Hi Shauna! It seems like a lot but we haven’t been able to podcast for an entire month. Just wait until Janet gets back! I think she has finished 3 sweaters 😁. Thanks so much for watching! Cheers! 🧶🍷
I so enjoy sitting back with you ladies and hear about your projects. In this episode alone, I have found two new must knits -- Sian and Wildflowers Path. Thanks for the company and the inspiration.
Every single project you're showing in your podcast is something that I've already had in my favourites! It's crazy how similar your taste is to mine and I love seeing your versions. And that Orbits sweater was absolutely stunning 😍
I love all these projects and the Hobbii yarn you used on the Orbit sweater is lovely. I think I may have to order that soon for Andrea Mowry sweater on my post-Christmas knitting list. And I too ❤ spit splicing yarn, it’s my favourite joining technique.
I just discovered your podcast and really enjoyed it! I have knit many of the patterns you featured (and knit) and love wine as well! I look forward to watching your previous episodes!
Amazing work ladies. I just finished the Fjolla sweater by Isabell Kraemer using Willow & Lark Ramble and fortunately for me, the sweater grew for me after wet blocking because i had gone down a needle size and should not have, though the fabric is perfect. It was lucky for me and really shows that superwash yarn will grow after blocking. In my case, it blocked to perfection. 😊
Love your podcast and your pattern choices. I added 2 new ones so far today. You are so right about moving the stitch markers from one sleeve to the other as you go; I've found that confusing , so I add markers on both sleeves as I go (because I knit them concurrently). I don't like, and only do magic loop if absolutely necessary. Lynda
Hi Lynda! It makes so much sense to add the markers to both sleeves. I can’t imagine how you can make them the same length without identical markers. Cheers! 🧶🍷
well hello there! i've just found you and am delighted with your content! there appears to be three of you, so i'll have to go back to the beginning to catch up. love that i am in your general age range and love love, that you are showcasing wines!
Claudia, love your sweater! Looked up the Mariechen pattern and from the pattern description it appears that the button band, neckband are picked up and knit after the body is done. If I am correct Re this, do you have any feedback on how did you found/liked this method of adding the button bands? Another great podcast!
Hi Karen, This is my one and only cardigan that I have knit. I had no problem adding the button band. It's very simple to pick up stitches. I think my only comment would be that she did yarn overs for the button holes. I'm not sure how I feel about those. I think most button holes are knitted but I'm not sure. You could certainly modify is it to do it that way. It was an enjoyable knit as well. Thanks for watching.
Hello there…..I watch a lot of fiber / knitting podcast and you gals are knocking it out of the park ! So informative, detailed and love the modification details you discuss…..so good ❤. Thank you for all the effort & the wine ratings 🎉
Again another great episode I love your finished objects and I am so looking forward to seeing all your WIPs finished you all have great pattern ideas and turn me into a squirrel looking them all up for myself. Also thank you for all the knitting tips in the episode they are great and even though I am a seasoned knitter I always learn something 👍 and I really appreciate how you show the colours and name all the yarns your using. ❤
Thank you so much Bianca. There are so many beautiful patterns out there it makes it tough to pick the next one. Designers are always coming out with new and beautiful patterns... And I'm very happy that they do. Thanks for watching
I love to see an episode of your pop up in my feed! I Love so much about your podcast, how you always discuss in detail your alterations, how you show the yarn and label up close, your tips and tricks, and especially all your beautiful works and plans and insert pictures of the pattern and have the name along with it. Lol so many ands 😂 Thanks so much for taking the time and effort to do all this 🥰 it is so appreciated! Take care 💓 from soon to be snowy Ontario 🇨🇦
Hi Tracey! We had snow today. I wore a sweater, coat, and my new Slipstravaganza to dinner tonight. 🥶 We are really trying to get the right balance of what to show and how much to tell about all of our projects and are thrilled that we might be getting it right. Thanks so much for watching. Cheers! 🧶🍷
Such great show and tell! Y’all always inspire me with great pattern ideas as well as new to me yarns! I also just got the Drawing Sweater. The design really caught my eye. I’ll be waiting to see what’s next.
Thanks Joanie, I am glad you enjoyed the show. I love love love that pattern. We've been talking about what color ways to use. It will be fun to knit. Have a great day.
