Hiya! Thanks for popping in to join the conversation 😀 I just thought I'd let you know that since I posted this, I have found a potential yarn for the Cuslett: Ancient Arts Lascaux Fine. It's ordered and on its way. I think it's going to be perfect Whoo hoo!
I think you should marl swatch the two blues - soft yack and majestic fluff together - see what happens! I am always amazed at the magic of marling. And thank you for introducing us to these designers and patterns. Your Wander swatch is GORGEOUS!!
Really enjoyed this episode thank you ! Loved the yarn in the sweater you're wearing . I hadn't realised how lucky I am to be able to wear mohair ,eeek ! I've knitted loads of things with a fungering weight yarn and mohair. About 5 Sophie scarves , the love note sweater, and a pinions poncho to name but a few 😀
@@Knicoleknits Yep! and a men's one no less. It even has what looks like mosiac at the base (but it's not). I loved the waffle texture in the body. If you enter the search terms "#16 Fair Isle Pullover" in Ravelry, you'll find it. Published in Vogue Knitting Holiday 1987. Reasonably simple as it is, there's a lot to be said about my naive youthful courage to do a knit like that with no experience and noone around to help me (and no youtube!). No wonder it took me well over a year, and I had never again attempted another stranded colorwork piece - until last month.
Your Wander vest swatch is wonderful. Can't wait to see your finished project. Thanks for your delightful videos. There's always a laugh out loud moment for me.
Yarns: I’m not crazy about mohair, not because I can’t wear it. I just don’t like feeling of it. I have recently made a sweater in, Sandnes Garn, Tynn Peer Gynt (itchy) held together with Drops Brushed Alpaca Silk. This sweater I can wear next to the skin, without irritating my skin.❤
Thank you for this great episode! 🫶🏻 Personally, I only like the Cuslett cardigan, but it's really good! I'll definitely knit it. I particularly like the asymmetries and the change in structure, which makes knitting more exciting (I get bored quickly doing the same thing over and over again, especially since I'm tall and wear XXL, the torso part can sometimes seem to take forever). I also absolutely can't wear mohair - no matter which manufacturer. My alternative is the base Clarabella (from Italy), which is made of baby alpaca, mulberry silk and extra-fine merino and which I dye myself. Warm greetings from halfway around the world from Austria! I'm always so happy when there's a new episode of you and Oskar❤️
Greetings back to you, my new friend in Austria! I'll definitely check out that Clarabella base. I have friends here in town who are yarn dyers, so maybe I can ask them to make it pretty for me...😋💖
you surely do do your homework when giving the deets of these patterns. Thank you for that. i had a thought, your swatches would make nice wrist warmers. some of those patterns are wayyyyyy out of my league of knitting skills but i adore all of them. i can't wait to get there though. you have a blessed Holiday season. how ever you celebrate. again, Thank you.
Love Jennifer Beale patterns! I'll also watch for the perfect yarn for that cardigan. I paused went to buy the sock pattern...mostly because I really liked the variations in the project pages❤. My goal next year is to try double-knitting...so I'm intrigued by your idea of using it in the cuff of a sock 🤔 😊
It's more the designers. Norah and Jennifer are definitely worthy of a closer look. Thanks. I enjoy your videos, even if I don't make/use the info. But I keep them for later.
@ it could be good for layering, though! A frustration I had when I was travelling in a colder area of Australia (which experiences what you might call spring temperatures, LOL!) was all the different ends of sleeves and how it was hard to make all the copious layers of clothing comfortable.
For the socks, I’d consider using the large variegated skeins for the base and alternating the 3 oranges as the accents (instead of 6 different accents)
If I need to add a lace weight yarn to a project, I have used Alpakka Følgetråd from Sandnes Garn with great success. It comes in tons of colours. It is not fluffy, but adds colour and weight when you need to use a lace weight.
