Lots of beautiful patterns, thank you! Just one request... When you post pictures or comments in your videos, could you maybe show them about twice as long? I often find it difficult to see/read everything quickly enough. Especially because I usually knit while watching you, and I might just happen to be looking down at my knitting that very second when you show something. 😄 Thank you!
I see some other people in the comments have already noted that Haraboji is a Korean word, just adding on that the "o" is more like the O in "forest" rather than the O in "go". 😊 And "aegyo" can be pronounced like "egg yo". Love seeing all the patterns, the Haraboji cardigan wasn't even on my radar until I watched this episode, and now I desperately want to make one in the new year!!
@@thosetwinswhoknit I really want a wine red one in my future. The one I have is very neutral and I love it! Now I want a bold colored one. I'm coming into this year with 3 cardigan quantities of yarn and two sweaters. But once those are done, I want to work on my wish list. 🤞
I knit the svenson but altered the pattern to knit it in the round. It was still bottom up which was a pain, but it worked. You just have to write the WS rows backwards and change the knits to purls. I also added more stitches to the saddle shoulders to make them wider as they looked tight in the project pictures. I think it turned out well!
Oh my gosh this is so impressive!! I don’t think I ever would have even thought to try to modify the pattern that way!! I’ll have to think on this because I think that design is so beautiful! If nothing else maybe it would be worth the seaming 😅
I really enjoyed seeing both of your make nines. You both have a lovely style and it’s inspiring. I’m personally focused on adding wardrobe staple pieces this year. I’m looking to add at least 3 cardigans, 5 basic sweaters, 3-5 tees, and 3-5 camisole no 9 tanks. Then if I get anything else done I’d love to do a black and soft white stranded colorwork sweater, a nice big shawl and I’ll add socks in between larger projects.
Just found your channel and love your content! I knit the Champagne cardigan out of Noro Madera in color 01 last year and must say it’s one of my all-time favorites! The yarn has held up so nicely with many wears and through multiple blockings. I will say it looks very similar to the Step by Step cardigan so you may just want to re-knit the Champagne since you have that pattern! Thanks for some other recommendations for patterns, can’t wait to see what you both make this year! 😊
Ahh I think I found your version on Instagram and it is beautiful!! I am highly considering doing this so I can use that pattern to decide what yardage I need 😊
Definitely gonna knit the Step by step cardigan hopefully as soon as it comes out ! I've been wanting to knit a cardigan with this exact yarn for over a year but could not find a pattern I was 100% sold on, but hers is just was I was looking for ! But my first challenging knit of this year will actually be the Maxine hot water bottle cover (never done colorwork before), and I can't wait to finally get started with it over the weekend once I'm done with my finals.
I’ll be joining you! Are you going to use the Noro yarn or something else? I love the look of it so much!! Ahh colorwork will be so fun! That is a beautiful pattern! 🤗
You two are great! 🎉 I can only recommend the Agnete Cardigan. I knitted it in the fall and I like to wear it a lot. Many people can't believe that it was knitted by myselve - which is the best compliment ❤
I am so excited to watch the year unfold with your Make 9's! All beautiful choices and would look stunning on you. I wanted to mention that the "Wildwood Shawl" by Melody Hoffman is very beautiful and elegant. It very well may compliment your personal style.
So many inspiring plans! The motif of the color work mittens was so cute! If you need help with understanding the Swedish pattern don't hesitate to reach out. /Malca from Sweden
You got this! Jess knit sweater no. 18 a little while ago and wears it all the time! Since it’s all knits and purls, it’s not much more complicated than any other drop shoulder pattern. ☺️🤍
I have so many of your make 9 patterns or similar on my wishlist including the quilt pillow. I’m also planning to find patterns for all the sweater quantities I have in my stash
Beautiful make 9 lists😍 Excited to see what you end up knitting😊 My knitting goals for the year is accessoires and blanket knits. (I already have to many garment knits in my wardrobe😅😂).