Love all your knits! What is the name of the stitch holders you use? I’ve never seen them before. Great podcast ladies! I prefer not to have surprises with my knitting too!
Hi Pat! I got them at Hobbii.com in the accessories department. I think I searched the website for stitch holders or keepers. I purchased two sets. One was a variety of colors of different lengths in a bag and the other came wrapped around a card. I think they were only a few dollars each. I hope you find them. They kind of change your knitting world….. in a very good way. Cheers! 🧶🍷
Hi Joan! Just know we rip out lots of knitting just like everyone else does. Thank you so much for your compliments. We are all really great friends. It is easy to be supportive. There are times when we are … No. you can’t use that color… or nope, you have to tink back to fix that. Honesty is the best policy for friends (and everything else)…. Cheers! 🧶🍷
OMG, that In Stillness 2 sweater by Alicia Plummer is an amazing sweater for a man. I have wanted to knit a sweater for my husband but it had to be perfect for me to put in the work on it. He absolutely has to wear it. I also like the Willow & Lark Ramble yarn and i think it will be perfect for a man’s sweater. I can’t wait to see yours. I will be ordering a bunch of the Willow & Lark Ramble just as soon as i get my next yarn allowance. I have to spread out my purchases so as not to upset the husband. 😜
Hi Shannon! I’m excited to get it finished. I know Rick will wear and enjoy it. You should check out the Rift by Jared Flood. I knit that in Brooklyn Tweed Shelter. It is definitely a winner. Cheers! 🧶🍷
Hii!! So fun to see your projects and your wine tasting!! I loved the shawl by Natasha Hornby. I've had her Mare shawl queued for ages, but now may switch it for the Anthe 🧐The coolest versions of Stephen West shawls are Milli's from Tribe yarns. She's just amazing with her use of color 😍❤ Like you, I'm glad I sat this MKAL out!
I am a long time knitter but learn interesting tips from you guys. You really have your brain engaged with all your mods etc. Your your chain of stitch markers under your husbands sleeve is excellent❤️
Hello Ladies lovely to see you again. We’re having some warm weather in England too, 17C yesterday, bizarre!! I’m doing my first Stephen West MKAL, slowly 😂 and I’m learning so much. But also learning from you girls. You give very good advise, and your taste is immaculate, thank you. Have a good weekend xx
Wonderful video. So quick the work comes off your needles. Beautiful projects. My first ever jumper is coming along (very slowly). $34 = £28.60, my wine tends to come in under that. Thanks again.
I just love your videos. The Slipstravaganza is gorgeous, I think it must one of Stephen's best designs. It got me doing last years MKAL, Shawlography. I started this year's, but by clue 2 it just wasn't happening. Instead, I am using the yarn for the Fenne sweater....in the project pages there is one made with four colours, so I've just added one extra colour...I'm going to love it! I think I noticed the Drawing sweater on Instagram, but now seeing that you're doing it, it caught my eye again!...I've gone right over and purchased the pattern. I think one of my favourite yarn shops in Toronto usually has Black Friday sales...if so, I'll be buying yarn for this. It's funny that something that started as an American thing (black Friday sales), has become something worldwide 😄. I've also been wanting to try jacquard ladder-back, and this pattern may work with that in the lower part of the colour-work.
Hi Sandra! Thanks so much! I tried to look up the Fenne sweater and can’t find it. Maybe your phone did the dreaded auto correct? I love Black Friday deals! I tried ladder-back jacquard on my Orbits. It isn’t finished but I soaked it tonight…. It is drying overnight. I’ll know tomorrow how I feel about it. I was going to rip back but decided to block it before making a decision. My gauge looked like it got quite a bit looser. We will see what blocking did for it. Fingers crossed 🤞🏻. Cheers! 🧶🍷
Hi Ladies from NJ ! You are incredible! Always to the point , your videos are loaded with quality info . It’s incredible. I appreciate your style , your amazing speed in knitting:) thank you 🙏
Thank you for another wonderful podcast…..I look forward to seeing all your later FOs and WIPs and I draw inspiration from the 3 of you as I love all your sweater pattern selections. I was in Amsterdam last summer and had the incredible experience of purchasing my yarn for my Sliptravaganza shawl at Stephen and Penelope’s 😊
Hi Cathleen! You are so very welcome 🤗. Janet will be back with us to record on Tuesday. You are in for a treat. I think there will be several finished items to show. Isn’t Amsterdam amazing?! I bought wool and mohair while visiting this summer as well. I haven’t planned a project for it yet…. Cheers! 🧶🍷
I just found you ladies on the TH-cam, and I wish I still lived in Indianapolis! We could meet up in real life! Alas, I left Indiana 35 years ago for On the Border Texas, and do not regret leaving the snow and ice behind. It is late on a Tuesday night in May, and I'm drinking cheap box wine and trying to complete a pair of wool socks for a friend who lives in Iowa. It was so wonderful hanging out with you two. Can't wait until Claudia returns so the four of us can sit and knit. Thank you for putting yourselves out on the interweb and sharing your knitting and life stuff with other knitters like me.