I liked all of these patterns- but especially what you’re wearing. I too have a large pattern stash - I’m slowly purging it- I won’t live long enough to knit them all so I’m bagging a pattern and it’s yarn and it will be my go to for when I have castonitis! You know what I mean! I so enjoy your episodes and look forward to the next one! Although I tend to watch and make notes and watch again! Love my retirement!!
@@judithmuscroft8177 lucky you! Im counting down the years to retirement- 7 to go! Diligently working through my insane stash and pattern collection so by the time I retire I will go on a giant yarn splurge for a celebration
That Cuslet cardi is stunning in the pale blue on Ravelry. All fabulous Nicole. Thanks for your research efforts 🙋🏼🏴 p.s. your swatches are beauts ❤
It's always fun to hang out with you and Oscar. 😊 On the subject of Norah Gaughan's books, have you checked out her Knitted Cable Source book? Swoon-worthy! Oh, and as a P.S., perhaps Oscar would be willing to compromise and have you make him a cashmere blend dog bed? You could even work a mosaic pattern into it with some of your cashmere blend scraps! 😉😄
Well, aren't you just the little Oscar advocate? 😉😂 Yes! I have had Norah's cable book on my radar for some time. Maybe Santa will stick it under the tree for me this year 😇😃
Jungle Flowers: I would be so much more comfortable if you bought more of the dark grey. It's such a perfect contrast to the warm colours you plan to use with it. Also, that is one gorgeous swatch. The vest will be beautiful.
Lol!!! Which mohair yarn works for you? 😂😂😂😂 I've got mohair in my stash for a kit that I'm terrified to work up. I can't be sensitive if I've never had any touch me.
I’m really impressed by your colour sense! Love the colours for the Tove Shirt though it’s a bit beyond my expertise right now. But I’m definitely excited to try the slip-stitch socks.
Yarns: it still may not work for you, but Biches et Buches silk-mohair is LIGHT YEARS softer than Rowan Kid Silk Haze. When in Norway earlier this year, I also brought home a skein of Rauma Garn Alpaca Silk, and it also passes the “stick it under the bra strap and wear it” test. With both of these, I forgot the skein was tucked inside!!!! An alternative is to not two-strand-. I bought both Kos (Sandnes Garn I thin) and CaMaRose Snefnug in Norway. Both are blown yarns, light as a cloud, and soft soft soft. I made the Karla Cardigan by Anne Ventzel in the Snefnug which has cotton (not nylon as with the Kos) as the tube. I love it so much I’m scouting around for another pattern to have this floaty winter hug in a pullover. Last bit…I heard that the Danish don’t “do” schematics. Total bummer…the insanely popular Mette of Petite Knits doesn’t include schematics! I may make a croquis (body outline) so I can sketch up my own using pattern info. Anyway, waving hi from Maine!
Thank you so much for the great yarn ideas!! I had a feeling the lack of schematics was possibly a regional thing. So interesting that something we take completely for granted isn't a "thing" in another part of the world 🤔💖
The Bolin Cardigan sleeves would drive me CRAZY! But it's a great pattern. I love Cuslett also but I hate color work. Maybe stranded for me also but I'm not a very experienced knitter, and I do get flummoxed reading patterns.
Wearing two mohair shawls as I watch and am considering pulling out the third (hey it's cold!). All three were Fleece Artist kits using a mohair boucle (might have been a blend). I made them decades ago and really don't remember the details 😁 Really great line up of patterns. I surprised myself with how much I like the Wander Slipover (not usually a fan of v-necks) and I do love the Tove Shirt, but my que is already stupidly long, so probably won't be adding either to the list, but you never know!
Nicole, have you looked at the Cariad Fiber Art selection for your favorite? Loving that Bfl. I don’t remember what weight your sweater called for. I think my favorite tonight is the Bolin Cardigan. Do check out the Cariad though for years! Do love your podcasts!