Lovely episode with lots of great knit goals for 2024. My goals are to send one of my jumper designs to a tech editor. Have a Ravelry shuffle/update and to embrace the ravelry project page more as a way to make personal notes too, instead of the many, many, many bits of paper and notebooks I have currently 😂
That 50-10 Telemark cardigan is stunning! I'm excited to see what y'all make this year. I am going to add the Paul Sweater to my list! I really like that one.
i’m working on the haraboji cardi rn and it is worked from the sleeve up to the shoulder then across horizontal!! it’s such a cool construction you will love it!
Great podcast as usual! Rebecca Clow of the Creabea podcast just finished an episode on her Lauder sweater/vest/ cardigan. It is in test right now but the details are amazing and it is cables. I think you would appreciate that one.
I was actually a little sad I missed that test call!! The cables are so good!! Rebecca has so much talent as a designer, I really hope to get to one of her patterns this year!
Hi ! I plan to make the salty days sweater by Kutova Kika and also her pride and pearls cardigan ( like pride and prejudice lol) from the same designer ! Happy knitting
😮😮😮 Jessica that cardigan is gorgeous!!! I’m attending Vogue Knitting Live at the end of January and signed up for a steeking class, I’m terrified and excited at the same time 😅
Have fun in your class!! That’s honestly such a good idea for diving into steeking. Having someone to guide you will hopefully be so helpful! I kind of wish I had thought to wait for a class before giving it a try 😅
Love hearing your plans for the year! I'm planning to learn how to knit socks this year, and also bust through some stash yarn. I have a TON of old acrylic yarn from my crochet days and I've already cast on a blanket to use some of it up. I broke up my yarn onto three piles based on colors and I'm make one blanket for each of my kids.
Great episode! The Aegyo patterns often have Korean, not Japanese, names. Her husband is Korean I believe. They are quite terrible on the size inclusivity front. That cardigan has three sizes, with finished circumference of only 55" for the largest size, so accounting for an "oversize" allocation of 10 - 12", that would mean maximum inclusivity to a chest of about 45".
Thank you for correcting me! I will address this mistake in the next podcast as I meant to say Korean! I appreciate you letting me know! I agree, this pattern is horrible on the size inclusion front. I didn’t realize how off it was until after I purchased the pattern this week. The pattern mentions it should have a positive ease between 7-48 cms, which is a huge range and very confusing as to how it should actually fit… I haven’t decided if I want to move forward with it since I have all the things needed, or if I need to find another use for this yarn. It’s unfortunate. :(
I just cast on the Charlie Pullover by Moreca Knit and I'm really enjoying it so far! I've never done one of her patterns before and I was deciding between this one and the Elisabeth blouse. Landed on the Moreca pattern because I wanted to try a saddle shoulder
That’s a good question! We’d have to count as i really have no idea! Probably not as many as you’d expect since we tend to give away things we find we don’t reach for too often and also it took us a long time to get to the point where most things turned out to fit us and were our style!
As always; gorgeous patterns! I love the streeked jacket (or kofte, as we’d say in norwegian). I’d be happy to help with the pattern for the mittens, if it’s written in Norwegian/swedish/danish. If it’s charted it wouldn’t be too much work translating the rest of the instructions 😊
I just joined your channel and didn’t realize you are in Kansas City! I grew up there and most of my family is still there. Which yarn store do you typically go to? I didn’t start knitting until after I moved away, and I’ve only ever been to the shop in Lawrence. I’m really enjoying your videos so far!
Thank you! We love Yarn Barn in Lawrence, but Unwind Fiber Arts in Lee’s Summit and Yarn Social in the West Plaza area are both a little more convenient for us locations wise and have great options!
Creabea - Rebecca Clow said her Billie sweater feels constricting, the honeycomb cable on the front particularly. Also I think she mentioned the sleeves being tight too? Maybe l’m wrong though. I wrote it off since unfortunately. Aegyo’s patterns are all named after Korean words, I think that even though she’s in Denmark she’s Korean.
