Amber!!!that was so inspiring!!!!I think I put all UR knits in my favorites!!! Love them all,,,,,Going to try some rustic shawls,,, Love scrappy projects,,,Too,,,, Lisa ,at 72 stitches does alot,,,,of scrappy,,, Great idea doing a granny square!!!feel like Crocheting and have lots of leftovers,,,!!and can double up fingering!!! Thanks so much,,,, Sweet sweet puppy at the end!!! Elaine🏘🏠🏡
I so enjoyed this episode and to see your favourite sweaters. The no frills pullover is nice. It is interesting to see your other fav knits. Stay well til your next episode
Loved all your favourite knits! I’d love to see your scrappy collection. I know a Russian knitting podcast episode where the knitter shows her projects..if you’re interested..haha
Loved this episode, I enjoy them all😊 but it was so nice to see what you loved,of each knit. I’m thinking of doing Felix for quite awhile, but I’ve only ever knit one sweater for my granddaughter out of super bulky . I have the hat and mitts in my cart😄😄, Berroco yarn in my cart. So thanks for helping me spend some money😄😄😄.
Really like all your knits, especially that minty-pink Vertices United, it have just great colour combination! I should try those colours together in some project too! Thanks for sharing!
Hi Amber. This is the first time I have seen your podcast, which is just so warm and friendly. Thank you! Tanis From Tanis Fiber Arts did her city limits (worsted) in a fade of five colors but her non turtle neck version of her Metropolis (chunky) is a scrappy project in which she used about thirty! different scraps. The fade is beautiful. I want to try it! Fingering weight held triple with a strand of mohair. All the best to you!
Funny as soon as you were describing the label I was saying cloudborn! I’ve made the vertices unite and the campside and was also saying yes that’s right. lol
Thank you Amber. It was fun seeing your most worn knits. I enjoyed your reminiscing about each one. I especially remember when you made that cowl because I loved the leaf pattern so much.
Lovely video. Felix cardigan is my favourite. Made 2 in 2 months last year. Wear them all the time. That said I always wear it buttons closed. Think I shoukd make the pullover!
So good to see you again and enjoyed seeing your favorite knits. I was inspired so I took notes. I really want to knit the Felix pullover and I may use my Nutiden yarn. I think you should do the Felix cardigan because that’s on my list, too. Thanks for taking the time to making the episode!
Hi Nancy! Oh, I'm so happy this episode inspired you! I think the Nutiden would be good for the Felix. Maybe hold it double? That would make it a heavier weight.
@@alovelyyarn Yes, I agree that it would need to be doubled. I have so many ideas “queued up” it’s laughable! How will I ever choose?! Actually, I’m taking a brioche class the next 2 Saturdays to knit a cowl so that’s my immediate focus. I’ve never done brioche before so I’m excited.
I have made many, many garments of varying complexity but I agree that the Felix Pullover is one of the best garment patterns around. I made one for my 19 year old daughter and it is the best fitting sweater I’ve ever made any of us. The design is timeless.
Hi Amber! I really appreciate episodes like this because it is so helpful to hear about how patterns and especially yarn hold up over time. I love all of the sweaters you showed and haven't knit any of them yet so lots of inspiration for my queue! Thank you :)
New to you, from Studio Nora. Love your podcast. I usually don’t walk away with ideas of things I’d actually make myself, but I got a TON of ideas from this podcast. I kept pausing and going to Ravelry to find the patterns and then Webs to find yarn. Definitely have a sweater, cowl, hat, and mitts planned now. That’s a LOT for me. I’m slow. I’ve been accumulating minis and am thinking of making the Potter Advent Blanket by LJ Stone.
I’ve knit 3 Felix pullovers and wear them constantly. Now I want a 4th one in that red. I’m at this minute knitting a No Frills and have had trouble with the increases too.