I personally hate Mohair with a passion - both working with it, and wearing it. After some cumbersome testing of many similar yarns out there I found three that always work for me, are great to work with, AND have a good price (my opinion): Holst Garn Titicaca (100 % alpaca), Holst Garn Lucia (42% Baby Alpaca, 35% Mulberry Silk, 13% Merino Wool and 10% Yak), and Istex Einband. Einband feels rather firm and scratchy but becomes softer with each washing (especially if you use some hair conditioner during the washing) - my one year old nephew loves napping with/ on my Einband scarf and refuses to use anything else 😂. For me it´s great to get those extra lightweight but warm outdoor garments (when combined with any unspun yarn).
Thanks so much for those suggestions! I actually have some Einband, but rejected it because of the scratch factor. I'm going to swatch, wash, and condition and see what happens 😀😋
Yes I know not everyone can afford these bags but wouldn't people want to see what other people think of the bag before wasting their money? Like what other TH-camrs have said about this bag, I bought a kislux and I'm very happy with my bag. Thanks to the blogger, I showed this video to my sister and now she will definitely get the Louis Vuitton bag she has always wanted! Love this kind of videos!!
I love working with mohair and but I can't wear it. Gift knitting mohair only for me. I've used malabrigo silkpaca and yarnundyed baby alpaca but i think they have brushed merino i want to try too. Edited to add: the colors for your Tove sweater are similar to the hand-dyed i pulled from my stash for a day and night cowl. Something about that shade of blue mixed with a sort of rainbow multi.
Why not use merino for the Cuslett sweater? Does it have an itch factor? I haven’t ever seen those other sheep’s wool you’ve mentioned. Would you think about doing an educational video about different wools and the differences in the way they can be spun? I keep hearing about woolen spun yarns and have no clue what that means…. Looking forward to seeing those socks with the unique color combo…
Right. I said I didn't want to use merino necessarily, but then didn't say why. It is super soft for sure, but with that softness comes with a lack of durability. For a cardigan I know I'll wear often, I'd like something a bit more robust. I can be tricky to find yarns with both qualities 😊 As for a wool-types video, I did one on Yarn Substitution about a year ago that has some information about type, but you're right, I could and should do one that more focused on blends, plies, and spinning methods 😋
I tuck my printed pages into a page protector - they usually all fit into one, if I get the high capacity type. Then II keep them in magazine holders that I get from IKEA. I tried working with pattens strictly in pdf and various apps for a while, but ended up back with paper 😋
Appreciate the detailed breakdown! A bit off-topic, but I wanted to ask: I have a SafePal wallet with USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). How can I transfer them to Binance?
Uber-lucky human that can wear mohair. I've made April cardigan and a self-designed lace scarf in knitting for olive mohair paired with their merino. I've also used Lana Gatto and Lana Grasso mohairs. I've used the Lana Gatto lavender color mohair single strand for a beautiful light lace scarf, called chalice one ball scarf. It is so light, I want to double the width and triple the length for that scarf. I have some of lana gatto mohair left. I also used Lana Grasso mohair in an orange color for use in a scarf called river run. River run shawl by mango moon is a great stash buster, and the pattern is written so that you can do your own thing within the pattern. I made mine in shades of orange, green, and dusty pinks. Get tons of compliments when I wear it. I want to make another River Run with blues and greens. The picture shown on ravelry for the pattern I do not like at all. However, a LYS has 5 different River Run Shawls displayed and they are really cool and amazingly beautiful. Those shawls that were displayed in the LYS made me knit the pattern. I chatted with the owner, who made them, and she said you can really make the pattern your own. Which is true! Ha Ha Ha! I also have a Himalya type area - as Monty Python Holy Grail states, Huge Tracts of Land. LOL😂
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Hiya! Thanks for popping in to join the conversation 😀 I just thought I'd let you know that since I posted this, I have found a potential yarn for the Cuslett: Ancient Arts Lascaux Fine. It's ordered and on its way. I think it's going to be perfect Whoo hoo!