Thank you both for correcting me! I meant to say “Korean” and got mixed up! That’s interesting that the Billie Pullover might run tighter… I didn’t run into that issue with the Billie Cardigan, but I also didn’t use the recommended yarn so perhaps that played a role in how the sweater fit. We’ll see if we can find the podcast where Rebecca talks about it. Appreciate the heads up! :)
Love this video as an inspiration 🥰 Your plans always set me to watch at other patterns. Thank you for sharing. If you want to knit a bag, you maybe like the Boulevard Bag by Lily Kate Makes.
Hi Ladies really enjoyed your goals video today,it has very much got me thinking 🤔 about mine.My fist job is to go through my stash and pair up with my patterns.From another podcast I am planning on “busting my balls” as much as I can this year and be more intentional in my buying and making,hopefully learning with some new techniques on the way.I was laughing to myself when you said you may meet Taylor Swift, I was actually thinking she maybe lucky enough to meet you both 😁Happy knitting to you both 🧶🌺
Those are such good goals! We’ve found ravelry’s advanced search features to helpful with pattern ideas if it’s accessible to you! Ha! We would be the lucky ones to meet her, but that’s so sweet of you to say! 😅
I have about six projects in common with you two- I guess great minds think alike. I also think it will be interesting to see how many I actually get to before I’m distracted by something else .
Hello :). I am Norwegian, read Swedish and Danish, and can help you translate the colourwork mitten pattern - if you should need assistance. I have never come across a colourwork mitten pattern that do not come with a diagram, so it is usually easy to understand. Some Norwegian patterns only come with the diagram for one of the mittens (left or right), and then you must remember to mirror the thumb on the second mitten, so not to end up with two left or right mittens (this happened to many knitters I know 😄..). Thank you for a nice podcast with a lot of useful «knitting nerding»! Yours, Kristine
Hi from Rachel! I think Jessica has a similar technique to me (or maybe lack thereof lol) but for colorwork, I drop the current color, pick up the new color, and just work as normal in english style knitting. I know continental knitters usually use both hands and are way faster because of it! But I am just not there in my colorwork skills 😅 I think personally cables can be a little slower, but I find the gauge of a project to be the biggest impact on how long a project is going to take. 😊
Love love love all your ideas! And your podcast! Do you have Sandnes Garn available to you locally? (I’ve never used it and would like to). Just wondering.
Yes we do! The store Unwind Fiber Arts carries several of the Sandnes Garn yarns so that’s where we get a lot, but we’ve also ordered from Wool and Co online too. :)
I recently found this channel and I love it. I’m also a twin! but my twin doesn’t knit, I wish she did lol Also I LOVE the color of Rachel’s cardigan, I love the cream tone
Maybe a Swedish speaking viewer or podcaster could help you if you get stuck on those mittens? Those are gorgeous. Fun to hear your thoughts for the new year/new knits!
I just looked and their website is showing 3 skeins 🙊 was I too slow?? I am thinking I’ll need 5 or 6 but I bet if there is any yarn I could mix dye lots it would be this one! 😅
Any new yarn stores in the KC area? I used to go to one in Overland Park but I think a couple of the others closed. My KC relatives have gotten used to me saying I’m going yarn shopping before I head to Manhattan that lost their yarn shop:0(
We don’t know of any in Overland Park right now either! But Yarn Social in KC is beautiful and we love Unwind in Lees Summit! I’m not sure if Yarn Barn in Lawrence, KS would be on the way or not but it’s always a fun visit as well. :) they have a lot more commercial yarn as opposed to indie dyed if you have any sort of preference for one over the other!