I think this format is more pleasing, even though Janet is missing. I mean if there is space behind you ladies instead of a wall, you are more three dimensional on the video. Three could sit in a triangle instead of in a line. Anyhow I love your contents, and specially that you explain your amendments to the pattern. Great show ❤ Love Pat from Switzerland
Hi Patricia! We will probably record outside on the deck again when it is warm here. It is hard to frame the recording and still be able to reach the camera closely enough to show details. We are definitely learning as we go. Cheers! 🧶🍷
I do two at a time sleeves on non colorwork sweaters. To try it on I put a barber cord in one sleeve and leave the needles in the other. Really quick. Also saves on getting confused when putting the needles back in for magic loop. Thanks for the heads up on the Drawing Sweater..quite a different pattern. She has a number of patterns in Ravelry.
Hi Joan! We are so happy to have you watching! Yeah, I checked after the podcast and saw she has several patterns. My bad…. I should have checked before recording. I’m excited to get going on it. Cheers! 🧶🍷
It was nice to visit with you ladies again. Janet was missed, but I know how important sibling visits can be - I'm in Minnesota and had a great time with my sister and brother last month in Connecticut - the fall foliage was gorgeous. Your knits are beautiful and its fun to see your plans for future projects. Would love to knit with you and sit around the wine tasting table!
Yes, It's been difficult recently between illness and vacation but we should all be back next time. We've met so many wonderful people here, it would be fun to knit together... and of course taste wine! Thanks for watching!
I so enjoy your podcast ladies. Your projects and yarn choices are very inspirational. I love Holst Garn yarns too. And the glass of vine at the end is just “cherry on top”. Cheers from Alberta Canada
Hi Kasia! There are so many amazing yarns out there. We would love the opportunity to try them all but, there are only so many hours in a day….. Cheers! 🧶🍷
Great to see you today. Your knit choices and yarns are lovely. I liked that you were closer to the camera. It’s not going to work the same for all 3 of you and that room might not be suitable in colder weather.
Thanks Maureen. We liked being closer to the camera as well. We didn't have to get up as often. We will see if there's any way we can manage with the 3 of us. Thanks for watching.
Ladies, your advice is priceless. i have been knitting long time and i have never heard the idea of going up a needle size for a turtle neck and an icord bind off! but that makes total sense. thank you for sharing.
Hi Deb! I sent my hubby to the wine cellar and that was the bottle he came back with. I’ll let him know we weren’t the only ones who thought it was a good choice. Cheers! 🧶🍷
Lovely to see you again, loved the episode, lots of inspiration. I recently started knitting with unspun yarn and love it; I discovered the Manchelopis yarn produced in Spain (from Wooldreamers), few colors and mainly naturals with a very good price point. All the best
@@woolandwine Yes I bought some, I made a vest as a first test and loved it and now working on a sweater (I used 1 strand of unspun and 1 lace weight mohair blend resulting in a gauge of 20 sts with 4mm needles). The plates come with 2 strands, and has ~ 100gr per plate. All the best and have a great weekend.
So happy to see you ladies again. I'm always blown away by your projects and how fast you get them off the needles.
Hi Shauna! It seems like a lot but we haven’t been able to podcast for an entire month. Just wait until Janet gets back! I think she has finished 3 sweaters 😁. Thanks so much for watching! Cheers! 🧶🍷
I so enjoy sitting back with you ladies and hear about your projects. In this episode alone, I have found two new must knits -- Sian and Wildflowers Path. Thanks for the company and the inspiration.
Thanks for watching Judy. Have fun knitting.
