Thanks so much for popping in to join me for my fav patterns for this month! It has been brought to my attention that the sound is missing for the first 20 seconds or so of the section on the Summer Gansey. Here's what I said in that section: "Moving right along to sweater number three. This is our friend, Hinterm Stein, again. And this is the Summer Gansey. This one, not unlike the MagicDot one earlier, just attracted me as a great wear everywhere kind of summer and transitional to summer short sleeve sweater." My apologies for the editing error! It seems I somehow turned off the audio for that clip. Fortunately, it was a short one!
Hello! I bought the Ruth pullover by CocoKnits, The Bling tee by Laura Nelkin and a few from Jacki Badger - Rocking Reineeer, Summer Jimmy Jab and Chuck, It's On.
All very pretty Nicole but the one that’s really taken my fancy is the Vest pattern which you showed by Thea Coleman ? (which I’ve just been and purchased Yay!!). Cost about £6.50 UK Beautiful pattern I’m currently knitting a Sabai summer tank (top down Cotton, Viscose, Linen mix ) Thanks for your inspirational ideas. 🙋🏼🏴
I just started swatching for a pattern calling for an Icelandic unspun like Léttlopi, the Saga Sweater by Marita Clementz. Instead I'm using Jody Long Andeamo Lite. It's wonderfully soft, loosly spun 2-ply aran weight 85% wool/15% alpaca from Peru, and nicely affordable. I think it's going to work up perfectly. Check it out for you Malin. Thanks for the inspirational video. I can't wait to see your FOs.
I enjoyed your video as I'm making a fun sock in the exact same colour tone you chose for your knits ':D (Chrysanthemum frutescens Socks by Hunter Hammersen, in Schoppel-Wolle Admiral Hanf Malachit). I'm currently knitting this sock (the pattern is discontinued, unfortunately) to entertain myself as I knit a second Luxa by Andrea Rangel. I don't usually knit twice a patter, but this one is just too good. It's a simple knit (hence the more complicated sock), but OMG the result is incredible: elegant, flattering and it can go with almost any style. Besides, the patter is probably the best I've ever found. It's clear, precise, detailed and very easy to follow. It is so wallet-worthy.
I’m just finishing up magic Dots as I watch this episode. I went to Hinterm Stein’s website after you talked about her in your jacket video. Using Cotton Silk Tweed by Laines du Nord. Gorgeous!
Just found you. I love the way you presented the patterns. Thank you for keeping the pic up while you were talking above them. Beautiful pattern picks! I have never heard about the error page, sooo valuable!! Thank you!!!!!!!!!❤
Grrrrrrrrr. I almost never add patterns suggested on a podcast. Usually because many people are knitting oversized boxes with drop shoulders. You had me with a great set-in sleeve. Thanks ( I think). Just has to be when now
Really enjoyed this wallet-worthy pattern video ... my lizard brain obviously has control after looking at my pattern library and what I will actually knit from it 😅
Nice stuff. I would love to make the Natasha hornby cardigan. Dunno if the rest would suit me but I loved your video. Lots of people make fun pattern roundups but very few are patterns anyone has actually purchased or swatched. Also thank you thank you thank you for leaving the Pic and name up on the screen!
Loving the mosaic pillow and such a wonderful way to use stash yarns! Keep showing the patterns. It is really helpful to have recommendations from you!
A pattern I have been knitting since June and now into Jult is the cordelia tee. Iyis an all over cable sweater that I am thoroughly enjoying knitting.
Love these patterns. Do you think that someone that’s not a super experienced knitter could make some of these sweaters or should I set my sights on something less technical?
I'm thinking the cables in the Pina Colada might be a stretch, but I don't see why you couldn't give any of the others a go. They are all very well written patterns. You won't know until you try 😊
FYI - It was an editing error in my software, so I can't correct it now that it's uploaded. I have pinned a comment at the top with the missing dialogue. Thanks so much for bringing this to my attention!!
I love The Woolly Thistle! I just finished the Malin sweater a few weeks ago and can't recommend this pattern enough. The pattern is well written and the patterns is just filled with great detail and attention to detail, down to the bind-offs used.
Is that for the Torc cardigan? I LOVE Carol's designs and that one in particular calls to me. If I wasn't working on a million other things I totally would have joined that KAL 😋
I’m knitting Malin in a local to me hand dyed 10 ply Polwarth and silk mohair and it’s coming out beautifully - it has the rustic look of letlopi but is silky soft whilst still having structure.
Im in agreement to the worthiness of a pattern. I watch podcasts to learn of new patterns. It depends on the season. If I want to use up my embarrassingly large stash of fingering/DK yarn, linen or wool and the style.