My all-time favorite manly pattern is Norah Guaghan's Beagle. So handsome. She's amazing. loved the patterns!
21:30 That’s a gorgeous colourway! Such great choices.
I think you should marl swatch the two blues - soft yack and majestic fluff together - see what happens! I am always amazed at the magic of marling. And thank you for introducing us to these designers and patterns. Your Wander swatch is GORGEOUS!!
You're so right - it did occur to me that I should try marling them together before rejecting the combo. You never know...😘
Really enjoyed this episode thank you ! Loved the yarn in the sweater you're wearing . I hadn't realised how lucky I am to be able to wear mohair ,eeek ! I've knitted loads of things with a fungering weight yarn and mohair. About 5 Sophie scarves , the love note sweater, and a pinions poncho to name but a few 😀
The second sweater I ever knitted was a Norah Gaughan Vogue knitting fair isle, for my brother, way back in the 1980s. I was so proud of that piece!
A Norah Fair Isle? You don't find that very often. I'm going to check that out...😃
@@Knicoleknits Yep! and a men's one no less. It even has what looks like mosiac at the base (but it's not). I loved the waffle texture in the body. If you enter the search terms "#16 Fair Isle Pullover" in Ravelry, you'll find it. Published in Vogue Knitting Holiday 1987. Reasonably simple as it is, there's a lot to be said about my naive youthful courage to do a knit like that with no experience and noone around to help me (and no youtube!). No wonder it took me well over a year, and I had never again attempted another stranded colorwork piece - until last month.
Your Wander vest swatch is wonderful. Can't wait to see your finished project. Thanks for your delightful videos. There's always a laugh out loud moment for me.
It's always so much fun to share the laughs! 😊
Love Jennifer Beale’s designs! Also loved your swatch for the vest. ❤. These posts are so much fun. I really tried not to make them expensive too 😂
Yarns: I’m not crazy about mohair, not because I can’t wear it. I just don’t like feeling of it.
I have recently made a sweater in, Sandnes Garn, Tynn Peer Gynt (itchy) held together with Drops Brushed Alpaca Silk. This sweater I can wear next to the skin, without irritating my skin.❤
I love the Wander Slipover and it has been added to my que for next year! thank you
It's a beauty, isn't it? I can't wait to see yours!
Thank you for this great episode! 🫶🏻
Personally, I only like the Cuslett cardigan, but it's really good! I'll definitely knit it. I particularly like the asymmetries and the change in structure, which makes knitting more exciting (I get bored quickly doing the same thing over and over again, especially since I'm tall and wear XXL, the torso part can sometimes seem to take forever).
I also absolutely can't wear mohair - no matter which manufacturer. My alternative is the base Clarabella (from Italy), which is made of baby alpaca, mulberry silk and extra-fine merino and which I dye myself.
Warm greetings from halfway around the world from Austria! I'm always so happy when there's a new episode of you and Oskar❤️
Greetings back to you, my new friend in Austria! I'll definitely check out that Clarabella base. I have friends here in town who are yarn dyers, so maybe I can ask them to make it pretty for me...😋💖
Fantastic! You have great taste! I’m interested to see which crochet patterns take your fancy as well 😊
you surely do do your homework when giving the deets of these patterns. Thank you for that. i had a thought, your swatches would make nice wrist warmers. some of those patterns are wayyyyyy out of my league of knitting skills but i adore all of them. i can't wait to get there though. you have a blessed Holiday season. how ever you celebrate. again, Thank you.
Thanks so much! Maybe i need a Wallet-Worthy patterns episode that's geared just for beginners 🤔😃
Love Jennifer Beale patterns! I'll also watch for the perfect yarn for that cardigan. I paused went to buy the sock pattern...mostly because I really liked the variations in the project pages❤. My goal next year is to try double-knitting...so I'm intrigued by your idea of using it in the cuff of a sock 🤔 😊
I'm planning a video on double-knitting - I just want to make some more samples first 😃
It's more the designers. Norah and Jennifer are definitely worthy of a closer look. Thanks. I enjoy your videos, even if I don't make/use the info. But I keep them for later.