Another fantastic episode with beautiful knits! Hope Tammy is soon feeling 100%!
Thanks so much Maureen! Cheers! 🧶🍷
I love all of your sweaters!
Thank you so much Donna. And thanks for watching.
I love the pairing of wool with wine. Thank you ladies for your enjoyable podcasts. Cheers from Toronto.
Hi Karen! Our pleasure………. Cheers! 🧶🍷
Thank you for another lovely episode 😊 Your knitting is stunning and sooo inspiring! 😅
Thanks Karyn! We hope to inspire our audience and are so glad you are enjoying it! Cheers! 🧶🍷
Oh my gosh, so many beautiful projects! Another very enjoyable episode - thank you! 🥰
Thanks for watching.
I’m a crocheter, but I learn so much from you ladies. Thanks for the most enjoyable programs.
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Very nice episode! All the sweaters are beautiful!!
Thanks Maryann! Cheers! 🧶🍷
Every single project you're showing in your podcast is something that I've already had in my favourites! It's crazy how similar your taste is to mine and I love seeing your versions. And that Orbits sweater was absolutely stunning 😍
What can I say Magda, you have excellent taste! 😊 Thanks for watching!
I love all these projects and the Hobbii yarn you used on the Orbit sweater is lovely. I think I may have to order that soon for Andrea Mowry sweater on my post-Christmas knitting list.
And I too ❤ spit splicing yarn, it’s my favourite joining technique.
Hi Fiona! You won’t be disappointed in the Dream Colour. I’m sure I will purchase it again. Cheers! 🧶🍷
I just discovered your podcast and really enjoyed it! I have knit many of the patterns you featured (and knit) and love wine as well! I look forward to watching your previous episodes!
Thanks Mindy! We are so happy to welcome you. Cheers! 🧶🍷
Amazing work ladies. I just finished the Fjolla sweater by Isabell Kraemer using Willow & Lark Ramble and fortunately for me, the sweater grew for me after wet blocking because i had gone down a needle size and should not have, though the fabric is perfect. It was lucky for me and really shows that superwash yarn will grow after blocking. In my case, it blocked to perfection. 😊
Hi Shannon! I love the look of the Fjolla! So wearable and so classic. I’m happy yours worked out! Cheers! 🧶
Love your podcast and your pattern choices. I added 2 new ones so far today. You are so right about moving the stitch markers from one sleeve to the other as you go; I've found that confusing , so I add markers on both sleeves as I go (because I knit them concurrently). I don't like, and only do magic loop if absolutely necessary. Lynda
Hi Lynda! It makes so much sense to add the markers to both sleeves. I can’t imagine how you can make them the same length without identical markers. Cheers! 🧶🍷
Your both so talented Gorgeous
Thank you Gail! Cheers! 🧶🍷
well hello there! i've just found you and am delighted with your content! there appears to be three of you, so i'll have to go back to the beginning to catch up. love that i am in your general age range and love love, that you are showcasing wines!
Welcome Elizabeth! I'm glad you found us and that you're a wine drinker! Cheers! 🍷
Claudia, love your sweater! Looked up the Mariechen pattern and from the pattern description it appears that the button band, neckband are picked up and knit after the body is done. If I am correct Re this, do you have any feedback on how did you found/liked this method of adding the button bands? Another great podcast!
Hi Karen, This is my one and only cardigan that I have knit. I had no problem adding the button band. It's very simple to pick up stitches. I think my only comment would be that she did yarn overs for the button holes. I'm not sure how I feel about those. I think most button holes are knitted but I'm not sure. You could certainly modify is it to do it that way. It was an enjoyable knit as well. Thanks for watching.
You sent me down a Hobbii yarn rabbit hole.
I know, right!? I went on their site yesterday to check the color on my Dream Colour and it is on sale! Cheers! 🧶🍷
Hello there…..I watch a lot of fiber / knitting podcast and you gals are knocking it out of the park !
So informative, detailed and love the modification details you discuss…..so good ❤. Thank you for all the effort & the wine ratings 🎉
Wow! Thanks Leslie! We all want to share all of the knitting goodness, including fails and sweater surgery. Thanks so much for watching! 🧶🍷
The WIP are wonderful. I love all the information you give on making the items. Enjoy all your podcasts.
Thank you so much and we appreciate you watching.
