Sanna, your knits are so beautiful! Could you perhaps do a ‘big’ video project where you teach how to knit one of your sweaters step by step? I’m learning how to knit and and know the basics but it would be so helpful to also see you do the whole project with some general explanations. 🙏😃
Oh! I would love this too. Also, how you care for your sweaters, keep them from staining (I watched the snow washing and loved it), how often you wear your sweaters and how long they last in real life! You do such beautiful work!
Your knits are so beautiful! I think we knitters are similar all over the world keeping a stash of yarn that refills as quickly as we empty it. I think it’s because we see the love in each skein, wrapping us with warmth!
I was born in India: in childhood, I remember my mum used to knit a lot. She also had a stash of wool and in my childhood, me and my sister wore sweaters knitted by Mom, even our school sweaters. She also made sweaters, gloves and socks for dad, our grandparents and other family members: As far as I remember she learnt it from the group of women who lived in the same society since our dads worked in the engineering projects of the government, they made small settlements in remote areas where they can live with their family. Pretty much like a job of a armed force personals. My dad was not in the army, but in the engineering services for a Governmental organization building hydro electric dams So I spent my childhood in the mountains of Himalayas, which more or less has the vibes of Northern Finland I guess. Probably such passions come naturally to women living in such places: When I was 6, my dad passed away. Unfortunately, my mom had to throw away her passion projects and go to work to. Luckily since my dad was in Central Government and died on duty, my mom was able to get a good job in the same Government organization, not the same post as my dad of course, since she is not an engineer, and she didn't think twice to have it because she had to raise two children, me and my sister. We moved to a big city where my mom was born and raised. Now she is very old, unable to do these things, but hopefully she would enjoy this video. . She doesn't understand English very well, but I will surely share this video with her. It brought back nostalgia to me. Thanks: 🙂🙂
@@ceilconstante640 Thank you for the nice comment and yes, I agree with you. I follow few lifestyle channels just to sometimes escape the mundane city life and this channel is one of them.
I realize that and knit continental style but the way she tensions the yarn with 2 or more colors is consistently fast, seemingly flawless and efficient. Truly amazing!! Thank you!
I am a new knitter. I’m also 65 years old. It’s never too late. And yes, when I do this, it gives me a sense of calm well until I make a mistake. I love your work and your videos. Thanks for sharing.
Ah, don't worry about mistakes you just learn from them. Im not a perfect knitter but I don't make too many anymore because I check all the rows as I go along, but I do not knit complicated things either. I would love to knit lace shawls, but tooo many mistakes, so I just knit cables now and little bits of lace patterns in my sweaters here and there, much easier to keep track of mistakes and progress. Wish you all the best, welcome to knitting life, it's fabulous!!!
I started knitting this year because of you! I saw you weaving in ends in one video and thought: if she can do it so can I! And I’m loving it thank you ❤
I am also from South Africa and love your lifestyle that is so different from here. Your talent is breathtaking and you are a very gifted Lady. I watched some of your sour dough baking and the calmness and beauty in motion you bring to your videos is incredible. Thank you for sharing your life with all of us ❤
12:33 Definitely knitting teaches you a lot of lessons. Perseverance and patience. Knitting is a life long learning experience that will challenge you forever. It's worth every stitch, every mistake you have to undo and re-do, it's worth all the hours you'll invest in learning to work with different yarns, techniques and working different things out. It teaches you to better organize your thoughts I find, creating patterns and different ways to put them together and learning the history of knitting and all the different cultures that embrace this is mind blowing.
I too am an avid knitter. I can so relate to when you showed all your wool. I too have a collection, however, always seems to buy more for certain projects I have in mind. I have given away wool and then I end up acquiring more. I heard a fun saying about knitters. you can tell we love to knit, as we rip out a lot and then we just keep knitting. For projects where it works I put in a life line so if I do have to rip back I don't lose any stitches and only have to go back so far. It works well in the shawls I have made where they are made in sections. I also love the feel of wool against my skin. Thanks for the video I so enjoyed seeing all of your sweaters and a few I will look for the pattens you mention here. Happy knitting.
I finally got to sit down and watch this lovely episode with my needles in hand and a cup of tea 😊 And it did not disappoint. I watch a lot of knitting podcasts but there is something special about seeing knitting so organically incorporated into life - the fact that it appears one way or other in most of your videos is wonderful and spending this time talking about just your knitting practice was the icing on the cake! ❤ I hope it will become a regular feature of your episodes. Your channel and your work is so beautiful, Sanna. ❤ from Ireland.🧶🍀
I echo Anna’s message would love a video tutorial on how to knit one of your raglan sweaters. I love them. I actually have moved to crochet but would follow a knitting video. These patterns are beautiful!!!
I am in absulute awe of your knitting. You are so gifted and talented, in all that you do. You have inspired me to start knitting, but l am still keeping to very simple projects. My dream is to finish a beautiful sweater. Thankyou always for your warm, inspiring videos. I always get so excited, when l see a new video, of yours pop up on my notifications. Thankyou for joy, and happiness you fill all our hearts with.💞💝💞
I haven't knitted anything for years, but watching your video has totally inspired me to get to it again! Being born and raised on the Faroe Islands, which also has a great history of knitting, and more sheep than people, I learned to knit while in kindergarten. And now that fall is here I really miss the familiar cozyness of knitting while drinking a cup of tea :) Thank you for your lovely and inspirational video!