You can come back to them any time! 😃
Well, darn, Frankie Grey Fibers is on Hiatus and not selling yarn right now.
I do love my joinery sweater and wear it a lot!
44:32 Yes. Yes, it is. I’m also a chronic sleeve shover. I can’t handle things hanging around my wrists when I’m trying to get anything done.
Yup. I may regret trying the long sleeve thing...😋
@ it could be good for layering, though! A frustration I had when I was travelling in a colder area of Australia (which experiences what you might call spring temperatures, LOL!) was all the different ends of sleeves and how it was hard to make all the copious layers of clothing comfortable.
For the socks, I’d consider using the large variegated skeins for the base and alternating the 3 oranges as the accents (instead of 6 different accents)
That's a really great suggestion - it would definitely be a lot simpler to work with!
The two colorwork swatches you made are beautiful! Like them so well... the understated contrast colors are shown off perfectly!
Thank you!
If I need to add a lace weight yarn to a project, I have used Alpakka Følgetråd from Sandnes Garn with great success. It comes in tons of colours. It is not fluffy, but adds colour and weight when you need to use a lace weight.
Thanks for the suggestion! 😊
Love all of these. I think the colors you have for the socks will be beautiful 😻
I liked all of these patterns- but especially what you’re wearing. I too have a large pattern stash - I’m slowly purging it- I won’t live long enough to knit them all so I’m bagging a pattern and it’s yarn and it will be my go to for when I have castonitis! You know what I mean! I so enjoy your episodes and look forward to the next one! Although I tend to watch and make notes and watch again! Love my retirement!!
I have a ton of self-created "kits" exactly like you describe 😊 The problem is it doesn't stop me from acquiring more yarn and making more kits 😋
@@judithmuscroft8177 lucky you! Im counting down the years to retirement- 7 to go! Diligently working through my insane stash and pattern collection so by the time I retire I will go on a giant yarn splurge for a celebration
Ow I want to make all these projects. You hit it out of the park. Love the Bolin. I like the longer sleeves though it could be crazy making
That Cuslet cardi is stunning in the pale blue on Ravelry. All fabulous Nicole. Thanks for your research efforts 🙋🏼🏴
p.s. your swatches are beauts ❤
You are so welcome!
48:39 time for a martini Nicole!!!!!
Totally gorgeous patterns 😍
It's ALWAYS time for a martini! (in my heart, at least...😉) 🍸
hi i always enjoy watching you
Thank you so much! 😊
It's always fun to hang out with you and Oscar. 😊 On the subject of Norah Gaughan's books, have you checked out her Knitted Cable Source book? Swoon-worthy! Oh, and as a P.S., perhaps Oscar would be willing to compromise and have you make him a cashmere blend dog bed? You could even work a mosaic pattern into it with some of your cashmere blend scraps! 😉😄
Well, aren't you just the little Oscar advocate? 😉😂 Yes! I have had Norah's cable book on my radar for some time. Maybe Santa will stick it under the tree for me this year 😇😃
Like your 3 color swatch so much better than the 2 of the pattern! Beautuful!
Thank you!
Jungle Flowers: I would be so much more comfortable if you bought more of the dark grey. It's such a perfect contrast to the warm colours you plan to use with it. Also, that is one gorgeous swatch. The vest will be beautiful.
My gut says you are right! I'm going to pick up some dark grey. 😊
Love, love, love the Cuslett. Looks like a bit of a challenge for me, but I like to learn new techniques with every project.
The pattern looks complicated, but I'm convinced it’s worth the effort. 😉
Lol!!! Which mohair yarn works for you? 😂😂😂😂
I've got mohair in my stash for a kit that I'm terrified to work up. I can't be sensitive if I've never had any touch me.
Love Norah Gaughan Jujuba pullover.