Again another great episode I love your finished objects and I am so looking forward to seeing all your WIPs finished you all have great pattern ideas and turn me into a squirrel looking them all up for myself. Also thank you for all the knitting tips in the episode they are great and even though I am a seasoned knitter I always learn something 👍 and I really appreciate how you show the colours and name all the yarns your using. ❤
Thank you so much Bianca. There are so many beautiful patterns out there it makes it tough to pick the next one. Designers are always coming out with new and beautiful patterns... And I'm very happy that they do. Thanks for watching
So lovely to join you both for a time! I enjoy your projects and the range of yarns you choose! Thanks ☺️
Thanks Janis! We are happy you could join us. Cheers! 🧶🍷
I love to see an episode of your pop up in my feed! I Love so much about your podcast, how you always discuss in detail your alterations, how you show the yarn and label up close, your tips and tricks, and especially all your beautiful works and plans and insert pictures of the pattern and have the name along with it. Lol so many ands 😂 Thanks so much for taking the time and effort to do all this 🥰 it is so appreciated! Take care 💓 from soon to be snowy Ontario 🇨🇦
Hi Tracey! We had snow today. I wore a sweater, coat, and my new Slipstravaganza to dinner tonight. 🥶 We are really trying to get the right balance of what to show and how much to tell about all of our projects and are thrilled that we might be getting it right. Thanks so much for watching. Cheers! 🧶🍷
Such great show and tell! Y’all always inspire me with great pattern ideas as well as new to me yarns! I also just got the Drawing Sweater. The design really caught my eye. I’ll be waiting to see what’s next.
Thanks Joanie, I am glad you enjoyed the show. I love love love that pattern. We've been talking about what color ways to use. It will be fun to knit. Have a great day.
Love all your knits! What is the name of the stitch holders you use? I’ve never seen them before. Great podcast ladies!
I prefer not to have surprises with my knitting too!
Hi Pat! I got them at Hobbii.com in the accessories department. I think I searched the website for stitch holders or keepers. I purchased two sets. One was a variety of colors of different lengths in a bag and the other came wrapped around a card. I think they were only a few dollars each. I hope you find them. They kind of change your knitting world….. in a very good way. Cheers! 🧶🍷
It is so wonderful of you both to share your time and beautiful knits with us, thank you ❤
That's Joyti! Thanks for sitting and watching. Have a great day
Just amazed at the volume of knitting each of you do! All of your projects are beautiful and it is so pleasant to see how you support each other. 🍷
Hi Joan! Just know we rip out lots of knitting just like everyone else does. Thank you so much for your compliments. We are all really great friends. It is easy to be supportive. There are times when we are … No. you can’t use that color… or nope, you have to tink back to fix that. Honesty is the best policy for friends (and everything else)…. Cheers! 🧶🍷
OMG, that In Stillness 2 sweater by Alicia Plummer is an amazing sweater for a man. I have wanted to knit a sweater for my husband but it had to be perfect for me to put in the work on it. He absolutely has to wear it. I also like the Willow & Lark Ramble yarn and i think it will be perfect for a man’s sweater. I can’t wait to see yours. I will be ordering a bunch of the Willow & Lark Ramble just as soon as i get my next yarn allowance. I have to spread out my purchases so as not to upset the husband. 😜
Hi Shannon! I’m excited to get it finished. I know Rick will wear and enjoy it. You should check out the Rift by Jared Flood. I knit that in Brooklyn Tweed Shelter. It is definitely a winner. Cheers! 🧶🍷
Hello Shannon
Hii!! So fun to see your projects and your wine tasting!! I loved the shawl by Natasha Hornby. I've had her Mare shawl queued for ages, but now may switch it for the Anthe 🧐The coolest versions of Stephen West shawls are Milli's from Tribe yarns. She's just amazing with her use of color 😍❤ Like you, I'm glad I sat this MKAL out!
Hi Shannon! The Anthe was lots of fun to knit. Actually, anything she designs is great. I’ll check out Milli’s shawls. Thanks for watching. Cheers! 🧶🍷
More great yarn selections! 😄
I am a long time knitter but learn interesting tips from you guys. You really have your brain engaged with all your mods etc. Your your chain of stitch markers under your husbands sleeve is excellent❤️
Susan, Glad you find our tips helpful. Thanks for watching! 🧶🍷
Hello Ladies lovely to see you again. We’re having some warm weather in England too, 17C yesterday, bizarre!! I’m doing my first Stephen West MKAL, slowly 😂 and I’m learning so much. But also learning from you girls. You give very good advise, and your taste is immaculate, thank you. Have a good weekend xx
Thank you for your kind words Mandy and thanks for watching.