My mom and my older sidter knited. I am not sure who she learned it from but my sister learned from mom. Mom did such an amazing job. She exactly knew how to creave sleeve holes or the neck line. She had such a good eye for measurement. She was known as the best knitter in the family! 🙂 Sanna, you have such a great talent.
Olet todella intohimoinen neuloja. Sain sulta vinkin ohjeesta Black Rose ja tein sellasen nyt keväällä. Minun värit ovat tummia, mutta ehkä teen vielä vaaleapohjaisen samalla ohjeella. Neulominen on ihanan rentouttavaa ja joskus pitää myös purkaa. Kärsivällisyys kuitenkin palkitaan, kun valmis työ on hyvä. Tuo lankavyyhden luominen kerälle oli aivan ihanan näköistä touhua ja toivottavasti moni sai inspiraatiota neulomiseen. Esi-äitimme ovat viisaita, kun ovat onnistuneet valmistamaan hyviä välineitä monenlaiseen tekemiseen ja kiitos kuuluu myös Esi-isillemme. Kiitos hyvästä videosta! T. Merja Rovaniemeltä 💗💗
Your knitting is amazing. I do not knit. Many reasons why, but to see your work and color choices & patterns you choose is beyond beautiful. Truly. You may see it as not much to rave about. But for those of us who cannot do that kind of work. It is priceless. i think you would be amazed how much people would pay for a sweater like one of these. You ought to try it and see. Here in US we can get premaid tags to sew into garments with our names written on them to add a personal touch to the finished garment. Thanks for sharing this one. I thought it was really special! Tell us more!
This video is a work of art: all the lovely naturals (wool) and primitives (decor), and traditional handcrafting. I find it very soothing and will return to watch it repeatedly. Love the primitive decor, your sweet voice and soft smile. Softly-patterned sweaters, sweet life. Sweaters were nearly my religion as a teen; I left many of them behind (I must replace my reindeer one!). But I still find Irish and Scottish handknit pieces when we thrift, and I hang them on our walls as they have such character. And I think I will now knit wool, yes, for pillows, and maybe one sweater, as I have always longed to do. Thank you. I still have some vintage Lopi pattern books from my teen years and you have reawakened my passion for them. The blue patterned mittens are so lovely: they and your bear pillow caught my eye. The mittens are also from one of the books you mentioned? Blessings of peace to you . . .
Well done, Sanna. These are all so beautifully made. My mother made most of my clothes growing up. I think many times, it is a lost art. So glad to see you showing others and giving inspiration.
Hello Sanna. I "found" you thanks to this video, I love what you have knitted, and you have re-ignited my love of knitting. I recently purchased a book called "Viking Knits" by Lasse L Matberg, which features the most beautiful knitted garments, that I know, you would simply just love, and I am looking forward to knitting the garments. Another designer you would like is a Finnish designer who now calls Australia home, and her name is Susann Kaartinen, who designs Finnish inspired knitted garments, again I am sure that you will love. Both of these designers can be found on Ravelry, however to get the patterns from the ''Viking Knits'' book, you will have to purchase it but it is well worth it. I have binged watched all of your videos too and love them, you are so inspiring. Love to Papau your beautiful little Shetland sheep dog and of course Rover! 🧶♥
I enjoy all your videos so much and love seeing your sweaters in them. I was happy to watch this video in particular - I was ripping out a shawl and rewinding the yarn by hand and loved that you were speaking about this very thing. It was kind of like we were knitting together for a few minutes. Thank you for the calming moments you share with all of us :D
I agree, it is truly incredible. I have been knitting since I was 4 years old( which was in the 60ties), but after watching Sanna knit I cannot figure out how on earth she is doing it.😁👌🏻
Thank you for sharing your beautiful creations. Since I live in Kentucky, USA, I don’t have the luxury of wearing such cozy knit wear. But that doesn’t keep me from knitting sweaters!! I have socks on the go always. I would love to live in your village for one year to experience the beauty in nature. Thank you. I love watching your videos
Such a beautiful and relaxing video! I loved the music and all the sweaters are incredibly beautiful ! I don't knit but used to sew. On many occasions I've had to rip seams and fix mistakes but always worth it in the end to have a well made garment.
I sympathise - I've had to unravel several things lately, then reknit. The thought of it always is so much worse than the actual doing, somehow. Once I start it becomes its own challenge (mainly how to stop everything getting tangled 😅) and I comfort myself with how much better the end result will be if I take this time now. I live your sweaters - beautiful work!
What an inspiring video with yourself and your beautiful sweaters , you are truly an amazing knitter. I myself can knit but very plain things, I took a class to learn patterns for a hat for myself, well when I was finished it was just the right size for my granddaughter who was 10. I think I’ll keep with the straight knitting. It was a fun class and I made beautiful friends. I truly enjoy your videos. Look after yourself and keep up the great work 🧶
Sanna… I am so glad I found your channel. You’re an inspiration and a gift! I can’t wait to listen to all of your episodes. I really loved this knitting themed episode. I’m an avid knitter and this was great.