Sometimes the simple designs have so much potential! 😊
I’m really impressed by your colour sense! Love the colours for the Tove Shirt though it’s a bit beyond my expertise right now. But I’m definitely excited to try the slip-stitch socks.
The socks look like so much fun, don't they? 😃
Yarns: it still may not work for you, but Biches et Buches silk-mohair is LIGHT YEARS softer than Rowan Kid Silk Haze. When in Norway earlier this year, I also brought home a skein of Rauma Garn Alpaca Silk, and it also passes the “stick it under the bra strap and wear it” test. With both of these, I forgot the skein was tucked inside!!!! An alternative is to not two-strand-. I bought both Kos (Sandnes Garn I thin) and CaMaRose Snefnug in Norway. Both are blown yarns, light as a cloud, and soft soft soft. I made the Karla Cardigan by Anne Ventzel in the Snefnug which has cotton (not nylon as with the Kos) as the tube. I love it so much I’m scouting around for another pattern to have this floaty winter hug in a pullover. Last bit…I heard that the Danish don’t “do” schematics. Total bummer…the insanely popular Mette of Petite Knits doesn’t include schematics! I may make a croquis (body outline) so I can sketch up my own using pattern info. Anyway, waving hi from Maine!
Thank you so much for the great yarn ideas!! I had a feeling the lack of schematics was possibly a regional thing. So interesting that something we take completely for granted isn't a "thing" in another part of the world 🤔💖
Those loose sleeves on the Bolin Cardigan would drive me potty? I have to have sleeves that I can push up when I am washing dishes! (No diswasher😭)
Yeah, I'm the same, truth be told. I might knit them as is anyway - just as an experiment 😋
The Bolin Cardigan sleeves would drive me CRAZY! But it's a great pattern. I love Cuslett also but I hate color work. Maybe stranded for me also but I'm not a very experienced knitter, and I do get flummoxed reading patterns.
Have you tried slip stitch/mosaic color work? You might not hate it so much...😋😉
I only tried a swatch, and it worked out very well and I liked it. I only tried color work (or intarsia🤔) once.
It's possible that intarsia is the most challenging type of colorwork to do well. Hmmm...there might be a video in there...🤔
Wearing two mohair shawls as I watch and am considering pulling out the third (hey it's cold!). All three were Fleece Artist kits using a mohair boucle (might have been a blend). I made them decades ago and really don't remember the details 😁 Really great line up of patterns. I surprised myself with how much I like the Wander Slipover (not usually a fan of v-necks) and I do love the Tove Shirt, but my que is already stupidly long, so probably won't be adding either to the list, but you never know!
I ADORE Fleece Artist 💖 I bet your shawls are gorgeous 😊
@@Knicoleknits Same! And Handmaiden too. And the shawls are gorgeous, simple triangles, but it's all about the yarn, no need for more.
Nicole, have you looked at the Cariad Fiber Art selection for your favorite? Loving that Bfl. I don’t remember what weight your sweater called for. I think my favorite tonight is the Bolin Cardigan. Do check out the Cariad though for years! Do love your podcasts!
Wow! The Cariad yarns look amazing!!! Unfortunately, their shop is closed at the moment 😛 I will keep checking on them though. Thanks for the tip! 💖
I personally hate Mohair with a passion - both working with it, and wearing it. After some cumbersome testing of many similar yarns out there I found three that always work for me, are great to work with, AND have a good price (my opinion): Holst Garn Titicaca (100 % alpaca), Holst Garn Lucia (42% Baby Alpaca, 35% Mulberry Silk, 13% Merino Wool and 10% Yak), and Istex Einband. Einband feels rather firm and scratchy but becomes softer with each washing (especially if you use some hair conditioner during the washing) - my one year old nephew loves napping with/ on my Einband scarf and refuses to use anything else 😂. For me it´s great to get those extra lightweight but warm outdoor garments (when combined with any unspun yarn).