Wonderful video. So quick the work comes off your needles. Beautiful projects. My first ever jumper is coming along (very slowly). $34 = £28.60, my wine tends to come in under that. Thanks again.
Hi Anita! Welcome to the wonderful world of jumper knitting! I hope it is everything you are hoping for. Cheers! 🧶🍷
I just love your videos. The Slipstravaganza is gorgeous, I think it must one of Stephen's best designs. It got me doing last years MKAL, Shawlography. I started this year's, but by clue 2 it just wasn't happening. Instead, I am using the yarn for the Fenne sweater....in the project pages there is one made with four colours, so I've just added one extra colour...I'm going to love it! I think I noticed the Drawing sweater on Instagram, but now seeing that you're doing it, it caught my eye again!...I've gone right over and purchased the pattern. I think one of my favourite yarn shops in Toronto usually has Black Friday sales...if so, I'll be buying yarn for this. It's funny that something that started as an American thing (black Friday sales), has become something worldwide 😄. I've also been wanting to try jacquard ladder-back, and this pattern may work with that in the lower part of the colour-work.
Hi Sandra! Thanks so much! I tried to look up the Fenne sweater and can’t find it. Maybe your phone did the dreaded auto correct? I love Black Friday deals! I tried ladder-back jacquard on my Orbits. It isn’t finished but I soaked it tonight…. It is drying overnight. I’ll know tomorrow how I feel about it. I was going to rip back but decided to block it before making a decision. My gauge looked like it got quite a bit looser. We will see what blocking did for it. Fingers crossed 🤞🏻. Cheers! 🧶🍷
Hi Ladies from NJ ! You are incredible! Always to the point , your videos are loaded with quality info . It’s incredible. I appreciate your style , your amazing speed in knitting:) thank you 🙏
Thanks Diane for watching!
Thank you for another wonderful podcast…..I look forward to seeing all your later FOs and WIPs and I draw inspiration from the 3 of you as I love all your sweater pattern selections. I was in Amsterdam last summer and had the incredible experience of purchasing my yarn for my Sliptravaganza shawl at Stephen and Penelope’s 😊
Hi Cathleen! You are so very welcome 🤗. Janet will be back with us to record on Tuesday. You are in for a treat. I think there will be several finished items to show. Isn’t Amsterdam amazing?! I bought wool and mohair while visiting this summer as well. I haven’t planned a project for it yet…. Cheers! 🧶🍷
I just found you ladies on the TH-cam, and I wish I still lived in Indianapolis! We could meet up in real life! Alas, I left Indiana 35 years ago for On the Border Texas, and do not regret leaving the snow and ice behind. It is late on a Tuesday night in May, and I'm drinking cheap box wine and trying to complete a pair of wool socks for a friend who lives in Iowa. It was so wonderful hanging out with you two. Can't wait until Claudia returns so the four of us can sit and knit. Thank you for putting yourselves out on the interweb and sharing your knitting and life stuff with other knitters like me.
Hi Karen! Welcome to our channel ☺️! Cheers! 🧶🍷
Wonderful podcast. I always look forward to your projects that you have finished and working on. I am from Columbus, Ohio.
Hi Deborah! We are practically neighbors. Thanks so much for watching! Cheers! 🧶🍷
I think this format is more pleasing, even though Janet is missing. I mean if there is space behind you ladies instead of a wall, you are more three dimensional on the video. Three could sit in a triangle instead of in a line.
Anyhow I love your contents, and specially that you explain your amendments to the pattern.
Great show ❤
Love Pat from Switzerland
Hi Patricia! We will probably record outside on the deck again when it is warm here. It is hard to frame the recording and still be able to reach the camera closely enough to show details. We are definitely learning as we go. Cheers! 🧶🍷
Just came across your podcast and loving it. Also just subscribed. Listening to you from Melbourne Australia.
