nice crimp and length. This year Dad graciously gifted me the fleeces from Tansy, Milkweed and Sunflower. There’s some spinning in my future which I’ve never tried before, and I’m delighted to have a bit of the farm to treasure always. Thanks for a lovely evening full of inspiration, and I hope one day to be able to catch you live.
Wow that’s so cool Anna, what an amazing gift 💕
Hi all from New York
Great knit chat, folks. I made some polypay slipper socks last fall & I put them on most mornings, it's a nice springy wool. I got that from Small Bird Workshop in BC. It is a funny name. I expect sheep names to sound like the English countryside, not like a bank machine. But it is nice wool! So good to see you doing well, Noelle, you take care of your precious self.
Totally agree Sheela, polypay does sound like a bank machine name 😂
Lovely podcast, as always my favourite. Your finished objects are so inspiring and pieces of knitting wisdom are precious and always appreciated. I love Kelly’s new dress, so nice that you can wear it in the different ways, and Noel’s colourwork cardigan. What a stunning knitwear with some very practical modifications. I like adding short rows to my garments, however I have noticed a wonky stitch. It happens in my last row, where I knit and pick up a short row created on the purl side and now it has to be resolved on the knit side. It is more visible in the light or smooth yarns. I like to use German short rows for reference. Andrea Mowry has a video about it, but she uses “wrap and turn” method. Any suggestions or video links would be great.
Thank you Kasia for the kind words! I know exactly what you mean about the short row bumps. I have switched to this method that Patty Lyons has posted and it is a real game changer….completely smooth transitions! Give this a try pattylyons.com/2018/06/germanshortrowsintheround/ and let me know how it works out for you.
Thank you for another lovely knitchat. Kelly I understand completely that appreciation of short rows ❤ am always gazing in appreciation 😊
Sarah, it’s amazing how much joy some of the simple aspects of knitting bring us.
Great inspiration again,,,!!!!
Loved watching early this thunder storm morning,,,,!!!yikes,,,,
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Thanks Elaine
Noelle, your Feather Cardigan is gorgeous. Kelly, you're not the only "Knitting Night Owl", my hubby is on night shift this week, so I'll probably be still be working on my baby blanket for my first grandbaby till at least midnight every night. Happy knitting Ladies
Thanks Wendy, and congrats on your first grand baby ❤️
Watching replay! Good to see you all!
Kelly, your dress is beautiful and Noelle, your sweater is beautiful also!!
thanks Jean
Kelly, your socks are stunning! Show Stopper is the base name.
The yarn also feels amazing Nancy
You ladies always make me smile
Ahh thanks Kym 💕
Great podcast as always thanks ☕️🧶☺️
You’re welcome Joan
Noelle, I have the Friday Tee in my favourites for a possible knits using holst coast . I know you both have knit with this yarn so I thought I would give it a try and seeing as you’ve knit this pattern do you think it’s a good combination? Thanks for any input.
Hi Carol, I think the Coast would be perfect for the Tee, I had actually thought of doing one for myself if it. There are several projects on Ravelry using it.
What about Sheep a week! I think Noelle could do it Jackanory style! 😂 So nice to see you both this week! Always catch up after the live but I feel like I am there in person! Great podcast 😊
Ah thanks Annie, I find all of the different sheep breeds fascinating
Thank you for helping with my steek question
I hope it. helped Candace
Happy Easter ladies. I won pattern couple of weeks GO and never saw a message in how to get it?
Hi Susie, you can send us a message at knitsnpiecespodcast@gmail.com
I heard that the first book is toe up, exclusively.