Thanks so much for those suggestions! I actually have some Einband, but rejected it because of the scratch factor. I'm going to swatch, wash, and condition and see what happens 😀😋
@@Knicoleknits Good luck!
Hi Nicole. I have used Duo on two projects and really like it. I think you’ll be happy
Thanks so much, I'm looking forward to trying it out! 😊
Yes I know not everyone can afford these bags but wouldn't people want to see what other people think of the bag before wasting their money? Like what other TH-camrs have said about this bag, I bought a kislux and I'm very happy with my bag. Thanks to the blogger, I showed this video to my sister and now she will definitely get the Louis Vuitton bag she has always wanted! Love this kind of videos!!
I love working with mohair and but I can't wear it. Gift knitting mohair only for me. I've used malabrigo silkpaca and yarnundyed baby alpaca but i think they have brushed merino i want to try too. Edited to add: the colors for your Tove sweater are similar to the hand-dyed i pulled from my stash for a day and night cowl. Something about that shade of blue mixed with a sort of rainbow multi.
Great minds think alike! 😃
Why not use merino for the Cuslett sweater? Does it have an itch factor? I haven’t ever seen those other sheep’s wool you’ve mentioned. Would you think about doing an educational video about different wools and the differences in the way they can be spun? I keep hearing about woolen spun yarns and have no clue what that means….
Looking forward to seeing those socks with the unique color combo…
Right. I said I didn't want to use merino necessarily, but then didn't say why. It is super soft for sure, but with that softness comes with a lack of durability. For a cardigan I know I'll wear often, I'd like something a bit more robust. I can be tricky to find yarns with both qualities 😊 As for a wool-types video, I did one on Yarn Substitution about a year ago that has some information about type, but you're right, I could and should do one that more focused on blends, plies, and spinning methods 😋
Buy more grey.
Agree 💖
I print my patterns too. How do you store them? I wonder how techies work without printed patterns.
I tuck my printed pages into a page protector - they usually all fit into one, if I get the high capacity type. Then II keep them in magazine holders that I get from IKEA. I tried working with pattens strictly in pdf and various apps for a while, but ended up back with paper 😋
Appreciate the detailed breakdown! A bit off-topic, but I wanted to ask: I have a SafePal wallet with USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). How can I transfer them to Binance?
Hiya! I think you posted this question on the wrong video 😋
Uber-lucky human that can wear mohair. I've made April cardigan and a self-designed lace scarf in knitting for olive mohair paired with their merino. I've also used Lana Gatto and Lana Grasso mohairs. I've used the Lana Gatto lavender color mohair single strand for a beautiful light lace scarf, called chalice one ball scarf. It is so light, I want to double the width and triple the length for that scarf. I have some of lana gatto mohair left. I also used Lana Grasso mohair in an orange color for use in a scarf called river run. River run shawl by mango moon is a great stash buster, and the pattern is written so that you can do your own thing within the pattern. I made mine in shades of orange, green, and dusty pinks. Get tons of compliments when I wear it. I want to make another River Run with blues and greens. The picture shown on ravelry for the pattern I do not like at all. However, a LYS has 5 different River Run Shawls displayed and they are really cool and amazingly beautiful. Those shawls that were displayed in the LYS made me knit the pattern. I chatted with the owner, who made them, and she said you can really make the pattern your own. Which is true!
Ha Ha Ha! I also have a Himalya type area - as Monty Python Holy Grail states, Huge Tracts of Land. LOL😂
Bah ha ha! Huge tracts of land...I knew there was a reason I liked you so much 😂💖 (but i also un-like you a little for being able to wear mohair 😘)
@@Knicoleknits I'm known to quote Monty Python Holy Grail and The Big Lebowski, and.....Young Frankenstein, you get the idea!!!!
Ack! Three of my very favorites!!! They really tie the room together 😘
@@Knicoleknits 😂
I’m betting those socks turn out really cool! Can’t wait to see them!