I know since I’m watching this so much later than when you filmed it you may have already made them, but I do have a suggestion about the color work mittens you were interested in. Ieza Ozolina has a series of books called Knit Like a Latvian. One book has mittens like the ones you mentioned. If you didn’t find anything you were interested making in the book, it includes a free “mitten recipe” that you could make with your pattern. I checked it out free at the library, but it’s also for sale at Amazon and The Wooly Thistle. a.co/d/dJnbxCm
@@thosetwinswhoknit lol - someone else beat me to it - I was also going to offer to translate from Swedish to English as I can knit in both. But may I also suggest you have a look on Ravelry at the designer Kristin Drysdale - username "Scandiwork". She has so many beautiful Scandinavian style patterns which are similar to Vanten Judith. And Kristin's are in English! 😊
It so lovely to watch you two talking about knitting. It makes me wish I had a sister! 🥰 I’d be happy to translate the mitten pattern from Swedish to English for you. Just let me know and I’ll give you my email. It won’t take me long. ☺️
Lots of beautiful patterns, thank you!
Just one request... When you post pictures or comments in your videos, could you maybe show them about twice as long? I often find it difficult to see/read everything quickly enough. Especially because I usually knit while watching you, and I might just happen to be looking down at my knitting that very second when you show something. 😄 Thank you!
Yes, this is so helpful! Thank you so much for watching and kindly sharing something that would help in the future! 😊💛
I see some other people in the comments have already noted that Haraboji is a Korean word, just adding on that the "o" is more like the O in "forest" rather than the O in "go". 😊 And "aegyo" can be pronounced like "egg yo". Love seeing all the patterns, the Haraboji cardigan wasn't even on my radar until I watched this episode, and now I desperately want to make one in the new year!!
Thank you for letting me know! This is very helpful!
This is quickly becoming my favorite podcast ❤❤❤
That is so sweet of you to say 🥹🥰
Of course ❤
I just finishing my champagne cardigan ❤ i love it!!!
It’s such a great design! Another might be in my future soon 🤗
@@thosetwinswhoknit I really want a wine red one in my future. The one I have is very neutral and I love it! Now I want a bold colored one.
I'm coming into this year with 3 cardigan quantities of yarn and two sweaters. But once those are done, I want to work on my wish list. 🤞
All of your sweaters in the cover photo are on my to knit list too! Excited to see you knit them up
Oooh - I didn't realize you two were in KC! (I'm in Des Moines, IA and end up in KC a lot for concerts, etc.) Love all your knits and plans!
Ahh that’s so exciting! Hope you enjoy your time here when you’re able to visit 🤗
I knit the svenson but altered the pattern to knit it in the round. It was still bottom up which was a pain, but it worked. You just have to write the WS rows backwards and change the knits to purls. I also added more stitches to the saddle shoulders to make them wider as they looked tight in the project pictures. I think it turned out well!
Oh my gosh this is so impressive!! I don’t think I ever would have even thought to try to modify the pattern that way!! I’ll have to think on this because I think that design is so beautiful! If nothing else maybe it would be worth the seaming 😅
I really enjoyed seeing both of your make nines. You both have a lovely style and it’s inspiring. I’m personally focused on adding wardrobe staple pieces this year. I’m looking to add at least 3 cardigans, 5 basic sweaters, 3-5 tees, and 3-5 camisole no 9 tanks. Then if I get anything else done I’d love to do a black and soft white stranded colorwork sweater, a nice big shawl and I’ll add socks in between larger projects.
This sounds like the most perfect knit wardrobe! 😍
Enjoying your channel! Would love to see your sewing progress too since I’m a knitter/sewist
That was so interesting to watch . So many interesting patterns and so much variety in your plans :)
Just found your channel and love your content! I knit the Champagne cardigan out of Noro Madera in color 01 last year and must say it’s one of my all-time favorites! The yarn has held up so nicely with many wears and through multiple blockings. I will say it looks very similar to the Step by Step cardigan so you may just want to re-knit the Champagne since you have that pattern! Thanks for some other recommendations for patterns, can’t wait to see what you both make this year! 😊
Ahh I think I found your version on Instagram and it is beautiful!! I am highly considering doing this so I can use that pattern to decide what yardage I need 😊
You two have great taste, i am adding a few to my que
picking up some great tips from these guys 🙂
Definitely gonna knit the Step by step cardigan hopefully as soon as it comes out ! I've been wanting to knit a cardigan with this exact yarn for over a year but could not find a pattern I was 100% sold on, but hers is just was I was looking for ! But my first challenging knit of this year will actually be the Maxine hot water bottle cover (never done colorwork before), and I can't wait to finally get started with it over the weekend once I'm done with my finals.