Hienon näköisiä neuleita :). Itsehän en siis neulo yhtään, osaan vain oikeaa ja nurjaa vai mitähän ne oli juuri ja juuri. Neulominen on kyllä tosi meditatiivinen harrastus, jonkun tuommoisen tarttisin käsille puuhattavaksi jotta pystyisin ajatella esimerkiksi kirjoitushommia. Tuntuu vaan että itsellä villa kutittaa ja sormet kuivuu (silloin kun sitä vähääkään kokeilee neulomista). Ehkä itselle siis virkkaus voisi olla parempi. Isot rispektit kaikille jotka neuloo ja tekee luomuksiaan!
As a fellow knitter, I know how heartbreaking it can be to have to unravel, so I look forward to seeing your finished sweater in a future video. Happy knitting.
Omg why did I never think of having 20 different things started 😮 what a great idea! I’ve been only knitting on one thing, finishing it then going to the next. Time to try your method!
Thank you so much!!!! This video is absolutely inspiring!!! All these variety of yarns, sweaters in different patterns give the feeling of coziness and bring back to the childhood. Now I got this irresistable desire to learn how to knit.
Watched with constent tears in my eyes.U the beauty of humanity. I tried to run away from New York life to simple life but I have become a prisoner of my own making.😢❤.
I could watch this video over and over. Thank you for making us a knitting video. As a fellow knitter, I am so inspired by your beautiful work. I just got "the lakeside stitches" book a few weeks ago and I am so excited to knit some of the patterns from it. Thank you so much for sharing your knitting with us and showing us all of your beautiful sweaters.
Dear Sanna, Thank you for this video! What a beautiful sweaters you knit in amazing patterns. I just love them. I can't wear wool, it itches all day long, so that's really a pity. The colours of the wool are so 'wintery', love them. Maybe i could use another fabric and make a winter sweater too. I crochet a lot at the moment, but want to pick up my knitting needles for such a wonderful project. Could you do another video and show us how it's done? Love to hear you talk and your kindness makes me happy! Have a good day, love Ellen 🥰
Sanna, your taste is very good! Love all the colors and styles on you! I look better in shades of browns and blues in those kind of sweaters. The one that you are wearing with the turtle neck is gorgeous!! Love to have that in shades of brown and blues! Looks like a sweater you can wear for the rest of your life! Thank you for showing us all your wools and that efficient and fast contraption for turning skeins of yarn into balls of yarn, pretty cool ! Spring is coming for you guys! We are enjoying it here in Maine, USA, the most northern state on the eastern side of the U.S. It is so beautiful now with all the fresh greenery and many, stunning flowers from bulbs, shrubs, or trees....Take Care 💟
Loved watching this video, brought back good memories ( I'm old ), sitting in our tiny kitchen eith my mom and grandma me holding up the yarn on both arms while hrandma rolled it in a ball 😊 when there was mobody to hold the yarn I would use the back of a kitchen chair. Thanks for this Sanna. Susanna
Thank you so much for this knitting episode, Sanna 😊🧶 I was mending socks while watching it. I‘ve been putting that off for several years, but now I just need to do it. It‘s like unravelling your sweater, it‘s a bit boring and you would rather create something new. But sometimes it‘s just necessary, because after that, the piece will hold for many years 😊 happy to see more of your knitwear, your sweaters are so beautiful and I love your colour scheme 😊
Voi kuinka taitava olet kutomaan ja on ihanaa kuvitella sinun rauhaisaa neulomista siellä pohjoisemmassa💛. Iloitsen taitavista käsistä jotka olet saanut lahjana💛. Suloista kesän lämmön odotusta ja kasvun alkamista sinne pohjoiseen Suomeen🌱☀️.
Your knits are absolutely stunning! May I ask what sizes you usually chose for your sweaters to get that cozy oversized look? Also, is there a pattern for the sweater you are currently working on? It looks beautiful! Thank you for sharing your lovely creations with us. Much love from Germany ❤
I prefer " Work in Progress " myself. Absolutely love your sweaters and your gift for creating so many beautiful and useful things. Have a blessed week.
Wow! Thank you. I have stopped knitting for many years now... though I have some yarns in the cupboard. I will start again when I get hold of a nice book. Yes, you have inspired me a lot! From your grandma in Hong Kong. ❤
Hi Saana, and thank you for this lovely video of your sweaters. They are all so beautiful! Also, thank you for the book recommendations. Keeping warm in Canada.
i especialy got a cup of tea to watch your video with it , its so cosy to watch .your knitting ,video and photography skills are phenominal ,groetjes from the netherlands
The blue mittens were the same color that my Swedish decent grandmother knit a sweater for me one Christmas. It had reindeer across the breast plate and was my favorite. Great love great talent.
Thank you Sanna, your video is beautiful and so inspiring. I have been knitting a Scottish Aran jumper for many years, now I am motivated to finish it! 😊 From Australia. ❤
Wonderful video about inspiration and meaning of remaking already knitted sweaters. BTW your work is exceptional and you are very warm and deep thinker. Thank you for sharing your work and thoughts 👏💖
Thank you Sanna for making this episode! I've admired your many knits in your other videos and appreciated seeing your yarn cupboard and your new project. I've knitted with Tuku Wool but fingering weight. I'm sure I'd enjoy making a sweater with DK weight as well. The colors are so lovely! Hope spring has arrived for you by now!
