Songbird Sade Knits Ep. 3: Knitting for Spring: My very own Sagebursh Scarf design and more
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ต.ค. 2024
- Welcome! In episode 3 I reveal the results of my very first published pattern, the Sagebrush Scarf, available for free on ravelry. I share with you a few spring knits, including a cute tank, and a yoked cropped sweater. I show you needle delete animals made with stash yarn. I also show a few works in progress, including a yoked tee, and a Cowichan-Style Sweater. I also talk about a few lovely yarns, of course. And I introduce you to my sister’s wood-burning art enterprise and passion, Tattooing Wood Art.
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Sooo happy to have discovered this podcast!
I’m so glad you discovered it too! And so happy that you like watching. Welcome Elaine 🌞
Thanks Mercedes, just found your podcast, I like your style! I use Briggs and Little yarn a lot. They are based in New Brunswick. Very affordable and lots of colours to choose from and 100%wool. They also have some fingering wool/nylon blend for socks but I try not to use nylon or super washed yarns in my knitting. Cheers from NS., Sharon.
I just discovered your channel today, and have been “marathon watching!” Love your aesthetics! As far as bind offs, I have not tried it yet, but I understand the tubular bind off is very pretty/invisible. Very Pink Knits has a tutorial on TH-cam. Continued success with your channel! Look forward to many more in the future! New subscriber ❤️
Hi Jeanette! Thanks so much for your lovely comment. I really appreciate your enthusiasm for watching 😄 And thanks for the tip about the tubular bind off. I’ve done it a couple times and have really enjoyed the way it looks when it’s done, and it is quite stretchy, which is great!
I use Jenny's stretchy bind off for all my sweater bind offs. I like the I-cord bind off as well depending on what I am knitting., Sharon.
Ah thank you for the tips on bind-offs. I’ve never tried the stretchy one, but will try to use it in an upcoming project.