Thank you for another wonderful episode, Amber! I really enjoy your podcast! I love your calm and happy vibe. I also have dedicated mugs for my tea and coffee. :) So many of your favorite knits are my favorites as well. I wear No Frills sweater, Vertices Unite shawl and Oslo hat a lot! Now I'm very tempted to make Color Craze shawl. Yours is just lovely! Big yay to the scrappy episode! I loooove scrappy projects! I always have something on the go. I never throw away even the smallest bits of yarn, everything gets used over here. Thank you once again! I will be waiting for your next episode! Warm greetings from Finland!
Hello Jana! Thank you so much for your kind, encouraging words! I think you would really enjoy the Color Craze Shawl. I found it really enjoyable to knit because I was constantly changing colors of yarn. Plus, there are different stitches mixed in, so that also kept me engaged. I would love to see your version of it!
I knew your farmhouse shawl would be included in your favorites😀. I loved the creamy colored one you did, and got the pattern as soon as the podcast was finished. Of course, I haven’t knit it yet. I’m still on a sock kick. I’m making V is for Valentine socks right now. Getting ready to start the heel. The Crazy Sock Lady, and I think Knitty Natty does scrappy projects, as well. The Bakery Bears also has done a podcast on scrappy blankets. I think the Sea Glass sweater is beautiful, and it uses scraps held with a plain color. A couple of knitters are making it. Enjoy your week!
Hi Cindi! Yep! It surely made the list! I think the original one I made was for my sister. ❤ Thank you for the scrappy project podcast suggestions! I have been seeing the Sea Glass sweater on instagram. It's so pretty.
Thank you for watching! I had thought about trying the items on while I was filming. But then I ran out of time to actually do that afterwards and edit it in.
Oh goodness, now you have me wanting to knit even more projects than i already had planned. I can’t decide which to do next but now i am loving the Farmhouse Shawl. I am not crazy about shawls but i think i would like to make it a little bigger like some others have done on Ravelry. Love seeing all of your beautiful knits. 😊
That's a great shawl. Obviously I think so since I've made it so many times. I made my sister's massive, much larger than mine. It's like a blanket shawl and she keeps it on her recliner to cuddle up in.
This was such a fun episode, Amber. Thank you for sharing your makes. The Farmhouse Shawl is on my Make 9 list for 2022. I love making scrappy projects, mostly blankets. I have 3 on the go at the moment. A cozy memories, a granny stripe and the Battenburg.
A wonderful episode! I love seeing all your handmades. You have inspired me to think about making a Felix Cardigan. I love all things scrappy! Looking forward to it! Happy Creating!
I loved this episode Amber. I especially love the sweater portion and how you went into detail about the yarns you used and how they are holding up. I'm just getting into knitting sweaters and I am finding that I'm moving away from the superwash wools and loving the non-superwash as they seem to be more of a workhorse and don't pill as easily and keep me more warm. I love the look of small dyer yarns though but I think I'm going to keep those for shawls instead. Your episode also makes me want to cast on the Felix sweater.. It keeps coming up and calling my name.. so I may run to my yarn show and pick up that berocco yarn you mentioned in the near future :) Warmly, Jenn
Yes! Nonsuperwash definitely holds up better! The Felix pullover is such a quick, easy knit. I really want to cast on the second one but told myself that I needed to finish the Dreyma sweater first! 😆
@@alovelyyarn i totally get it. I'm almost done with the body of the Corolla sweater but lost steam because i started it before I found my love for nonsuperwash and I used Berroco wool dk. Oh well I'm going to be mature about it and just finish it up because I do love it and I'll just use a de-piller when needed. Then as a reward I'll be casting on the felix.. hopefully in a couple weeks if I stay diligent.
I love these type videos. Thanks for doing this. Lots of info that makes me think. My first big shawl was Drachenfels and it's what I always put on my shoulders in the evening if it's a little chilly. I did a Vertices Unite with scraps and made it a medium size (winging it) and I LOVE it. It's my most worn outside shawl lately. Love love love my 2 Felix pullovers. That's a great pattern. Love all your knits. So inspirational.
Hi Jeanne! Thank you so, so much! 💓 So many people love their Felix pullovers! I decided to make another pullover instead of the cardigan. I wear the first one enough to justify having two!