All of your sweaters are sooo beautiful! I really enjoyed this vid. I only crochet presently, but would love to learn to knit. I have started several times, but my tension is uneven, gets tight, and I feel like my hands don’t work! I am so glad youtube threw your channel into my queue. I am now a new subscriber
I don’t knit …I always promised myself to learn but not as if yet 😏 but us crocheters have the same issues….yarn everywhere 😂😂😂 Your knitting projects are beautiful
Sanna Vaara your sweaters are all very beautiful you are so very talented. Can’t wait for more of your videos. Your are a very beautiful young lady inside and out. God bless always.
I have enjoyed watching your videos, Sanna, but was delighted by this knitting one as I am a great knitter myself. What a wonderful surprise! More please! X
I would have liked to hear your thoughts about what you did wrong that had you take the sweater apart and remake it. I hope you sho we a bit more about the disassembly, how you start the work over, and what changes you will make. Thanks for a great video. It inspires me to do more than darning my socks! Min mormor var 'en tysk stickmaskin.' She was one of the biggest influences in my life. She taught me a love of language, adventure, and my heritage. I am 75% Swedish and 25% German and recently moved to Sweden. What a great life I have had and lots left to do! Igen, tack så mycket før din video.
Hola, soy de Argentina y también tengo unos cuantos ovnis😂 como los tuyos, pensé que yo era la única que dejaba trabajos empezados cuando se me cruzaba otra idea. Gracias por transmitir tranquilidad cuando hablas.
Bravo Sanna pour vos travaux de collection de pulls, j'avais déjà observé il y a déjà quelques temps votre collection de gants tous aussi merveilleux d'originalités. Je découvre aujourd'hui votre technique d'enroulements de bobines artisanales très astucieuses ! Cordialement 🤩
I use only sock yarn or yarn with silk to stay natural as much as possible. I also use only natural yarns and have done a long Nordic cardigan with Plotulopi....I made mine open so no need to steek it and also got Icelandic metal buttons to match. I lengthened it 5 more inches as I enjoy wearing longer sweaters and cardigans.
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Sanna, your knits are so beautiful! Could you perhaps do a ‘big’ video project where you teach how to knit one of your sweaters step by step? I’m learning how to knit and and know the basics but it would be so helpful to also see you do the whole project with some general explanations. 🙏😃
Oh! I would love this too. Also, how you care for your sweaters, keep them from staining (I watched the snow washing and loved it), how often you wear your sweaters and how long they last in real life! You do such beautiful work!
Knitting in the Old Way by Priscilla Gibson-Roberts is all you need to
@@teripittmanthank you for sharing this!
You should sell them!
Lütfen Türkçe altyazı seçeneği olsun. Türk Dili kullanan 300 milyon insan var ve örgü seviyorlar yeni şeyler öğrenmek için heyecanlılar❤
I grew up with 80% of my clothes were knited. I love what you do and keep up the tradition of you country.❤
Your knits are so beautiful! I think we knitters are similar all over the world keeping a stash of yarn that refills as quickly as we empty it. I think it’s because we see the love in each skein, wrapping us with warmth!
I was born in India: in childhood, I remember my mum used to knit a lot. She also had a stash of wool and in my childhood, me and my sister wore sweaters knitted by Mom, even our school sweaters. She also made sweaters, gloves and socks for dad, our grandparents and other family members: As far as I remember she learnt it from the group of women who lived in the same society since our dads worked in the engineering projects of the government, they made small settlements in remote areas where they can live with their family. Pretty much like a job of a armed force personals. My dad was not in the army, but in the engineering services for a Governmental organization building hydro electric dams So I spent my childhood in the mountains of Himalayas, which more or less has the vibes of Northern Finland I guess. Probably such passions come naturally to women living in such places:
When I was 6, my dad passed away. Unfortunately, my mom had to throw away her passion projects and go to work to. Luckily since my dad was in Central Government and died on duty, my mom was able to get a good job in the same Government organization, not the same post as my dad of course, since she is not an engineer, and she didn't think twice to have it because she had to raise two children, me and my sister. We moved to a big city where my mom was born and raised.
Now she is very old, unable to do these things, but hopefully she would enjoy this video. . She doesn't understand English very well, but I will surely share this video with her. It brought back nostalgia to me. Thanks: 🙂🙂
I enjoyed very much reading your history of love and effort about your family and mum. 💜 Lovely words! Hello from Rosario, Argentina 🙂💐🇦🇷
@@euge21072 Thank You and hello to you from Lille, France! ☺
Thank you for sharing your life experience with us. This is a nice community here.
@@ceilconstante640 Thank you for the nice comment and yes, I agree with you. I follow few lifestyle channels just to sometimes escape the mundane city life and this channel is one of them.
I’m glad you’re looking after your mom and wanting to share this lovely video with her. I hope you both can together
I realize that and knit continental style but the way she tensions the yarn with 2 or more colors is consistently fast, seemingly flawless and efficient. Truly amazing!! Thank you!
