Love in Stitches Episode 130 | Knitty Natty | Knitting and Crochet Podcast
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Watching: The Tinder Swindler, Love in Blind Season 2, Gossip Girl
Reading: Knitting Murder Mystery Series by Maggie Sefton- Book 14 “Knit to be Tied” (Good news! I didn't skip one accidentally.)
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Finnish Knitting Stories is great! She always has really cool projects on her needles, and she also runs her own yarn shop and dyes her own yarn.
What an easy, truly basic crochet cowl! Perfect for beginners-thanks for sharing.👍
Hello from Mounds Illinois. It’s storming here and my yard looks like a small river, it had rain so much and is supposed to turn to freezing rain and snow later. Which we don’t need.
I really like watching Professor Purl’s podcast! She’s a math education professor and is so sweet to watch. She also highlights local yarn stores by doing interviews! And can I recommend myself? 😂 Crowchet Creations but I only have like 70 subscribers right now lol… hoping to continue growing!
Your podcast is on my to-watch list! Haven’t watched yet but I’m excited to. I also love Professor Purl, she’s so sweet
@@livismith5007 awww I am excited for you to check out my podcast!
Ashley of Paper Crane yarns is really sweet. She has a podcast and recently opened a yarn shop in Alabama where she sells her own hand dyed yarn & project bags she makes. She shares her makes on her podcast as well.
Pret a manger- it means Ready to Eat! There are everywhere in the UK 😋 and the food is good. PS my "side WIP" has me laughing 😂
Cozy up knits! Love these ladies from Canada! 4 sisters and their mom. It’s so fun!
They are delightful. One of the first podcasts I started watching.
@@shetlandlace not sure how I stumbled upon the
But I am watching from the beginning! I hope this new segment helps me find another podcast to devour
@@sarahmaiers1338 same here. They are one of the few that Ijoined mis stream and went back to the beginning to catch up.
Side wip... Bahahaah. Dating the hat and cowl. Natalie.. you always make my giggle lol
I like watching Knit together with Kim en Jonna,
2 lovely ladies from New York I believe.
I second that! They are two delightful ladies!
A couple of podcasts I love to watch from here in the UK...
Penrose Knits - Laura is great podcaster and designer, her podcasts are so fun and very real.
This Nanny Knits - Lucy has a lovely and engaging podcast. Love her yarn choice and design choice. And great for socks too.
Giddy Yarns podcast - My fav yarn dyers podcast. It's like sitting down with a friend.
I’m so glad I found your vlog last week! It’s so inspiring and positive. I have taken a long break from crochet but that cowl is definitely going on my queue. I also love your weekly wins- such a good reminder for everyone to take time to recognize work!!
The Misadventures of Skein Cocaine! Gina is so entertaining! And she dyes beautiful yarn 💕
lolabean yarn co just started a youtube channel. it would be the best time to talk to them. also, needles at the ready, the bearded purl, aro knits and purl, martyn form knit 365, heather and hops, clo tricots. those are just a few that i love !
Whitney Marie Anderson - her sweet stitch markers you got were so neat! Would love to see some BIPOC makers showcased.
More KopyKali! She’s super talented and has done some cool experimental crochet in the past and has really cool sweaters
The Podcast I would like to promote is Finnish Knitting Stories. Jana is wonderful!
One of my go to podcasts is dosoknits. She just recently moved from Germany to Colorado, and makes some amazing projects.
Check out the two guys on needles at the ready. Fun to watch and they are amazing knitters with great taste. Ray has only been knitting for a few years. His work blows my mind. I love watching you. My son loves in Brooklyn and I think of him everytime I see your window view
Lives in Brooklyn. Lol
Hi Nat! I really recommend Fiber & Fox! Bella is a crochet wear designer, her brand is really interesting as far as her tag lines and her names for her designs. The designs are super clean and very wearable, her whole thing is making items that look knit and making knitters “jealous” (jokes of course)😂 she also knits on the side, mostly socks. I think you would really enjoy her. Someone else also recommended Professor Purl and I agree, she’s such a sweet soul and most likely would be so excited to be interviewed!
One of my favorite podcasts is Purled in Texas.
Great podcast!
You were correct.
"Prêt à manger means Ready to eat " 🙂
French speaking watching you from Montreal.
Keep up the great work!
Make good podcast. I love the two of them!
