We Are Wool People I Episode 5

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Todays Patterns:
1. Jacques Collar
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2. Three Dee Socks
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3. Oxford Jumper
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4. Priscilla Cardigan
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[@SueCoogee1]

Enjoy your podcast. Especially loved your sock pattern and colours. I have never knit a sock but will give this a go. I will wait to hear how you go on the second heel. Thanks.

[@cookielloyd1677]

Aylsa, I have really enjoyed your videos. Do keep posting, you are great in front of the camera, a knowledgeable knitter and dyer. And you do look wonderful in that red.

[@salomeelizabeth6026]

I knitted the Fabel knitwear Olivanders wand it turned out great, put the wand sparks in with my own handspun from Ixchelbunny here in au. love the show.

[@Wearewoolpeople]

Oh wow I went and looked and that pattern is amazing. Thanks for sharing!

[@Citroen_2cv]

Great vibe, new subscriber. Thank you from Los Angeles --

[@Wearewoolpeople]

Hi there in LA, thanks for watching! I'm a massive newbie but trying to be more myself in front of the camera so I appreciate you saying that about the vibe. Hope you're loving your summer there in LA I think the LA climate is similar to LA I believe, doesn't really that cold..

[@thelefthandedreader6632]

I love your channel. As a new knitter, I’m enjoying all your projects and ventures. I’ve started a channel, bravely, as a new knitter! It’s called Renee’s Knitting Journey. Oh my gosh, I adore the red dyed yarn and the sweater! I adore the design and the color on you. You can definitely pull it off. Very modern and sophisticated.

[@Wearewoolpeople]

Hi Renee - congratulations on starting a channel, I know how difficult putting yourself out there! I have to psych myself up every time before I press the record button. I'll be sure to check out your channel and look forward to seeing your knitting journey. Thanks for commenting, I really appreciate it.

[@karenwhite2601]

My first time here and I very much enjoyed listening/watching. I like your brioche top but I don not like knitting brioche. I only tried it once, fairly recently and I did get in a muddle. The sweater in red is beautiful though it wouldn't suit my colouring. I think that style of sleeve used to be called 'leg-of-mutton', or 'gigot'. I actually just googled it and they were fashionable in the 1830s and again in the 1890s. I also remember having a cardigan with similar style sleeves when I was in my early teens, that would be the early 1970s. It will certainly make a statement! I'm not a sock knitter but your socks are lovely. So is that lovely grey yarn! I am often tempted by gorgeous yarn without having a clue what I will make with it. Btw, I am in the UK, on the edge of the New Forest in the south of England.

[@Wearewoolpeople]

Hi there, thank you so much for commenting. I’m not a big fan of the brioche either, I need to do a class for it I think. The red pullover is way out there for me too, but I love the silhouette of it.

[@OllieandMay]

Your Oxford looks Great on You Red suits You so well… also love the top you are wearing. With Socks if you watch Earthtones Girl on TH-cam Denise has great tutorials for socks, that’s all She teaches, tips for not getting those Holes at the heel. I use her Shadow Wrap heel pattern for socks, similar to what you did but I think fit better. Enjoyed your video again you’re doing a Great Job. Take Care from the Gold Coast. ❤

[@Wearewoolpeople]

Hi OllieandMay - I'll definitely check those sock tutorials out. I'm not a huge fan of making socks but every now and again I kind of force myself to try it in case I've changed my mind. Like oysters, but I still don't like them either lol. Love the Goldie.