I love your positivity, enthusiasm and energy. And I'm watching a knitting video, didn't think that would ever happen.
Your sweaters and your mittens are so very beautiful and you do a excellent job God Bless you dear ❤🧶🪡🪢♥️!!!
I am a new knitter. I’m also 65 years old. It’s never too late. And yes, when I do this, it gives me a sense of calm well until I make a mistake. I love your work and your videos. Thanks for sharing.
Ah, don't worry about mistakes you just learn from them. Im not a perfect knitter but I don't make too many anymore because I check all the rows as I go along, but I do not knit complicated things either. I would love to knit lace shawls, but tooo many mistakes, so I just knit cables now and little bits of lace patterns in my sweaters here and there, much easier to keep track of mistakes and progress. Wish you all the best, welcome to knitting life, it's fabulous!!!
I started knitting this year because of you! I saw you weaving in ends in one video and thought: if she can do it so can I! And I’m loving it thank you ❤
I am also from South Africa and love your lifestyle that is so different from here.
Your talent is breathtaking and you are a very gifted Lady. I watched some of your sour dough baking and the calmness and beauty in motion you bring to your videos is incredible. Thank you for sharing your life with all of us ❤
12:33 Definitely knitting teaches you a lot of lessons. Perseverance and patience. Knitting is a life long learning experience that will challenge you forever. It's worth every stitch, every mistake you have to undo and re-do, it's worth all the hours you'll invest in learning to work with different yarns, techniques and working different things out. It teaches you to better organize your thoughts I find, creating patterns and different ways to put them together and learning the history of knitting and all the different cultures that embrace this is mind blowing.
I too am an avid knitter. I can so relate to when you showed all your wool. I too have a collection, however, always seems to buy more for certain projects I have in mind. I have given away wool and then I end up acquiring more. I heard a fun saying about knitters. you can tell we love to knit, as we rip out a lot and then we just keep knitting. For projects where it works I put in a life line so if I do have to rip back I don't lose any stitches and only have to go back so far. It works well in the shawls I have made where they are made in sections. I also love the feel of wool against my skin. Thanks for the video I so enjoyed seeing all of your sweaters and a few I will look for the pattens you mention here. Happy knitting.
As a knitter myself, I found this so interesting Sanna. I love all of those colourwork sweaters - just what you need in your cold climate.
I finally got to sit down and watch this lovely episode with my needles in hand and a cup of tea 😊 And it did not disappoint. I watch a lot of knitting podcasts but there is something special about seeing knitting so organically incorporated into life - the fact that it appears one way or other in most of your videos is wonderful and spending this time talking about just your knitting practice was the icing on the cake! ❤ I hope it will become a regular feature of your episodes. Your channel and your work is so beautiful, Sanna. ❤ from Ireland.🧶🍀
I echo Anna’s message would love a video tutorial on how to knit one of your raglan sweaters. I love them. I actually have moved to crochet but would follow a knitting video. These patterns are beautiful!!!
I love your knitting. I made my husband a similar sweater about 50 years ago. He loved it.
I am in absulute awe of your knitting. You are so gifted and talented, in all that you do. You have inspired me to start knitting, but l am still keeping to very simple projects. My dream is to finish a beautiful sweater. Thankyou always for your warm, inspiring videos. I always get so excited, when l see a new video, of yours pop up on my notifications. Thankyou for joy, and happiness you fill all our hearts with.💞💝💞
I haven't knitted anything for years, but watching your video has totally inspired me to get to it again! Being born and raised on the Faroe Islands, which also has a great history of knitting, and more sheep than people, I learned to knit while in kindergarten. And now that fall is here I really miss the familiar cozyness of knitting while drinking a cup of tea :) Thank you for your lovely and inspirational video!
Здравствуйте!Не перестаю восхищаться Вашими прекрасными вязанными изделиями!🎉🎉🎉
My mom and my older sidter knited. I am not sure who she learned it from but my sister learned from mom. Mom did such an amazing job. She exactly knew how to creave sleeve holes or the neck line. She had such a good eye for measurement. She was known as the best knitter in the family! 🙂
Sanna, you have such a great talent.
Olet todella intohimoinen neuloja. Sain sulta vinkin ohjeesta Black Rose ja tein sellasen nyt keväällä. Minun värit ovat tummia, mutta ehkä teen vielä vaaleapohjaisen samalla ohjeella. Neulominen on ihanan rentouttavaa ja joskus pitää myös purkaa. Kärsivällisyys kuitenkin palkitaan, kun valmis työ on hyvä. Tuo lankavyyhden luominen kerälle oli aivan ihanan näköistä touhua ja toivottavasti moni sai inspiraatiota neulomiseen. Esi-äitimme ovat viisaita, kun ovat onnistuneet valmistamaan hyviä välineitä monenlaiseen tekemiseen ja kiitos kuuluu myös Esi-isillemme. Kiitos hyvästä videosta! T. Merja Rovaniemeltä 💗💗
Your knitting is amazing. I do not knit. Many reasons why, but to see your work and color choices & patterns you choose is beyond beautiful. Truly. You may see it as not much to rave about. But for those of us who cannot do that kind of work. It is priceless. i think you would be amazed how much people would pay for a sweater like one of these. You ought to try it and see. Here in US we can get premaid tags to sew into garments with our names written on them to add a personal touch to the finished garment. Thanks for sharing this one. I thought it was really special! Tell us more!