Very pink knit is also my go to ref 😂 I always share them with people asking me help and I don’t watch the video either 😂
I have been enjoying Finnish Knitting Stories. I love hearing about life in another country. Also do you get the Maggie Sefton books digitally? Our local library only has a couple and I haven’t been able to find a place I can borrow them. Thanks!
Love the mickey stitch markers. Can't wait to see the finish projects.
I love that you are promoting small podcasts! As someone who just started a podcast the beginning of the year, this is huge! My favorite small ones (under 500 followers) is Arkansas Yarn Cast & Knit Crits. Then a bit bigger (over 1,000) is Prof Purl, Emily Curtis & We Share Needles.
Lauren from Granite State Yarns is awesome! She dyes yarn and has a podcast. She’d be a great feature in the future!
The "side WIP" really cracked me up; you're really committed to the other WIPs but when they're not a feesable option then the sock will have to do 😂
As for podcasters, Roxanne Richardson is a great podcaster/TH-camr with a lot of interesting information. I had recently seen one of her videos where she was talking about bringing down her WIPs and she has "Finish it February" going on right now; that would have been a good opportunity for you guys to collaborate! Maybe you can have a segment with her about this topic and her experiences bringing down WIPs.
Would love to see you highlight the ladies at Purled in Texas. They are funny and one of the teenage daughters edits the show. It’s fun to see what they are up to when they put new episodes up!
You should look into audiobooks! My boyfriend and I were feeling like there was never anything new on Netflix so we got an audible subscription and have been loving it! It's great while I'm knitting because I don't even have to look up from my work! You can also get audiobooks for free from your local library with an app called Libby, which is awesome.
Hello Natalie, thank you very much for the fun episode. I'd like to recommend Finnish Knitting Stories that is produced by the lovely Jana, who is the lovely dyer and shop owner behind Kettu Knits and Lankakaappi. She is super talented and has a great weekly podcast about her knits and crochet projects.
the black knitter podcast is awesome
Hi. Another fun podcast Natalie. The podcast I would love to see you highlight is Frivolous and Frugal. They are two sisters who love the share their love for knitting. Their subscribership has been low and I don't know why because they are really funny.
I miss eating at Pret a manger. They have a bunch of locations in downtown Chicago. They have really good soup.
Hi Natalie, Prèt means Ready and you are correct with Manger, Eat. So it’s Ready to Eat. We have them in the UK but also in France.
The other podcasts that I like are Adore Knit and Needles at the Ready (Down Cellar Studio is also good, Jen is super nice).
Weekly win: got two papers in for my classes.
I enjoy your videos! Another podcaster that I enjoy is Whisky and Wool. She lives in New Jersey! I would love to see her on your channel!
Suggestions for newer podcasters: Prof Purl (from Portland,Oregon),. Another favorite is Ruth Loves to Knit.
please collab with voolenvine/kristen lehrer or well loved knits! i feel like their styles are very different so it would be really interesting watching the podcast between you and the other person!
I'm French Canadian and you're right, manger means to eat.
Yes ! "Prêt à manger" means ready to eat 😉
Would love to see you collaborate with Lisas knit club!
A TV reccomendation for you- this is going to hurt. Its brand new and i just watched it this week and WOW. its an amazing semi-autobiographical drama based on the book of the same name by Adam Kay, telling the story of his time as an obgyn junior doctor in the national health service. Would also highly recommend the book!
I would love for you to interview Black Purl Magic and Adela from Lola Bean Yarns.
Yes, Prêt à manger translates to Ready to eat.
A podcaster that I would love to see you feature is Chevis of Chevyrell’s podcast. She’s awesome. She knits and crochets and does other crafts too. Avery unique and interesting gal.
I watch Roxanne Richardson (Rox Knits on TH-cam). She holds the Level 3 Master Knitter Certification and has incredible tutorials on Tuesday and Tidbits on Friday. The other podcast I watch regularly is Melissa from Knitting the Stash (also on TH-cam). Melissa does lots of modifications of patterns for your own body and gives very good instruction.
I would love to see your sweater planning and setting it up on Knit Companion! Also, I seriously NEED to plan my sweaters more exactly!! My last sweater came out too big and I will probably frog sometime in the future. 😩 I’m going to watch your video on this topic. 5 things to do ….
Love your videos. I’m becoming more organized and focused on my projects! 💙
I would suggest Haxton Knits podcast. She is a Master Knitter so there is a lot of educational content. She is an American living in Japan so it’s also an easy way to hear about life in a different country. She only has 588 subscribers. I heard about One of a Kate through you, so the collaborations really make a difference. Especially since crochet content is so hard to find. I’m sad if the shawl make along is only going to be knitting.