I’ll be joining you! Are you going to use the Noro yarn or something else? I love the look of it so much!!
Ahh colorwork will be so fun! That is a beautiful pattern! 🤗
@@thosetwinswhoknit Hopefully the Noro if I can get my hands on it !
You two are great! 🎉 I can only recommend the Agnete Cardigan. I knitted it in the fall and I like to wear it a lot. Many people can't believe that it was knitted by myselve - which is the best compliment ❤
That’s good to hear you loved that cardigan! It looks like a labor of love, but one that would definitely be worth the effort! ☺️
I am so excited to watch the year unfold with your Make 9's! All beautiful choices and would look stunning on you. I wanted to mention that the "Wildwood Shawl" by Melody Hoffman is very beautiful and elegant. It very well may compliment your personal style.
That is such a beautiful shawl! And it looks like it would be very relaxing and meditative to knit ☺️🤍
So many inspiring plans! The motif of the color work mittens was so cute! If you need help with understanding the Swedish pattern don't hesitate to reach out. /Malca from Sweden
Hi…I’m a knitting neighbor to your North…I live in Omaha, NE….I enjoy your podcast and look forward to seeing your 2024 knits
Hi neighbor! 👋🏼 We have loved our few trips to Omaha! Thank you for watching and reaching out!
What a fun video! You girls find the best patterns!! I’m so inspired!
My biggest knit of the year is Sweater No. 18. I plan to knit this a little later in the year after getting a few more basic sweaters under my belt.
You got this! Jess knit sweater no. 18 a little while ago and wears it all the time! Since it’s all knits and purls, it’s not much more complicated than any other drop shoulder pattern. ☺️🤍
You two are such a pleasure to watch. You are wonderful knitters and a great inspiration. Thanks for the suggestions.
I have so many of your make 9 patterns or similar on my wishlist including the quilt pillow. I’m also planning to find patterns for all the sweater quantities I have in my stash
Beautiful make 9 lists😍 Excited to see what you end up knitting😊 My knitting goals for the year is accessoires and blanket knits. (I already have to many garment knits in my wardrobe😅😂).
That should probably be a goal for us too, but can you really ever have too many sweaters? 😂
Lovely episode with lots of great knit goals for 2024. My goals are to send one of my jumper designs to a tech editor. Have a Ravelry shuffle/update and to embrace the ravelry project page more as a way to make personal notes too, instead of the many, many, many bits of paper and notebooks I have currently 😂
That 50-10 Telemark cardigan is stunning! I'm excited to see what y'all make this year. I am going to add the Paul Sweater to my list! I really like that one.
i’m working on the haraboji cardi rn and it is worked from the sleeve up to the shoulder then across horizontal!! it’s such a cool construction you will love it!
You ladies always inspire me with the patterns you create and choose ❤️🇨🇦❤️
Your plans all sound very exciting and the sweaters you are wearing are lovely. Thanks for sharing. :)
Great podcast as usual! Rebecca Clow of the Creabea podcast just finished an episode on her Lauder sweater/vest/ cardigan. It is in test right now but the details are amazing and it is cables. I think you would appreciate that one.
I was actually a little sad I missed that test call!! The cables are so good!! Rebecca has so much talent as a designer, I really hope to get to one of her patterns this year!
the agnete cardigan is my dream knit!