Your sweaters are absolutely gorgeous! 💙
She's such a sweet person !!
I watch her videos when I need too slow down....
As a past knotter.. I highly appreciate her work❤
This video is a work of art: all the lovely naturals (wool) and primitives (decor), and traditional handcrafting. I find it very soothing and will return to watch it repeatedly. Love the primitive decor, your sweet voice and soft smile. Softly-patterned sweaters, sweet life. Sweaters were nearly my religion as a teen; I left many of them behind (I must replace my reindeer one!). But I still find Irish and Scottish handknit pieces when we thrift, and I hang them on our walls as they have such character. And I think I will now knit wool, yes, for pillows, and maybe one sweater, as I have always longed to do. Thank you. I still have some vintage Lopi pattern books from my teen years and you have reawakened my passion for them. The blue patterned mittens are so lovely: they and your bear pillow caught my eye. The mittens are also from one of the books you mentioned? Blessings of peace to you . . .
Well done, Sanna. These are all so beautifully made. My mother made most of my clothes growing up. I think many times, it is a lost art. So glad to see you showing others and giving inspiration.
Beautiful knits ❤️ Your channel is lovely and soothing.
I am a long term crocheter and learned to knit basics in January 2024.
I love your sweaters. Thank you for sharing. I may knit again because of your great motivation. A 69 year old Swiss woman in Florida.
Hello Sanna. I "found" you thanks to this video, I love what you have knitted, and you have re-ignited my love of knitting. I recently purchased a book called "Viking Knits" by Lasse L Matberg, which features the most beautiful knitted garments, that I know, you would simply just love, and I am looking forward to knitting the garments. Another designer you would like is a Finnish designer who now calls Australia home, and her name is Susann Kaartinen, who designs Finnish inspired knitted garments, again I am sure that you will love. Both of these designers can be found on Ravelry, however to get the patterns from the ''Viking Knits'' book, you will have to purchase it but it is well worth it. I have binged watched all of your videos too and love them, you are so inspiring. Love to Papau your beautiful little Shetland sheep dog and of course Rover! 🧶♥
I enjoy all your videos so much and love seeing your sweaters in them. I was happy to watch this video in particular - I was ripping out a shawl and rewinding the yarn by hand and loved that you were speaking about this very thing. It was kind of like we were knitting together for a few minutes. Thank you for the calming moments you share with all of us :D
Upeita luonnonläheisiä värejä ja kauniita kuvioita. Neulominen on niin ihanaa. 🥰 Sun videoiden parissa tulee aina niin rauhallinen tunne.
Incredible! Now please share how you hold your needles and knit so quickly! You are truly inspirational!!
nordic people knit with the left hand called continental knitting ,it makes less vinger/hand movements that is why it s so fast
I agree, it is truly incredible. I have been knitting since I was 4 years old( which was in the 60ties), but after watching Sanna knit I cannot figure out how on earth she is doing it.😁👌🏻
Thank you for sharing your beautiful creations. Since I live in Kentucky, USA, I don’t have the luxury of wearing such cozy knit wear. But that doesn’t keep me from knitting sweaters!! I have socks on the go always. I would love to live in your village for one year to experience the beauty in nature. Thank you. I love watching your videos
Such a beautiful and relaxing video! I loved the music and all the sweaters are incredibly beautiful ! I don't knit but used to sew. On many occasions I've had to rip seams and fix mistakes but always worth it in the end to have a well made garment.
I sympathise - I've had to unravel several things lately, then reknit. The thought of it always is so much worse than the actual doing, somehow. Once I start it becomes its own challenge (mainly how to stop everything getting tangled 😅) and I comfort myself with how much better the end result will be if I take this time now. I live your sweaters - beautiful work!
What an inspiring video with yourself and your beautiful sweaters , you are truly an amazing knitter.
I myself can knit but very plain things, I took a class to learn patterns for a hat for myself, well when I was finished it was just the right size for my granddaughter who was 10. I think I’ll keep with the straight knitting. It was a fun class and I made beautiful friends.
I truly enjoy your videos. Look after yourself and keep up the great work 🧶
Sanna… I am so glad I found your channel. You’re an inspiration and a gift! I can’t wait to listen to all of your episodes. I really loved this knitting themed episode. I’m an avid knitter and this was great.
Beautiful! Inspiring indeed. I've always admired those who could knit a sweater, mittens, socks etc.
Hienon näköisiä neuleita :). Itsehän en siis neulo yhtään, osaan vain oikeaa ja nurjaa vai mitähän ne oli juuri ja juuri. Neulominen on kyllä tosi meditatiivinen harrastus, jonkun tuommoisen tarttisin käsille puuhattavaksi jotta pystyisin ajatella esimerkiksi kirjoitushommia. Tuntuu vaan että itsellä villa kutittaa ja sormet kuivuu (silloin kun sitä vähääkään kokeilee neulomista). Ehkä itselle siis virkkaus voisi olla parempi. Isot rispektit kaikille jotka neuloo ja tekee luomuksiaan!
beautiful inside , beautiful outside and you create beautiful things , thank you for sharing
Sanna your sweaters, mittens, socks are so beautiful! I wish I had your talent. Thank You sharing. I also Love this topic.
