Everything I've knitted in 2022 - Part 2 - The Woolly Worker Knitting Podcast
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ก.พ. 2023
- Hello, I'm Vanissia, welcome to this special episode (part 2) of The Woolly Worker Knitting Podcast where I go over everything I've knitted in 2022. Part 1 is on my channel so go check this out first if you haven't! This podcast is a place for me to chat away about my knitting, plans for the future, yarn acquisitions, etc. I keep a very detailed description box, but if you have any questions, drop me a message :)
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- MENTIONED IN THE VIDEO -
If I've forgotten anything or you'd like more information, feel free to send me a message or leave a comment.
🧶 (0:42) Stone - Tatiana Kulikova
Filcolana Arwetta in 971
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🧶 (3:04) Ski Hat - Mati Ventrillon
Jamieson of Shetland Spindrift in Natural White, Shetland Black, Madder, Gold, and Prussian Blue
www.ravelry.com/projects/TheW...
🧶 (5:51) Arrow Cuffs - Hilary Grant
Jamieson of Shetland Spindrift in Natural White and Old Gold
www.ravelry.com/projects/TheW...
🧶 (8:26) Herringbone Purse - Helene Beba
King Cole Merino Blend DK in 3801
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🧶 (12:09) September Slipover - PetiteKnit
Sandnes Garn Sunday in Kitt (1015) and Tynn Silk Mohair in Kitt (1015)
www.ravelry.com/projects/TheW...
🧶 (16:52) Step by Step Sweater - Florence Miller
Drops Nepal in Nature (100) and Light Grey (500)
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🧶 (20:38) Sycamore Sweater - PetiteKnit
MC: Isager Jensen in 2s; Isager Silk Mohair in 3s
CC: Isager Spinni in 2s, 12s, and 42; and Isager Silk Mohair in 100
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🧶 (24:31) Stockholm Slipover - PetiteKnit
Sandnes Garn Sunday PetiteKnit in Foggy Grey (1031) and Tynn Silk Mohair in Light Grey (1022)
www.ravelry.com/projects/TheW...
🧶 (27:12) Schoolrun Headband - PenroseKnits
Sandnes Garn Double Sunday in Kardemomme (3821)
www.ravelry.com/projects/TheW...
🧶 (28:40) Library Socks - The Kitchen Thing Shop
West Yorkshire Spinners Signature 4-ply in Blue Tit (818) and Butterscotch (240)
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Unfinished:
- Oona Socks in WYS Signature 4-Ply in Marshmallow (11)
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- Wrist Warmers in Jamieson of Shetland Spindrift leftovers
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- Other Things Mentioned -
Florence - @handmadebyflorence
Knitting from The North - Hilary Grant
Knitting from Fair Isle - Mati Ventrillon
Music: Canals and Sunshine by Joakim Karud / @joakimkarud - บันเทิง
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Hello! I can’t believe your just learning to knit socks. Your heels are beautiful and there are no holes. Excellent job on all of them. I love your choices in colors. If you would like to do this next year, just a suggestion to do all the garments together, all the accessories together and all the hats together. This way those people that maybe don’t hats can skip forward and watch the rest. I know the time stamps are helpful, but this way they wouldn’t have to continue to go to time stamps to move through your beautiful podcast.
Keep up the excellent work, you are inspiring me to knit more socks.
Thanks for the feedback for the structure! And for socks, I feel the sweaters I made before helped with the skill of "picking up neatly". I also pick up an extra at the corner, so 17st in total, and I found that to work great, I hope I don't encounter problems later down the line. Hope you get lots of socks done this year!
I love the format, love the detail that you go into and also appreciate that you hold the garment/accessory close and for long enough to see. Some youtubers just flash it up there and it is too fast. I appreciated the accessories. Didn't know about cuffs!!! Too cute! I think for some of us, it is way more exciting to start things than to finish, even though we really want to finish. Pairs of things become challenging. I started doing hand mitts, etc. two-at-a-time and that is a real difference maker for me. I think it saves time too because it is right there in front of you what you did on one sock or mitt, so no need to really note it down and refer to later. Thanks for your podcast!
Thank you, I think I should give TAAT another go, for the reasons you've outlined. And thank you for all the lovely feedback, it's amazing to hear it!
Another great episode, you are adding to my wish list.
I like this format. Great company as I knit during our winter storm here in Texas
Wonderful! Glad to keep you company in this crazy weather then!
Thoroughly enjoyed your podcast. Chatty, informative and a delight to learn from.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Really like that you show how much to make.. not seen that much on these videos xx
Thanks, I wasn't sure if this was something people would like/dislike, so this is valuable feedback! x
I liked the format- and I liked seeing all the accessories as well! Even though they may not take as long as sweaters, they still count and were still something you made!
Thanks Sam ! That's good to know and yeah, they deserve a spot aha
I am really enjoying your videos, I love the amount of detail you give including the cost. You’re making me want to knit more Petiteknit patterns, your knits look so well finished.
Just think how good you’ll feel when you’ve finished your cream socks and wrist warmers, it won’t take you long once you get started.
You are so welcome! Good to know it was a good idea to talk about cost too. PetiteKnit is a staple for a reason, there are so many different patterns, you're sure to find one you like !
And thank you, I finished the sock (I show it in Episode 3) and I plan to get the wrist warmer done this weekend!
Omg i've just realised how much i NEED wrist warmers like yours! 😅 thanks for this video, i found also some other inspiring projects😊
Highly recommend making a pair !!
Just make socks, put them in a box and take one or two or how many you want at a time, randomly, depending on how many feet you want to warm up....they dont have to match...i think!!! Thank you for sharing your precious knits once more! Love from Lisbon 🙂❤
Great idea! You're right, it's just socks after all ! Thank you x
Great episode, loved it! I really think your white sock is beautiful so I am sending you lots of good vibes to finish the other one! 😊
Thank you! I ended up finishing it after all !! Will show it in the next podcast ♥
I think you did great going through all your projects! I really love color work projects - it makes a project fun to make. When I make socks I cast on both cuffs on separate needles and just alternate between the two socks (usually while I’m watching stuff), this is how I’ve always done my socks; by the time I get to the toes decreases then grafting toes, my pair is all done.
That's a great idea! I do that with sleeves sometimes, or mitts, but never socks. I think I need to get a new spare pair of needles then aha!
Thank you for sharing, and I love the “ the step by step sweater “ hope I could knit it.
You are so welcome! You can do it !
I loved the video - detailed but concise, consistently thorough on each knit including the price and it’s clear you are just being your lovely self. Beautiful knits and some great inspo, too! Thank you x😊
Thank you so much! That is the loveliest compliment aha
Another sock you might like similar to the Stone socks are the Peppermint Mocha socks by C.C. Almon - they have the same type of slipped stitches (and kept my interest). GO FINISH YOUR SOCKS!
Thanks for the tip! I had a look and they do look nice. I finished the Oona ones in the end ! Yay ♥
Great roundup videos! 🧶🧶🧶
Glad you liked it!
I am so impressed by your beautiful colorwork. Such an inspiration! I really want to get better at colorwork. So trying to practice that this year. Thank you for another great episode! Have a wonderful weekend!
Thank you so much! Hope you had a good weekend too :D
I really appreciate you adding the cost. And it was interesting to here your thoughts on the difference yarn types you used. I too have a sensitivity to mohair and am looking for that fluffy non scratchy yarn. 😊
Glad it was helpful! And yes, I've really been liking suri alpaca lately!
I think you got the balance just right 😀
Thanks!
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