Oh my gosh each project on your make 9s are STUNNING!!! I can't wait to watch as you two work on them ☺☺
Thank you!! ☺️🤍
Oh the Step by Step Cardigan by Florence is number one on my list - the second she releases it, I will be dropping everything!!
If I can get the yarn in time I’ll definitely be joining you! 🤗
Hi ! I plan to make the salty days sweater by Kutova Kika and also her pride and pearls cardigan ( like pride and prejudice lol) from the same designer ! Happy knitting
I have the Nord Pullover pattern and have wanted to knit it! Love both the knits you are wearing.
😮😮😮 Jessica that cardigan is gorgeous!!!
I’m attending Vogue Knitting Live at the end of January and signed up for a steeking class, I’m terrified and excited at the same time 😅
Have fun in your class!! That’s honestly such a good idea for diving into steeking. Having someone to guide you will hopefully be so helpful! I kind of wish I had thought to wait for a class before giving it a try 😅
I love the waffle loop sweater so much 😍 and its matching skirt, that set has been on my dream makes list for awhile now
Looks like it’s going to be a beautiful year of knitting 🧶 for you both. 😍
Love hearing your plans for the year! I'm planning to learn how to knit socks this year, and also bust through some stash yarn. I have a TON of old acrylic yarn from my crochet days and I've already cast on a blanket to use some of it up. I broke up my yarn onto three piles based on colors and I'm make one blanket for each of my kids.
Those are such good goals! We hope you enjoy sock knitting especially, since it’s a favorite of ours! ☺️🤍
U need to try kutovakika, her patterns are amazing
Great episode! The Aegyo patterns often have Korean, not Japanese, names. Her husband is Korean I believe. They are quite terrible on the size inclusivity front. That cardigan has three sizes, with finished circumference of only 55" for the largest size, so accounting for an "oversize" allocation of 10 - 12", that would mean maximum inclusivity to a chest of about 45".
Thank you for correcting me! I will address this mistake in the next podcast as I meant to say Korean! I appreciate you letting me know!
I agree, this pattern is horrible on the size inclusion front. I didn’t realize how off it was until after I purchased the pattern this week. The pattern mentions it should have a positive ease between 7-48 cms, which is a huge range and very confusing as to how it should actually fit… I haven’t decided if I want to move forward with it since I have all the things needed, or if I need to find another use for this yarn. It’s unfortunate. :(
I just cast on the Charlie Pullover by Moreca Knit and I'm really enjoying it so far! I've never done one of her patterns before and I was deciding between this one and the Elisabeth blouse. Landed on the Moreca pattern because I wanted to try a saddle shoulder
Lovely podcast! I am curious, how many knitted garments do you two have in your wardrobe?
That’s a good question! We’d have to count as i really have no idea! Probably not as many as you’d expect since we tend to give away things we find we don’t reach for too often and also it took us a long time to get to the point where most things turned out to fit us and were our style!
As always; gorgeous patterns! I love the streeked jacket (or kofte, as we’d say in norwegian). I’d be happy to help with the pattern for the mittens, if it’s written in Norwegian/swedish/danish. If it’s charted it wouldn’t be too much work translating the rest of the instructions 😊
That is so kind of you to offer!! Thank you! 🤗
I just joined your channel and didn’t realize you are in Kansas City! I grew up there and most of my family is still there. Which yarn store do you typically go to? I didn’t start knitting until after I moved away, and I’ve only ever been to the shop in Lawrence. I’m really enjoying your videos so far!
Thank you! We love Yarn Barn in Lawrence, but Unwind Fiber Arts in Lee’s Summit and Yarn Social in the West Plaza area are both a little more convenient for us locations wise and have great options!
I love your podcast! I'm also planning to knit Haraboji cardigan, it's so beautiful 😍
I always have to go up a needle size on Petit Knit... I typically wont even swatch with the recommended size.. I just start one bigger
Creabea - Rebecca Clow said her Billie sweater feels constricting, the honeycomb cable on the front particularly. Also I think she mentioned the sleeves being tight too? Maybe l’m wrong though. I wrote it off since unfortunately.