Wow, what a throwback! I remember watching your podcast episodes and think - wow, you knit so many Campsite shawls and now here it is again! This episode was lovely! Made me rethink my queue, will need to add the Arboreal a bit more towards the too ☺️😅
Lovely to see you again Amber and a lovely podcast. I must knit the Felix sweater this year, love the colour of yours. I did find a stockist of Berroco yarn in the UK but not the mercado yarn which looks lovely. I am knitting the Manou sweater at the moment by Isabell Kraemer, her patterns along with Jennifer Steingass's always fit very well. Love all your shawls another thing i never knit which i must put right this year. Thank you again for a lovely episode and sending warmest wishes from our house to yours x
I love all of these projects! Thank you for sharing these and telling why they are your faves. Some of these were already on my list to make….might have to add some others!!
Thank you Amber! Seeing your favorites motivates me to make more of my own, as I've given away (or sold) most of my makes. I also enjoyed your coffee recipe while watching you, I made it in my own handmade coffee mug, and added a pinch of nutmeg! I'm so glad to know you, a knitter and a barrista! May God continue to bless you and your family 🧶
What a fun episode! I am inspired to set a goal this year to make my own sweater. I’ve made sweaters for others, just not myself. Thank you for the time it takes you to make these episodes.
I loved this, Amber! I’m so happy you like your Felix because I’m knitting one right now. 😊 Do you remember if you knit the body length to pattern or did add any length? Thanks so much! I always enjoy your podcast.
Great episode and looking forward to the scrappy one!😊Love all your makes…they are beautiful! I’m actually working on the Felix pullover right now…this will be my first knit sweater. I’m keeping my fingers crossed that it will be wearable once I’m done.😂
That was such a lovely episode. I love your birch yarn sweater, looks so soft and cozy. I would like to make it too but to be honest I am very hesitant to buy any pattern from Petite knits as I have heard few times ( you are not the first one mentioning it) that her pattern - writing is rather bad ( compared to others ). I am a novice knitter and I fear getting a pattern with not clear enough instructions would be waste. Was No thrills overly complicated ( apart from confusion with GSR)?
Hello! No I don't remember the whole pattern being confusing, just the part with the short rows or the raglan increasing. I honestly can't remember exactly. To be honest, there are probably other, very similar patterns that might be more clearly written. I've seen them on ravelry but I don't know the exact pattern names. Maybe do a ravelry search for basic raglan sweater or classic raglan sweater. Thanks for watching!
Great episode! We’ve all made things that we love and wear all the time, and other things that just don’t get as much use. I enjoyed hearing and seeing your top knits list! Funny, I had the same issue with the No Frills sweater. It’s been awhile, but I remember getting confused and frustrated and abandoning it altogether! My favorite plain raglan pattern is Joji’s Simple Raglan. I’ve used that one several times. Good to see you again!
You're not the only one that was confused by it, Carol! Like I said, I heard it from multiple people. Thank you so much for watching and for recommending the pattern by Joji! I'll look that one up!
Yes, I believe so. I've never looked at the Musselburgh hat pattern, but I've had other viewers mention the similarity. I bought the Christopher Hat pattern years ago. It's written for worsted weight yarn so I just adapt it for different weights when I need to rather than buy a new pattern.
Sorry amber think that's her rav name,,,the podcast is not called 72 stitches!! It's called KNIT ALL THE YARN, Lisa on utube,,,,, Also Kay at crazy sock lady does,,,,,scrappy too,,,,,
Great episode. Your Felix pullover is gorgeous! All your shawls.. beautiful! Happy birthday to your daughter.
Thank you so much!
I loved seeing all your favourite knits. Thank you so much for sharing. I always enjoy your videos.
Thank you for watching, Dana!
Hi Amber 🤗 I loved seeing all your favorites 😊 Thank You so much for sharing ❤️
Thanks so much, Sara!
I love your update. It’s always interesting to see how your projects have warn and your favourites.
Thanks for watching, Rowena!