Hello Irene! Welcome and thank you so much for watching! Cheers! 🧶🍷
I do two at a time sleeves on non colorwork sweaters. To try it on I put a barber cord in one sleeve and leave the needles in the other. Really quick. Also saves on getting confused when putting the needles back in for magic loop. Thanks for the heads up on the Drawing Sweater..quite a different pattern. She has a number of patterns in Ravelry.
Hi Joan! We are so happy to have you watching! Yeah, I checked after the podcast and saw she has several patterns. My bad…. I should have checked before recording. I’m excited to get going on it. Cheers! 🧶🍷
Hello from Virginia. Wonderful episode ladies. I love all your sweaters. My queue keeps getting longer and longer. ❤️
Hi Debbie! Thank you and thanks for watching! Cheers! 🧶🍷
I had never heard of the ladder back jacquard method before! 🤯 Now I can’t wait to try it. So much better than catching all those floats! Thank you.
Hi Lori! So happy to be able to share techniques that might be helpful to our knitting friends! Cheers! 🧶🍷
It was nice to visit with you ladies again. Janet was missed, but I know how important sibling visits can be - I'm in Minnesota and had a great time with my sister and brother last month in Connecticut - the fall foliage was gorgeous. Your knits are beautiful and its fun to see your plans for future projects. Would love to knit with you and sit around the wine tasting table!
Yes, It's been difficult recently between illness and vacation but we should all be back next time. We've met so many wonderful people here, it would be fun to knit together... and of course taste wine! Thanks for watching!
I so enjoy your podcast ladies. Your projects and yarn choices are very inspirational. I love Holst Garn yarns too. And the glass of vine at the end is just “cherry on top”. Cheers from Alberta Canada
Hi Kasia! There are so many amazing yarns out there. We would love the opportunity to try them all but, there are only so many hours in a day….. Cheers! 🧶🍷
Loved this episode, prolific and beautiful knits. I am wowed and inspired.
Thanks Mimi! Janet will be back with us next week. Keep your eyes peeled for another episode and lots more knitting! Cheers! 🧶🍷
I always enjoy watching your podcasts. You all make such lovely knits.
Thanks so much Lisa! We enjoy recording them. Thanks for watching! Cheers! 🧶🍷
I missed you ladies. I love all of your knits and I find everything you knit very inspirational. Thanks.
We've been trying to get another episode out. Sickness and vacations have made it difficult but we're back. Have a great weekend.
Great to see you today. Your knit choices and yarns are lovely. I liked that you were closer to the camera. It’s not going to work the same for all 3 of you and that room might not be suitable in colder weather.
Thanks Maureen. We liked being closer to the camera as well. We didn't have to get up as often. We will see if there's any way we can manage with the 3 of us. Thanks for watching.
Ladies, your advice is priceless. i have been knitting long time and i have never heard the idea of going up a needle size for a turtle neck and an icord bind off! but that makes total sense. thank you for sharing.
Thank you so much! It’s interesting how much logic goes into knitting 😉. Cheers! 🧶🍷
I have had this wine! Fabulous choice!!!
Hi Deb! I sent my hubby to the wine cellar and that was the bottle he came back with. I’ll let him know we weren’t the only ones who thought it was a good choice. Cheers! 🧶🍷
Lovely knits greetings from Thailand on holiday usually Edinburgh
Hi Glenda! Sounds like a great holiday! Thanks for watching! Cheers! 🧶🍷
@@woolandwine yip my son and family arrived last week and I surprised him few days later on his 40th birthday 😂
Hello missed you gals
Hi Sharon! We missed you too 😉. Cheers! 🧶🍷
i agree i am too picky of a person to do an MKAL.
Hi Rachel! A shawl seems less iffy than a sweater, for sure. But, the M still makes me nervous. Cheers! 🧶🍷
Lovely to see you again, loved the episode, lots of inspiration. I recently started knitting with unspun yarn and love it; I discovered the Manchelopis yarn produced in Spain (from Wooldreamers), few colors and mainly naturals with a very good price point. All the best
Thanks for watching. Have you purchased some manchelopis yarn yet? We'd love to know what you think of it. Have a great weekend.
@@woolandwine Yes I bought some, I made a vest as a first test and loved it and now working on a sweater (I used 1 strand of unspun and 1 lace weight mohair blend resulting in a gauge of 20 sts with 4mm needles). The plates come with 2 strands, and has ~ 100gr per plate. All the best and have a great weekend.