woollentwine fibrestudio podcast - Episode 8
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 มิ.ย. 2022
- Hej there folks! It has taken me a while to record another proper knitting episode - but here I am with a little woolly chat about my recent works in progress and some future project plans. Feel free to grab a cup of tea and join me! Warmly, Jule
f o s
* "Ranunculus” by Midori Hirose
w i p s
* “The Forager” by Melody Hoffmann
* “Sommernacht” by Evgeniya Dupliy
* "Vår Socks” by Fiber Tales
* “Boqueria Basket” by Vanessa Pellisa
* “Ava” by Melody Hoffmann
y a r n s & f i b r e s
* woollentwine fibrestudio Unspun Yarn “Thrive”
* Höner och Eir Nutiden in “Tallbark”
* woollentwine fibrestudio BFL/Masham 4ply in “Shell”
* woollentwine fibrestudio BFL/Masham 4ply in “Almond”
* woollentwine fibrestudio BFL/Masham DK in “Taupe”
m a k e r s
* Dusana Knit (crystal stitch markers)
* Claire of Wool and Nature (naturally dyed project bags)
* Laine Magazine (knitting magazine)
* Billie of @tangles.and.jays (inspiration for crochet project)
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I like the 2 colors together for the basket. From what I could see, it blends into one color. I love all your yarn choices. I, too, like natural color yarns (not bright colors). Beautiful!
Thank you so much for your kind words and feedback!
Really enjoy your podcasts. For the basket I would use one colour to show off the linen stitch. Look forward to seeing what you decide. Go with what your heart says. xxoo
Thank you so much, Kathleen. I'm happy to hear that you enjoy my episodes - and yes, I already ripped back and will start over again with just one colour. 🤍
Oh I love the swatch you knitted up it’s beautiful just as it is with the marrel actually accentuates the linen stitch it looks beautiful my vote is to keep it just how it is it’s gorgeous you are such a talented knitter goodness thank you for this podcast
And I so understand and love that feeling of staying up late knitting and waking up early to knit I do it most days I feel so lucky I’m able to do that at this moment in time anyways sending my love
Thank you so much for your lovely feedback and sweet words! I‘m glad you enjoy the podcast and hope you are having some cozy autumn days with lots of knitting 🍂🤍
Stunning pieces!!! 💞💞💞 I also get boiling hot in the summer, but we can always turn to cooler projects and try to find a breezy spot!! Thanks, Jule! 🧶💫
Thank you so much! So good to hear I’m not alone getting too warm in the summer - I hope you‘ll find the perfect knitting project for the warm months! 🤍
I love the feeling of waking up and being super excited to continue a knitting project. 😍And the squares!! The last one is sooo prettyyyy
Haha so good to hear you know that feeling too! And thank you for your compliment on the squares - you so inspired me!! 🤍
Always enjoy your podcasts. The Ranunculus you knit is 😍. Incredible stitch definition! I think it’s so lovely that you and your mom share this passion for creating and working with beautiful yarn.
Thank you so much for your lovely words, dear Deborah! And yes, I’m so grateful to be able to share this passion with my mum and can’t thank her enough for teaching me! 🤍
I love your Thrive yarn. Well, I love all your yarns. I’m going to have to save up a bit to place an order! I thought your Ranunculus was lovely in Thrive. For your basket, I completely understand how you feel about having a keepsake. Since that is your intention, I think perhaps you should have some of each colorway in the finished product. Stay safe.
Aaw Cheryl, thank you so much for your sweet words! I'm so happy to hear that my Ranunculus inspired you - and a genius idea to have make baskets in each colourway. Might actually do that - thank you for the suggestion! 🤍
Thanks for this wonderful new episode! I'm enjoying knitting Ranunculus from unspun as well and seeing yours on social media totally kicked my butt into gear on it. I really hope to try Thrive later this year--the natural colors look so wonderful.
Aaaw Aimee, thank you so much for your sweet comment - I’m so happy you were inspired by my ranunculus and that you enjoy knitting it 🤍 hope you‘ll like Thrive, I’m curious what you‘ll think of it!
Your wips are so pretty! You inspire me always. In my opinion the linen stitch is lost with the marling. Such a wonderful podcast for a Saturday morning. I am watching while mixing up dough for bread and bagels ☺️
Aaw Julie, thank you so much for your lovely words - they mean a lot! And wow, sounds like you spend a wonderful morning with baking and knitting podcasts! 🤍
Thank you so much for all the inspiration. Let go of the marbled effect on your bag. This item is so connected to your journey, go for it❣️ So lovely to hear about your journey. So time to complete this part of your journey with no regrets. 💕🥰❣️🍄 Happy Knitting 💕
Such wise words - thank you, Harmi! You are so right - I already ripped back and will start over in just one colour. Sometimes you need to follow your gut feeling, right? 🤍
@@woollentwine So right. So beautiful to see how struggles lead to a beautiful outcome. Enjoy your journey and keep on going! 🥰❣️🍄💕 Don't forget, your journey enriches others. 💕
I enjoyed your knitting ramblings, especially that you are able to work on projects with your mom. Many years ago my mom taught me how to knit.