Your work is simply beautiful. The finished products are perfect, Soooo talented,
Awww, thank you so much, Annette. That is so kind of you to say.
Thanks for sharing all your favorite projects. They are all lovely.
Thank you so much for watching!
What a fun episode! I really enjoyed seeing your favorite knits.
Thank you so much!
Really loved seeing and hearing about your favourite knits. It was a joy to see 💖
Thanks so much for watching, Silvia!
Amber!!!that was so inspiring!!!!I think I put all UR knits in my favorites!!!
Love them all,,,,,Going to try some rustic shawls,,,
Love scrappy projects,,,Too,,,,
Lisa ,at 72 stitches does alot,,,,of scrappy,,,
Great idea doing a granny square!!!feel like Crocheting and have lots of leftovers,,,!!and can double up fingering!!!
Thanks so much,,,,
Sweet sweet puppy at the end!!!
Elaine🏘🏠🏡
Hi Elaine! I'm so happy you found it inspiring! I've never heard of 72 Stitiches so I'll look her channel up. Thank you!
love your beautiful projects...Love your spider plant, looks like it likes where its at..
Thank you! ❤
I so enjoyed this episode and to see your favourite sweaters. The no frills pullover is nice. It is interesting to see your other fav knits. Stay well til your next episode
Thank you so much, Rosemary!
Loved all your favourite knits! I’d love to see your scrappy collection. I know a Russian knitting podcast episode where the knitter shows her projects..if you’re interested..haha
Hi Lana! Thank you so much!
Loved this episode, I enjoy them all😊 but it was so nice to see what you loved,of each knit. I’m thinking of doing Felix for quite awhile, but I’ve only ever knit one sweater for my granddaughter out of super bulky . I have the hat and mitts in my cart😄😄, Berroco yarn in my cart. So thanks for helping me spend some money😄😄😄.
Haha! I think the Felix would be a great first adult-sized pullover for you to knit. It's an easy and fast knit!
Fun! Thank you, Amber! -lajoyagirl
Thank you so much, Nancy!
love, love, love your lap afghan! 😉
Thank you, Jane!
Really like all your knits, especially that minty-pink Vertices United, it have just great colour combination! I should try those colours together in some project too! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you, Talya!
Hi Amber. This is the first time I have seen your podcast, which is just so warm and friendly. Thank you! Tanis From Tanis Fiber Arts did her city limits (worsted) in a fade of five colors but her non turtle neck version of her Metropolis (chunky) is a scrappy project in which she used about thirty! different scraps. The fade is beautiful. I want to try it! Fingering weight held triple with a strand of mohair. All the best to you!
Hi Teri! I'm so glad you enjoyed the video! And thank you for the scrappy pattern suggestion! I'll check it out!
Ooooh, yes, Scrappy Roundup please!! It’s so satisfying to be able to use the *whole* ball of yarn ☺️
❤ It's so satisfying!
Funny as soon as you were describing the label I was saying cloudborn! I’ve made the vertices unite and the campside and was also saying yes that’s right. lol
Yep! It was cloudborn! I found a skein on my shelf afterwards. I could see the ball band in my mind and I thought it had clouds on it. Haha.
All are so beautiful!! ❤❤❤ you are blessed!
You are so kind
Thank you for sharing. I’ve been wanting to make The Felix, yours definitely inspired me.
Thank you so much! I'm glad you caught some inspiration from watching! ❤
Super pod as always so informative. Scrappy pod would be fun.
Thank you so much!
Loved it so much. Thanks.
Thank you so much, Cassandra! ❤
Good to see you again!! Blessings to you and yours!
Hi Lucille! Thanks for watching!
thank you Amber!
Thanks for watching!
Thank you Amber. It was fun seeing your most worn knits. I enjoyed your reminiscing about each one. I especially remember when you made that cowl because I loved the leaf pattern so much.
Hi Lori! Thank you so much for watching! ❤
Yarns by design was my local yarn shop to when I lived in Pittsburgh (Gibsonia).