As a fellow knitter, I know how heartbreaking it can be to have to unravel, so I look forward to seeing your finished sweater in a future video. Happy knitting.
Wrong attitude. Unraveling gives you the joy to knit your yarn twice. It is the knitting that is the joy, not the finished object.
Your sweaters are lovely. I love watching your process. I do not have your talent, but certainly enjoy seeing you do this. Thank you for sharing.😊
Omg why did I never think of having 20 different things started 😮 what a great idea! I’ve been only knitting on one thing, finishing it then going to the next. Time to try your method!
Your appearance speaks to my heart. Thanks für your beautiful work and a pleasant video. 🌹
Thank you so much!!!! This video is absolutely inspiring!!! All these variety of yarns, sweaters in different patterns give the feeling of coziness and bring back to the childhood. Now I got this irresistable desire to learn how to knit.
Watched with constent tears in my eyes.U the beauty of humanity.
I tried to run away from New York life to simple life but I have become a prisoner of my own making.😢❤.
I could watch this video over and over. Thank you for making us a knitting video. As a fellow knitter, I am so inspired by your beautiful work. I just got "the lakeside stitches" book a few weeks ago and I am so excited to knit some of the patterns from it. Thank you so much for sharing your knitting with us and showing us all of your beautiful sweaters.
I couldn’t find the book you mentioned, would you mind telling me where you got it? Thank you
Sanna. Thank you for sharing your skill and wisdom. You have definetly inspired me to kick my knitting up a knotch.
Dear Sanna,
Thank you for this video! What a beautiful sweaters you knit in amazing patterns. I just love them. I can't wear wool, it itches all day long, so that's really a pity. The colours of the wool are so 'wintery', love them. Maybe i could use another fabric and make a winter sweater too. I crochet a lot at the moment, but want to pick up my knitting needles for such a wonderful project. Could you do another video and show us how it's done? Love to hear you talk and your kindness makes me happy! Have a good day, love Ellen 🥰
Nice to see you back my wife and I have missed you and your beautiful knitwear
My mother used to knitt for me when i was a child. It is something you do in winter here in austria. 😊
Sanna, your taste is very good! Love all the colors and styles on you! I look better in shades of browns and blues in those kind of sweaters. The one that you are wearing with the turtle neck is gorgeous!! Love to have that in shades of brown and blues! Looks like a sweater you can wear for the rest of your life! Thank you for showing us all your wools and that efficient and fast contraption for turning skeins of yarn into balls of yarn, pretty cool ! Spring is coming for you guys! We are enjoying it here in Maine, USA, the most northern state on the eastern side of the U.S. It is so beautiful now with all the fresh greenery and many, stunning flowers from bulbs, shrubs, or trees....Take Care 💟
Just thrifted my first vintage sweather made from finnish wool, so what a timing for this video!
Hello from a fellow knitter in the Blue Ridge mountains of Virginia. ❤
I don’t knit (my wife did a lot of knitting) but I found this fascinating. You do beautiful work! ❤
Loved watching this video, brought back good memories ( I'm old ), sitting in our tiny kitchen eith my mom and grandma me holding up the yarn on both arms while hrandma rolled it in a ball 😊 when there was mobody to hold the yarn I would use the back of a kitchen chair. Thanks for this Sanna.
Susanna
Sanna you have such talent and a good ‘eye’ for a beautiful pattern.
Do you sell your creations? I expect they are extremely popular.
Your knitting is so beautiful. I love your sweaters and mittens that you make. Now you have made we want to try your favorite yarn!
Thank you so much for this knitting episode, Sanna 😊🧶 I was mending socks while watching it. I‘ve been putting that off for several years, but now I just need to do it. It‘s like unravelling your sweater, it‘s a bit boring and you would rather create something new. But sometimes it‘s just necessary, because after that, the piece will hold for many years 😊
happy to see more of your knitwear, your sweaters are so beautiful and I love your colour scheme 😊
Voi kuinka taitava olet kutomaan ja on ihanaa kuvitella sinun rauhaisaa neulomista siellä pohjoisemmassa💛. Iloitsen taitavista käsistä jotka olet saanut lahjana💛. Suloista kesän lämmön odotusta ja kasvun alkamista sinne pohjoiseen Suomeen🌱☀️.
Your knits are absolutely stunning!
May I ask what sizes you usually chose for your sweaters to get that cozy oversized look?
Also, is there a pattern for the sweater you are currently working on? It looks beautiful!
Thank you for sharing your lovely creations with us.
Much love from Germany ❤
Sanna, you are so talented. Thank you for sharing this video with us. You are so kind🤗
Such beautiful knitting , colours, designs, and wool. So impressive. ❤❤❤
It reminds me of my late mother. She used to knit all the time.
Your sweaters are beautiful. They look so warm. You have captured the designs of the patterns perfectly.
Exquisite work.... the Foyka design is my favorite, I think. Thank you. I'm 77 and just learning to knit. You are right, it teaches patience.