I‘m so happy to hear that - thank you! And how wonderful to hear that you were taught by your mum aswell - Thank you for sharing that! 🤍
Lovely update on your projects Jule❤️so inspiring I love them all! I really want to knit the Ranunculus and seeing it in unspun is giving me ideas as I have quite a collection and thank you for going into the details of this project 😍also the shawl from Laine 14 is brilliant in your yarn another great idea and I loved hearing about how easy and memorizable the lace section is another project to add to my ever growing list 🤩 surgery on your Ava will go well I’m sure and you are right this is a lovely pattern and deserves to be worn❣️thanks for taking the time to catch up I thoroughly enjoy your videos Jule😍
Thank you SO MUCH for your sweet words, dearest Lynn! I‘m so happy some of my knits were inspiring for you and I hope you‘ll enjoy them just as much as I do 🤍
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Jule, I agree the linen stitch and the marl together are a bit busy! Otherwise so beautiful
Thank you so much for the feedback - I agree and will try it with the lighter colour now 🥰
@@woollentwine cant wait to see the finished bag x
I do knit more socks in summer. but I do knit. Just turn up the air conditioning and knit away!
That’s nice to know! Actually, air condition is not common where I live, pretty much nobody has one here 😅
Hello, thank you for this beautiful podcast ! For the bag, I think that it will be nicer with just one color. Have a lovely day !
Thank you for your sweet words and feedback! Yes, I already ripped back and will start over with one colour! 🤍
I have just subscribed and look forward to more podcasts
Hi Rosemary! I‘m happy to have you here in my little space of TH-cam - welcome and thank you for following my journey 🤍
@@woollentwine I have visited Hamburg in North Germany and will visit again next year
Hi Jule, nice catching up! The Thrive yarn is beautiful :) How about adding some stripes or colorwork to your Forager to stretch the yarn as much as possible? Just a thought :)
Hi dear Ida - thank you so much! That suggestion is really lovely actually - I can totally imagine that! 🤍
I vote for the light color
Thank you for your feedback!
I think you will have enough but if you don’t or you need it longer I would be happy to do a swap for some of your yarn, I have 300g of Tallbark in stash 😊 but I’m in Australia. I think I agree with you maybe the texture of the linen stitch is being lost with the marling.
Another Aussie Nutiden lover ☺️ I'm in Perth.. whereabouts are you?
@@teadreyer1510 in Victoria 😊
Oh thank you so much, dear! Both for your lovely offer and feedback! Luckily, I was already offered some tallbark from a fellow knitter, which I am so grateful for. I‘m so happy for receiving so much help from our lovely community with my issue! 🤍
@@woollentwine so glad you have some offered and hopefully closer than me 😊 I’m just waiting for your lovely natural dyed yarn to arrive 🥰
That intro is breathtaking.
Thank you!
It seems that the linen stitch is lost in that pretty marled yarn.
Your granny squares are gorgeous!
I totally agree - thank you for the feedback! I‘m happy you liked the little granny squares too! 🤍
Just like Bern Bee, I too have Tallbark.. but also in Australia. Between us, we can help you out. As to knitting in summer.. well, we get 40-43deg C in our summers, so definitely NO big projects LOL.. just socks & small things.. otherwise I'd melt 😆 I love the marled effect, but I think the linen stitch would be more visible in the light colour yarn.. even tho I love the dark yarn even more (and hopefully getting some next update) x
Aaw thank you so much for your lovely words and generous offer! I luckily already was offered yarn from a fellow knitter and will be able to complete my project, which I am so grateful for!
And phew, over 40 degrees? That is crazy! I would totally melt too 🤭
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Hi Jule, I really liked your podcast with what's on your needles and your FO's. Your Ranunculus is beautiful in your unspun yarn. I would love to knit a garment in one of your yarns, but it seems I'm always late to the game and everything is sold out. I would love to know, how scratchy/soft is your yarn. Are any next to skin soft?
Hi Micky! I'm so happy to hear you enjoy the podcast and I'm sorry to hear you missed out in the past. I can recommend signing up for my newsletter to stay informed about update timings in the future - that way it should be easier to know when yarn will be available.
About softness: This is a very individual topic and its hard to say how you might experience the softness of our yarns. I can wear them all next to skin with no problem, but it totally depends on how sensitive you are. Also, some bases are softer than others depending on the fibre blend. Maybe you could email me at hello@woollentwine.com with some yarn examples you can tolerate and some you can not and then I can maybe recommend something a little bit better? Warmly, Jule
Love this episode ! Thanks for sharing your beautiful yarns & projects. I fell in love with your Ranunculus ( love knitting this great pattern..) but I was wondering how much yarn did you use for your Ranunculus? I have 4 plates of your wonderful Breeze yarn..lovely weekend XMir
Thank you so much, dear Miriam! I‘m happy my ranunculus inspired you - I used around 400g for my version. There is more in depth info on it in my introduction video to thrive, in case you want to check that maybe! 🤍
How about using a second color of nutiden or your own lovely Thrive to create a gradient in the sleeves and/or body? On the Forager I mean
Great suggestion - thank you! I‘m actually lucky enough to receive some additional Nutiden yarn from a sweet knitter and I will be able to finish the project as planned 🤍
Hi Jule, just watching this episode today. Did you find any tall bark to complete your sweater? I could send you some if you’re still looking. Gillian
Dearest Gillian - thank you for your sweet words! I indeed found some tallbark and I’m so thankful for this sweet and supportive community 🤍
I can relieve you of your yarn chicken stress regarding the forager and Tallbark! I’ve sent a message via your website if you would like me to send it your way xx
Hi Kate - Thank you SO much for your words and generosity - I replied to your email 🤍