There used to be a yarn shop in the Wexford/Gibsonia area. I stopped there once about eight years ago, but it ended up closing.
Thank you so much for showing your beautiful and usable projects, special thanks for writing the links. You are a treasure of a person!
Awww. Thank you so much. You ate so sweet!
Lovely video. Felix cardigan is my favourite. Made 2 in 2 months last year. Wear them all the time. That said I always wear it buttons closed. Think I shoukd make the pullover!
Haha. Yeah, I think I'm just going to make another pullover. I wear it enough to have two!
So good to see you again and enjoyed seeing your favorite knits. I was inspired so I took notes. I really want to knit the Felix pullover and I may use my Nutiden yarn. I think you should do the Felix cardigan because that’s on my list, too. Thanks for taking the time to making the episode!
Hi Nancy! Oh, I'm so happy this episode inspired you! I think the Nutiden would be good for the Felix. Maybe hold it double? That would make it a heavier weight.
@@alovelyyarn Yes, I agree that it would need to be doubled. I have so many ideas “queued up” it’s laughable! How will I ever choose?! Actually, I’m taking a brioche class the next 2 Saturdays to knit a cowl so that’s my immediate focus. I’ve never done brioche before so I’m excited.
@@nancys5996 have fun learning! I really enjoy brioche! It's such an interesting stitch.
I have made many, many garments of varying complexity but I agree that the Felix Pullover is one of the best garment patterns around. I made one for my 19 year old daughter and it is the best fitting sweater I’ve ever made any of us. The design is timeless.
Yes! It really is a timeless knit. I love it so much! Thanks for watching!
Hi Amber! I really appreciate episodes like this because it is so helpful to hear about how patterns and especially yarn hold up over time. I love all of the sweaters you showed and haven't knit any of them yet so lots of inspiration for my queue! Thank you :)
I'm so happy you enjoyed it and found some inspiration!
New to you, from Studio Nora. Love your podcast. I usually don’t walk away with ideas of things I’d actually make myself, but I got a TON of ideas from this podcast. I kept pausing and going to Ravelry to find the patterns and then Webs to find yarn. Definitely have a sweater, cowl, hat, and mitts planned now. That’s a LOT for me. I’m slow. I’ve been accumulating minis and am thinking of making the Potter Advent Blanket by LJ Stone.
Oh, I'm so glad you found some inspiration here, Carolyn! Thank you!
I’ve knit 3 Felix pullovers and wear them constantly. Now I want a 4th one in that red. I’m at this minute knitting a No Frills and have had trouble with the increases too.
Haha! I love it! Ok. I think I'm going to just knit another pullover rather than a cardigan. I do love it so much!
Thank you for another wonderful episode, Amber! I really enjoy your podcast! I love your calm and happy vibe.
I also have dedicated mugs for my tea and coffee. :)
So many of your favorite knits are my favorites as well. I wear No Frills sweater, Vertices Unite shawl and Oslo hat a lot!
Now I'm very tempted to make Color Craze shawl. Yours is just lovely!
Big yay to the scrappy episode! I loooove scrappy projects! I always have something on the go. I never throw away even the smallest bits of yarn, everything gets used over here.
Thank you once again! I will be waiting for your next episode!
Warm greetings from Finland!
Hello Jana! Thank you so much for your kind, encouraging words!
I think you would really enjoy the Color Craze Shawl. I found it really enjoyable to knit because I was constantly changing colors of yarn. Plus, there are different stitches mixed in, so that also kept me engaged. I would love to see your version of it!
I knew your farmhouse shawl would be included in your favorites😀. I loved the creamy colored one you did, and got the pattern as soon as the podcast was finished. Of course, I haven’t knit it yet. I’m still on a sock kick. I’m making V is for Valentine socks right now. Getting ready to start the heel. The Crazy Sock Lady, and I think Knitty Natty does scrappy projects, as well. The Bakery Bears also has done a podcast on scrappy blankets. I think the Sea Glass sweater is beautiful, and it uses scraps held with a plain color. A couple of knitters are making it. Enjoy your week!