Wonderful podcast! Thank you.
Hi KN, I really enjoy your videos and your personality which brightens my day(s)! I too like reading Maggie Sefton and I just finished CAST ON, KILL OFF. I alternate reading four cozy mystery knitting series. The other authors are Anne Canadeo, Sally Goldenbaum, and Peggy Ehrhart. I hope you get a chance to read them as well. Thanks for your content and for sharing your information, Lorraine V
Have you ever thought of doing a video on the type of needles and hooks styles you like live straight vs circular vs interchangeable and metal vs plastic and what brand’s you like using the most I know you like knit picks but I know there has to be other brands you love to use
Great podcast! Love the re-org on your channel, it is very nice!
Ooo so fun!
I love to watch woolen forest knits!
I also love to watch well loved knits.
The cowl looks beautiful and i love Kent's hat.
Good morning friends! From one coast to the other sending happy thoughts your way. Have a blessed weekend.
I'd really like to see a conversation with Laura from Penrose Knits. She went from novice knitter to full blown designer super fast and I'd love to hear more about the process for different designers..
the CreaBea knitting podcast is one of my favorites, Rebecca is so fun and really enjoyable to watch.
I also love Stacy Elstone's podcast (she is also a yarn dyer, which might be fun to see more of)
This was another really great podcast Natalie! 🥰🤩 I just love finding out about your current wips, and that jumper is so fun 😂🥰! Xx
Wow! You're so busy! I loved the cowl! The colors are beautiful! Hey from Hiddenite North Carolina!!💜💚
You’re work on boundaries coming through in your voice. Yay you!
I am so excited about your sock course cannot wait and hope that i will be able to purchase this course :) Do not doubt yourself you are the perfect teacher - I am very excited for you and your first course!!!
I would love to see a collaboration with Katrina Walser from Oliphant Kat. See has a TH-cam podcast and is a great knitwear designer. I just finished her Queen of Spades tee.
Hi Natalie, pret a manger means ready to eat! :-)
Pret a manger is ready to eat! They are an international chain - a lot of their locations in the US closed since 2020 (including the one here in Boston) since they are more popular in the UK ☺️
I am so glad to be back to watching your videos. I was unable to do so in Jan and early Feb. Really struggled with mental health. I think you are awesome. Keep up the good work. Congrats on 19K. Here’s to 50K.
One of my favorite podcasters is Ashlee of Ashlee's knitting. She is inspiring by her yarn and pattern choices. I always enjoy your podcast, fun and enjoyable.
My favorite podcasts are drowning in yarn and a yarn tail. My favorite shawl is Thea Coleman’s (baby cocktails) is Edtadour.
hehe - I have limited mental bandwidth at the moment. I sped the video up and was able to complete watching it. You are always enjoyable but at 1.5 speed, your Minnie Mouse voice is pretty funny. That sweater will be lovely - can't wait to see it finished. I love to see you and OneOfAKate together.
Thanks so much for sharing your making journey with us. I watch a number of podcasts, but some of the less known ones include Frivolous and Frugal and Chronicles of Yarnia.
A podcast I really enjoy is Sweetpea and Chickadee! I would love to see a collaboration with them!
I love your crochet cowl! I know how to crochet but never took the time to learn how to read crochet patterns. I go off TH-cam tutorials. I think I'll have to learn to make the cowl!
Last night I was looking for my next read and came across book.15.of the Maggie books ur reading. I only noticed it bc u said on DITL video.that 14 was the last. Just wanted to tell ya in case it's something new.
Hello Natalie. Good morning New York. Absolutely love the progression of your "KENT" cap. Looking really cool there. Great colorway. Any man would be extremely proud to wear that hat. I adore your positive attitude regarding your lifestyle. I absolutely despise negativity. Unfortunately there is a negative part in knitting socks. And that would "NEGATIVE EASE". Carry on Natalie. Enjoy the sunshine. See you next time. Ken 🐻
Great one! I suggest the yarn dryer Pan Fran Knit Co- Becky. Her yarns are magical and nothing like I’ve ever seen! Pops of RAINBOW in each skein and it knits up so cool!
Hi Nath, yes Manger is in French and said to eat
I always do magic loop except when I cast on for cuff down socks, I use 9" circulars for the cuff only. I love the magic loop method.
