My first time watching your podcast. I am now going back to view your others. You are creating some great projects and I am just so envious of your gorgeous craft room.
Hi Jill, greetings from London! I was at the stitch festival on Saturday , my first ever. Hoping to go to an actual yarn festival one day lol. A little tip for your lacy shawl knitting... put a stitch marker between every pattern repeat and that will help you see and find those pesky little mistakes much easier!
I found my first virus shawl pattern (which I then made) on a Spanish-speaking channel. In spite of the language difference it was relatively easy to follow, and the finished shawl was lovely.
Hi have just found your lovely channel. I have just completed the same scarf and if I was describing my journey with it it would be exactly as you described 😂 I think I started over about 8 times. It finally clicked in my brain and I was off and couldn’t put it down and I love it. 😍
Hi, just surfing through TH-cam and found you! If you’re looking for a yarn festival, if Newbury there’s the southern wool show is near you or there’s one at the Maltlings which is near Farnham, it’s called Unravel. I’m not great knitter but I can say you need to push all your needles up further, that’s why they are tight. Also try holding you needles resting between your thumbs and use your middle finger to throw your yarn over. Try not to let go of your needles. Hope this helps.
Thanks for visiting and for the knitting tips, I will try and give them a go! I've been to the Southern Wool Show, and Unravel, both were great - though not so good for my bank account lol
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Hi lovely to see you x and all your beautiful projects your working on x
Thanks, lovely to hear from you Julie x
Love your top. Lots of fab wips, the scarf is stunning. Oooh, yummy yarns, colour choices are fantastic.🧶👍🤗
Thanks! I love my top, looking forward to some better weather so I can wear it!
My first time watching your podcast. I am now going back to view your others. You are creating some great projects and I am just so envious of your gorgeous craft room.
Hello and welcome! Thanks for your lovely comments 😍
You have a lovely selection of projects on the go and I am looking forward to seeing the cross stitch and embroidery when you start the kits.
Thanks ! I’m looking forward to doing both the kits!
Absolutely beautiful top! Love it! And I love your craft room!
Have a wonderful weekend!!!
Thanks, I love my craft room too, I’m very lucky!
Hi Jill, greetings from London! I was at the stitch festival on Saturday , my first ever. Hoping to go to an actual yarn festival one day lol. A little tip for your lacy shawl knitting... put a stitch marker between every pattern repeat and that will help you see and find those pesky little mistakes much easier!
Hi! And thanks for the tip, I will give that a go!
I found my first virus shawl pattern (which I then made) on a Spanish-speaking channel. In spite of the language difference it was relatively easy to follow, and the finished shawl was lovely.
That’s great!
Hi have just found your lovely channel. I have just completed the same scarf and if I was describing my journey with it it would be exactly as you described 😂 I think I started over about 8 times. It finally clicked in my brain and I was off and couldn’t put it down and I love it. 😍
Hello and thanks for your lovely comments! Haw fab that you’ve done the same scarf! I’m so glad I stuck with it 😍
Hi, just surfing through TH-cam and found you! If you’re looking for a yarn festival, if Newbury there’s the southern wool show is near you or there’s one at the Maltlings which is near Farnham, it’s called Unravel. I’m not great knitter but I can say you need to push all your needles up further, that’s why they are tight. Also try holding you needles resting between your thumbs and use your middle finger to throw your yarn over. Try not to let go of your needles. Hope this helps.
Thanks for visiting and for the knitting tips, I will try and give them a go! I've been to the Southern Wool Show, and Unravel, both were great - though not so good for my bank account lol