Hi Cindi! Yep! It surely made the list! I think the original one I made was for my sister. ❤ Thank you for the scrappy project podcast suggestions! I have been seeing the Sea Glass sweater on instagram. It's so pretty.
Thank you for this episode! It's very fun to see what other knitters love! I would love it if you tried them on for us so we can see how they fit!👍
Thank you for watching! I had thought about trying the items on while I was filming. But then I ran out of time to actually do that afterwards and edit it in.
Oh goodness, now you have me wanting to knit even more projects than i already had planned. I can’t decide which to do next but now i am loving the Farmhouse Shawl. I am not crazy about shawls but i think i would like to make it a little bigger like some others have done on Ravelry. Love seeing all of your beautiful knits. 😊
That's a great shawl. Obviously I think so since I've made it so many times. I made my sister's massive, much larger than mine. It's like a blanket shawl and she keeps it on her recliner to cuddle up in.
This was such a fun episode, Amber. Thank you for sharing your makes. The Farmhouse Shawl is on my Make 9 list for 2022. I love making scrappy projects, mostly blankets. I have 3 on the go at the moment. A cozy memories, a granny stripe and the Battenburg.
I love the Farmhouse shawl! So cozy! Especially the one I made my sister. I made it much bigger than mine so it's basically a blanket shawl!
A wonderful episode! I love seeing all your handmades. You have inspired me to think about making a Felix Cardigan. I love all things scrappy! Looking forward to it! Happy Creating!
Hi Angela! Thank you so much!
Great podcast
Thank you, Liz!
I loved this episode Amber. I especially love the sweater portion and how you went into detail about the yarns you used and how they are holding up. I'm just getting into knitting sweaters and I am finding that I'm moving away from the superwash wools and loving the non-superwash as they seem to be more of a workhorse and don't pill as easily and keep me more warm. I love the look of small dyer yarns though but I think I'm going to keep those for shawls instead.
Your episode also makes me want to cast on the Felix sweater.. It keeps coming up and calling my name.. so I may run to my yarn show and pick up that berocco yarn you mentioned in the near future :)
Warmly,
Jenn
Yes! Nonsuperwash definitely holds up better!
The Felix pullover is such a quick, easy knit. I really want to cast on the second one but told myself that I needed to finish the Dreyma sweater first! 😆
@@alovelyyarn i totally get it. I'm almost done with the body of the Corolla sweater but lost steam because i started it before I found my love for nonsuperwash and I used Berroco wool dk. Oh well I'm going to be mature about it and just finish it up because I do love it and I'll just use a de-piller when needed. Then as a reward I'll be casting on the felix.. hopefully in a couple weeks if I stay diligent.
@@theknottyoaktree1017 That sounds like a great plan!
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Thanks for watching!
I love these type videos. Thanks for doing this. Lots of info that makes me think.
My first big shawl was Drachenfels and it's what I always put on my shoulders in the evening if it's a little chilly. I did a Vertices Unite with scraps and made it a medium size (winging it) and I LOVE it. It's my most worn outside shawl lately. Love love love my 2 Felix pullovers. That's a great pattern.
Love all your knits. So inspirational.
Hi Jeanne! Thank you so, so much! 💓 So many people love their Felix pullovers! I decided to make another pullover instead of the cardigan. I wear the first one enough to justify having two!
Wow, what a throwback! I remember watching your podcast episodes and think - wow, you knit so many Campsite shawls and now here it is again! This episode was lovely! Made me rethink my queue, will need to add the Arboreal a bit more towards the too ☺️😅
Thanks so much for watching, Laura! I'm so happy you enjoyed it!
Lovely to see you again Amber and a lovely podcast. I must knit the Felix sweater this year, love the colour of yours. I did find a stockist of Berroco yarn in the UK but not the mercado yarn which looks lovely. I am knitting the Manou sweater at the moment by Isabell Kraemer, her patterns along with Jennifer Steingass's always fit very well. Love all your shawls another thing i never knit which i must put right this year. Thank you again for a lovely episode and sending warmest wishes from our house to yours x
Hi Sharon! So thankful you watched and enjoyed! I've never knit an Isabell Kramer pattern! Sounds like I need to change that!