Hi! I’m wondering where the tutorial is for magic loop. I love watching your videos and the way you explain things!
I dont know if you can get it in the states, but I use the app Playpilot to learn where I can find series I want to watch. It had helped me alot and I hope it will help you to! 😊
What a great idea! I love seeing new to me makers! 🥰 I love Tracey from Grizzly Knits (stitch markers and podcaster), Christie from Christie Archer Designs (podcaster and knit designer), Roni from Inspired Fiberworx (yarn dyer) and I think it would be great if you could interview Irina Sharr from Fiberchats, even if it’s just for your group! I love that she also promotes makers and she interviewed you! 🤭
Also I’m so sorry I didn’t send you a message thanking you for meeting me at Bliss a Yarns when you visited Nashville!
You were asking about a recommended collaborator. I would love to see the behind the scenes of a yarn dyer-maybe one who uses different techniques such as self striping and tonals. Leading Men Fiber Arts would be my suggestion. I have met them at two trunk shows in Indiana and they are quirky and energetic. I love how approachable they are!!! And the reason for the company name is so fun!
I like Faith and Knitting!
Friday Knits from Australia
I'm french canadian, prêt-à-manger mean ready to eat. 😊
Some interesting people:
- HG designs crochet, Heather is a pattern designer from the UK who makes super cool granny square patterns, has a yt channel too (although her pregnancy is really hard on her right now, so no new videos in a while)
- chemknits yarn, Rebecca's videos are about dyeing yarn, and you can buy the yarn she dyed in her etsy shop! I've learned a lot from her, and I love working with her yarn!
- Roselikescrochet, Rose is a Podcaster too, and her charity drive is very interesting and maybe something you guys could talk about. She collects handmade items for an organisation called Wings that helps victims of domestic violence in Chicago.
I recommend A Lefty Knitter Podcast with Aquilla. She is a lot of fun, and her husband does small batch yarn dying. Also, I have a youtube channel too :)
Some newer podcaster that I love watching is Meridittle Makes. She reminds me of you when she talks about stash. No judgement for other people, just sharing her own goals. :)
EngineeringKnits does a lot of really great, unique content!
You need to do the Freddie Cowl, she has directions to make Toaster a matching cowl. I watch Knotty Knit Wits, they mentioned you which is why I'm watching and I love Finnish Knitting Stories.
Pret a manger means ready to eat :) it is French
Hello well prêt à manger means ready to eat, actually it's a game with the expression prêt à porter.
I love the crocheted cowl. Where do we find you patterns?. You are so sweet and talented. You are just blowing my mind with all that you do. Enjoy the day. It is really nice outside and Toaster will enjoy his walk. Have a great day
Love hearing about other podcasts! Three that I really enjoy watching are:
Creabea Knitting Podcast
SkeinsofDreams Knits
Knitted by Whitney
I love skeins of Dreams!
I’d love u to do a collab with Typical bliss!!!!
So kind of you to spotlight others in the knitting world! I recommend Day to Day Knits on TH-cam and Instgram. Sara Coehlo-Robinson is a knitter and designer. She is Portugese living in Knoxville, TN. Isn't that your home town? Anyway, she's fabulous.
For the make along in April, are you going to be choosing both a knitting and crochet pattern?
if you loved Love is Blind - definitely check out the Japan and Brazil seasons. I loved the 1st season of Love is Blind, but these versions were so much better in my opinion!
not french but currently learning french: prêt à manger means ready to eat! (google says it could also mean fastfood haha)
My local yarn mill, Yarn Factory, LLC in Colfax, ND. She makes beautiful yarn and I want to buy ALL OF IT. She raises her own alpacas and processes the yarn herself.
How about a collaboration with a Danish podcaster, designer and yarn dyer. I’ve test knit for her on the past and is a lovely person! CamijoKnit is her channel and her name is Camilla. Oh she’s also a school teacher so you have that in common too!
A good friend has a podcast called pjknits- would suggest checking her out. A skilled knitter who learned very classic methods and has great
ideas for Journalling her knitting.
Also would suggest a dyer called Freckled Whimsey Yarns. She does fabulous self striping yarn and I’d love to hear about her process.
So many good podcasts:
Knits n pieces - awesome ladies who do a fun live knit chat on Tuesday nights.
Frivolous and frugal - they are basically your favorite aunties
Finnish knitting stories
We share needles
Carla knits
Cozy up knits
Knitty McPurly