Sanna, I love your comments and thoughts, starting around 13:25 and on. Very wise advice about starting over. Thank you!
The Blue one with the line of bears is stunning! Thank You for the presentation and words of wisdom! Skal
I prefer " Work in Progress " myself. Absolutely love your sweaters and your gift for creating so many beautiful and useful things. Have a blessed week.
Wonderful video, from making balls from yarn with that wooden piece, it’s all so nice, sharing books and patterns. Really liked it
Your knitting is beautiful, would love to see more knitting videos, maybe sharing sock patterns you made for your winter’s. Thank you 🙏
I sooo enjoy your videos 🤗 ! So calm, so peaceful. Thank you for sharing your everyday life Sanna 🙏❤️🙏
Wow! Thank you. I have stopped knitting for many years now... though I have some yarns in the cupboard. I will start again when I get hold of a nice book. Yes, you have inspired me a lot! From your grandma in Hong Kong. ❤
Hi Saana, and thank you for this lovely video of your sweaters. They are all so beautiful! Also, thank you for the book recommendations. Keeping warm in Canada.
i especialy got a cup of tea to watch your video with it , its so cosy to watch .your knitting ,video and photography skills are phenominal ,groetjes from the netherlands
My Grandma Larson loved to knit 🧶 and she made gorgeous sweaters and mittens. I still have little red mittens she made for me when I was four.
The blue mittens were the same color that my Swedish decent grandmother knit a sweater for me one Christmas. It had reindeer across the breast plate and was my favorite. Great love great talent.
YOUR DEDICATION TOWARDS THE KNITTING ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL.🌷
My beautiful friend , sweaters are magnificent . These were knitted proficiently
What a lovely podcast this was! I really enjoyed seeing your knits each is unique yet beautiful! I want more ! Best to you, ClaudiaSJI
Thank you Sanna, your video is beautiful and so inspiring. I have been knitting a Scottish Aran jumper for many years, now I am motivated to finish it! 😊 From Australia. ❤
Greetings from Ireland, home of the Aran jumper with all its cables and various other stitches, I have knit an Icelandic jumper some years ago.
Wonderful video about inspiration and meaning of remaking already knitted sweaters. BTW your work is exceptional and you are very warm and deep thinker. Thank you for sharing your work and thoughts 👏💖
Wow, what lovely jumpers.😊 You have such patience. I would've been tempted to overlook any mistake after all your hard work.
Thank you Sanna for making this episode! I've admired your many knits in your other videos and appreciated seeing your yarn cupboard and your new project. I've knitted with Tuku Wool but fingering weight. I'm sure I'd enjoy making a sweater with DK weight as well. The colors are so lovely! Hope spring has arrived for you by now!
Beautiful 🌿
All of your sweaters are sooo beautiful! I really enjoyed this vid. I only crochet presently, but would love to learn to knit. I have started several times, but my tension is uneven, gets tight, and I feel like my hands don’t work! I am so glad youtube threw your channel into my queue. I am now a new subscriber
Beautiful work from a remarkable young woman. God bless
Very interesting! Your wool sweaters are beautiful. Thanks for sharing!
I love knitting but there is not much time for it! There are so many patterns I would like to do and so many new skills to learn!
Beautiful jumpers.
Thank you for a beautiful knitting video. Would love to see more like this. 😊
I don’t knit …I always promised myself to learn but not as if yet 😏 but us crocheters have the same issues….yarn everywhere 😂😂😂 Your knitting projects are beautiful
Sanna Vaara your sweaters are all very beautiful you are so very talented. Can’t wait for more of your videos. Your are a very beautiful young lady inside and out. God bless always.
I have enjoyed watching your videos, Sanna, but was delighted by this knitting one as I am a great knitter myself. What a wonderful surprise! More please! X
I would have liked to hear your thoughts about what you did wrong that had you take the sweater apart and remake it. I hope you sho we a bit more about the disassembly, how you start the work over, and what changes you will make. Thanks for a great video. It inspires me to do more than darning my socks! Min mormor var 'en tysk stickmaskin.' She was one of the biggest influences in my life. She taught me a love of language, adventure, and my heritage. I am 75% Swedish and 25% German and recently moved to Sweden. What a great life I have had and lots left to do! Igen, tack så mycket før din video.
Hola, soy de Argentina y también tengo unos cuantos ovnis😂 como los tuyos, pensé que yo era la única que dejaba trabajos empezados cuando se me cruzaba otra idea.
Gracias por transmitir tranquilidad cuando hablas.
Bravo Sanna pour vos travaux de collection de pulls, j'avais déjà observé il y a déjà quelques temps votre collection de gants tous aussi merveilleux d'originalités. Je découvre aujourd'hui votre technique d'enroulements de bobines artisanales très astucieuses ! Cordialement 🤩
Thank you for the wonderful video. I enjoyed watching it. Greetings from Serbia🌍
I use only sock yarn or yarn with silk to stay natural as much as possible. I also use only natural yarns and have done a long Nordic cardigan with Plotulopi....I made mine open so no need to steek it and also got Icelandic metal buttons to match. I lengthened it 5 more inches as I enjoy wearing longer sweaters and cardigans.