I love all of these projects! Thank you for sharing these and telling why they are your faves. Some of these were already on my list to make….might have to add some others!!
Oh I'm so glad you enjoyed! Thanks, Susan!
Thank you Amber! Seeing your favorites motivates me to make more of my own, as I've given away (or sold) most of my makes. I also enjoyed your coffee recipe while watching you, I made it in my own handmade coffee mug, and added a pinch of nutmeg! I'm so glad to know you, a knitter and a barrista! May God continue to bless you and your family 🧶
Aww, Kay, you're so kind! I'm glad you found this episode inspiring! ❤
What a fun episode! I am inspired to set a goal this year to make my own sweater. I’ve made sweaters for others, just not myself.
Thank you for the time it takes you to make these episodes.
Hello! Yes! Knit yourself a sweater! ❤❤❤❤
I loved this, Amber! I’m so happy you like your Felix because I’m knitting one right now. 😊 Do you remember if you knit the body length to pattern or did add any length? Thanks so much! I always enjoy your podcast.
Thank you so much!
And, yes, I probably added at least a little bit of length, as I usually do when I knit sweaters.
Great episode and looking forward to the scrappy one!😊Love all your makes…they are beautiful! I’m actually working on the Felix pullover right now…this will be my first knit sweater. I’m keeping my fingers crossed that it will be wearable once I’m done.😂
Yay! You will do great! I think it's a great first sweater pattern!
That was such a lovely episode. I love your birch yarn sweater, looks so soft and cozy.
I would like to make it too but to be honest I am very hesitant to buy any pattern from Petite knits as I have heard few times ( you are not the first one mentioning it) that her pattern - writing is rather bad ( compared to others ). I am a novice knitter and I fear getting a pattern with not clear enough instructions would be waste. Was No thrills overly complicated ( apart from confusion with GSR)?
Hello! No I don't remember the whole pattern being confusing, just the part with the short rows or the raglan increasing. I honestly can't remember exactly. To be honest, there are probably other, very similar patterns that might be more clearly written. I've seen them on ravelry but I don't know the exact pattern names. Maybe do a ravelry search for basic raglan sweater or classic raglan sweater.
Thanks for watching!
Great episode! We’ve all made things that we love and wear all the time, and other things that just don’t get as much use. I enjoyed hearing and seeing your top knits list! Funny, I had the same issue with the No Frills sweater. It’s been awhile, but I remember getting confused and frustrated and abandoning it altogether! My favorite plain raglan pattern is Joji’s Simple Raglan. I’ve used that one several times. Good to see you again!
You're not the only one that was confused by it, Carol! Like I said, I heard it from multiple people.
Thank you so much for watching and for recommending the pattern by Joji! I'll look that one up!
Check out Crazy Sock Lady, she does scrappy projects. Occasionally she does one of her Scrappy Sunday episodes.
Thank you for the suggestion!
Kay from thecrazysocklady has a number of scrappy projects.
Thanks!
Isn’t the Christopher Hat just like the Musselburgh Hat?
Yes, I believe so. I've never looked at the Musselburgh hat pattern, but I've had other viewers mention the similarity. I bought the Christopher Hat pattern years ago. It's written for worsted weight yarn so I just adapt it for different weights when I need to rather than buy a new pattern.
Cloudborn from Craftsy? Farmhouse Shawl
Yep! That was it! I found a skein of it on the shelf afterwards! 😊
Sorry amber think that's her rav name,,,the podcast is not called 72 stitches!!
It's called KNIT ALL THE YARN, Lisa on utube,,,,,
Also Kay at crazy sock lady does,,,,,scrappy too,,,,,
Thank you for the clarification! ❤
Can you please tell me is there any yarn swap partners group thank you.
Hi Mary! I'm not personally aware of any, but that is a good idea!