Aegyo’s patterns are all named after Korean words, I think that even though she’s in Denmark she’s Korean.
Yes, that's definitely "Grandpa" in Korean not Japanese 🙂
Thank you both for correcting me! I meant to say “Korean” and got mixed up!
That’s interesting that the Billie Pullover might run tighter… I didn’t run into that issue with the Billie Cardigan, but I also didn’t use the recommended yarn so perhaps that played a role in how the sweater fit. We’ll see if we can find the podcast where Rebecca talks about it. Appreciate the heads up! :)
Love this video as an inspiration 🥰 Your plans always set me to watch at other patterns.
Thank you for sharing.
If you want to knit a bag, you maybe like the Boulevard Bag by Lily Kate Makes.
That is a beautiful pattern and definitely on the list of potential patterns! Thank you! 🤗
I love all of your ideas! Very much looking forward to what you make this year!
Love your podcast! Thanks for sharing the ideas 🤗 I'm currently working on the Storm sweater, and it will be my second one 😁
Hi Ladies really enjoyed your goals video today,it has very much got me thinking 🤔 about mine.My fist job is to go through my stash and pair up with my patterns.From another podcast I am planning on “busting my balls” as much as I can this year and be more intentional in my buying and making,hopefully learning with some new techniques on the way.I was laughing to myself when you said you may meet Taylor Swift, I was actually thinking she maybe lucky enough to meet you both 😁Happy knitting to you both 🧶🌺
Those are such good goals! We’ve found ravelry’s advanced search features to helpful with pattern ideas if it’s accessible to you!
Ha! We would be the lucky ones to meet her, but that’s so sweet of you to say! 😅
I have about six projects in common with you two- I guess great minds think alike. I also think it will be interesting to see how many I actually get to before I’m distracted by something else .
Ahh its exciting to hear others may be joining us on knitting a few of these!! Please let us know what you get cast on! 🤗
Hello :). I am Norwegian, read Swedish and Danish, and can help you translate the colourwork mitten pattern - if you should need assistance. I have never come across a colourwork mitten pattern that do not come with a diagram, so it is usually easy to understand. Some Norwegian patterns only come with the diagram for one of the mittens (left or right), and then you must remember to mirror the thumb on the second mitten, so not to end up with two left or right mittens (this happened to many knitters I know 😄..). Thank you for a nice podcast with a lot of useful «knitting nerding»! Yours, Kristine
i love your guys' aesthetic. when you knit colorwork do you knit two handed? also does a cabled sweater take a lot longer?
Hi from Rachel! I think Jessica has a similar technique to me (or maybe lack thereof lol) but for colorwork, I drop the current color, pick up the new color, and just work as normal in english style knitting. I know continental knitters usually use both hands and are way faster because of it! But I am just not there in my colorwork skills 😅 I think personally cables can be a little slower, but I find the gauge of a project to be the biggest impact on how long a project is going to take. 😊
@@thosetwinswhoknit thanks so much for taking the time to answer me!
Happy New Year 🎉 Love wathing you two - so much inspiration 🥰 My biggest Knit this year, May be the Eurus Sweather - can’t wait to Get that started 🤭
The construction on that sweater is so interesting! We’d love to hear your thoughts on it if you decide to cast it on soon!
Angelika's Yarn Store in Independence carries Noro! She so SO knowledgeable and could probably help you find a dupe if they can't get it for you.
For some reason we never seem to remember that Independence also has a yarn store! We will have to make it out there soon!
Love love love all your ideas! And your podcast! Do you have Sandnes Garn available to you locally? (I’ve never used it and would like to). Just wondering.
Yes we do! The store Unwind Fiber Arts carries several of the Sandnes Garn yarns so that’s where we get a lot, but we’ve also ordered from Wool and Co online too. :)
Knit one pearl two.. ... show how you do the button holes
I recently found this channel and I love it. I’m also a twin! but my twin doesn’t knit, I wish she did lol
Also I LOVE the color of Rachel’s cardigan, I love the cream tone
You have to convince her to learn 🤣 She is missing out! Its always so exciting to hear from other sisters and twins here. ❤
Maybe a Swedish speaking viewer or podcaster could help you if you get stuck on those mittens? Those are gorgeous. Fun to hear your thoughts for the new year/new knits!
Just bought Noro Madera Saki from Quilts on the Corner in Sandy Ut. They said they just got it in. HURRY!
I just looked and their website is showing 3 skeins 🙊 was I too slow?? I am thinking I’ll need 5 or 6 but I bet if there is any yarn I could mix dye lots it would be this one! 😅
My LYS carries Noro yarns. Are you sure your LYS doesn’t have it?
Yarn social in KC does! But they’re sold out of the Saki color, I think it is a very popular color in the madara base 🥲
Any new yarn stores in the KC area? I used to go to one in Overland Park but I think a couple of the others closed. My KC relatives have gotten used to me saying I’m going yarn shopping before I head to Manhattan that lost their yarn shop:0(
We don’t know of any in Overland Park right now either! But Yarn Social in KC is beautiful and we love Unwind in Lees Summit! I’m not sure if Yarn Barn in Lawrence, KS would be on the way or not but it’s always a fun visit as well. :) they have a lot more commercial yarn as opposed to indie dyed if you have any sort of preference for one over the other!
@@thosetwinswhoknit thanks! Sometimes if I have time I stop at Yarn Barn. Best part I have a KC cousin that will go with me and she doesn’t even knit!
Hi 😢😢😢, make corretion for Haraboji is Korean. 😊😊😊 Aegyo knit is normally using a name from Korea. 😅😅😅
Yes, that was my mistake! Thank you for letting me know!
Who inspired you ladies to knit?
Our mom taught us to knit when we were kids, but then in college we really dove into garment making and haven’t stopped since! ☺️🤍
I know since I’m watching this so much later than when you filmed it you may have already made them, but I do have a suggestion about the color work mittens you were interested in. Ieza Ozolina has a series of books called Knit Like a Latvian. One book has mittens like the ones you mentioned. If you didn’t find anything you were interested making in the book, it includes a free “mitten recipe” that you could make with your pattern. I checked it out free at the library, but it’s also for sale at Amazon and The Wooly Thistle. a.co/d/dJnbxCm
I’m Swedish! I’d love to help you with the mitten pattern if you need help! ❤
Ahh that is so kind of you!! Please don't be surprised if I take you up on this 🙈 I love the design so much!
I love the Japanese influence cardigan.
Where do you guys shop for yarn in KC? I'm from there too.:)
GO CHIEFS!
GO CHIEFS! ❤️💛 We really enjoy Unwind Fiber Arts and Yarn Social in the KC area, and also the Yarn Barn if we’re in Lawrence!
I would be happy to help you out with vanten Judith if you want to knit it, I’m from Sweden 😊
That is so kind of you!! ❤️ Please don’t be surprised if I actually take you up on that! 🙊 are you on ravelry or instagram?
@@thosetwinswhoknit lol - someone else beat me to it - I was also going to offer to translate from Swedish to English as I can knit in both. But may I also suggest you have a look on Ravelry at the designer Kristin Drysdale - username "Scandiwork". She has so many beautiful Scandinavian style patterns which are similar to Vanten Judith. And Kristin's are in English! 😊
It so lovely to watch you two talking about knitting. It makes me wish I had a sister! 🥰 I’d be happy to translate the mitten pattern from Swedish to English for you. Just let me know and I’ll give you my email. It won’t take me long. ☺️
That is so kind of you to offer!! Thank you! 😊
Just a side note, "Haraboji" means grandfather in Korean, not Japanese 🙂
Thank you for letting me know!