I have Magic Dots in my Ravelry Favs. I will look at the others now😏. I love that pillow! I am currently knitting 2-3 things, one of them the sweater you are wearing. Hope to finish it by the fall.
You cannot go wrong with Hinterm Stein patterns!! I love her designs and interesting constructions. Thank you for the introduction to Thea Coleman. No idea how I have not spied her designs before. The textures are just amazing. Vanilla Affogato was one (of a few!) that jumped off the page at me before you mentioned it. I'm excited to see how you get on with it. It is gorgeous. You are right, there are too many patterns and not enough time! Thank you for sharing your selection. ❤
I’ve only started watching you recently a few months ago. I am always inspired when I see you. I trust your knitting recommendations for well written pattern designs. I love wooly thistle and Natasha Hornsby designs. Find her episode on Fruity knitting podcast.inspiring
I love your podcast or channel - it’s just so refreshing and funny. Your sense of humor is just something else. Please keep going this way. And on this episode… yes, Hinterm Stein (behind the stone in German) is one of my favorite designers too. 😊
The sweater I'm wearing in this video is Grace Notes by Joji Locatelli. 😊 You can always find info and a link to the pattern of whatever I'm wearing in the description box below the video. 😃
@@Knicoleknits Hi, it's me again. I'm not sure where I can ask you this question so I thought I'd try here. I am knitting a sleeveless top with a round neck and wondering if there is a way I can create a lower neckline on the front (still on the back yet so I have time to think about it/get advice). Are there do's and don'ts? I'd be ever so grateful if you could point me in the right direction on this. Many thanks and chin chin! :D
Thanks so much for popping in to join me for my fav patterns for this month! It has been brought to my attention that the sound is missing for the first 20 seconds or so of the section on the Summer Gansey. Here's what I said in that section:
"Moving right along to sweater number three. This is our friend, Hinterm Stein, again. And this is the Summer Gansey. This one, not unlike the MagicDot one earlier, just attracted me as a great wear everywhere kind of summer and transitional to summer short sleeve sweater."
My apologies for the editing error! It seems I somehow turned off the audio for that clip. Fortunately, it was a short one!
Hello! I bought the Ruth pullover by CocoKnits, The Bling tee by Laura Nelkin and a few from Jacki Badger - Rocking Reineeer, Summer Jimmy Jab and Chuck, It's On.
I've been eyeing up Ruth for months now. Wasn't familiar with Jacki Badger - very cool! Thanks for sharing 😊
Thanks for leaving the pattern photos up while you “orate”. I have the same pet peeve you commented on 🧶
Love this idea and will look forward to seeing what you come up with each month. Fun episode- as always.
Thank you very much!
Oscar is so stinkin' cute! Yeah, you'd think there would be a pattern for a cashmere dog bed somewhere in your pattern stash! 😂
He agrees with you! 😂
Oscar is very adorable and definitely needs a cashmere dog bed 😂
I'm sure he'll wear me down one of these days...😋
I thought I had a lot of patterns, but I only have 1838 in my ravelry library
All very pretty Nicole but the one that’s really taken my fancy is the Vest pattern which you showed by Thea Coleman ? (which I’ve just been and purchased Yay!!). Cost about £6.50 UK Beautiful pattern
I’m currently knitting a Sabai summer tank (top down Cotton, Viscose, Linen mix )
Thanks for your inspirational ideas. 🙋🏼🏴
That Sabai top is perfection! I’m absolutely adding it to my favourites! 😁
I just started swatching for a pattern calling for an Icelandic unspun like Léttlopi, the Saga Sweater
by Marita Clementz. Instead I'm using Jody Long Andeamo Lite. It's wonderfully soft, loosly spun 2-ply aran weight 85% wool/15% alpaca from Peru, and nicely affordable. I think it's going to work up perfectly. Check it out for you Malin. Thanks for the inspirational video. I can't wait to see your FOs.
Thanks for the tip! I will check that out 😊❤️
Also Inge's Knitting Lab - Her first design - The Tree Trunk sweater.
What a fantastic classic design! Added to my favs 😊
I enjoyed your video as I'm making a fun sock in the exact same colour tone you chose for your knits ':D (Chrysanthemum frutescens Socks by Hunter Hammersen, in Schoppel-Wolle Admiral Hanf Malachit). I'm currently knitting this sock (the pattern is discontinued, unfortunately) to entertain myself as I knit a second Luxa by Andrea Rangel. I don't usually knit twice a patter, but this one is just too good. It's a simple knit (hence the more complicated sock), but OMG the result is incredible: elegant, flattering and it can go with almost any style. Besides, the patter is probably the best I've ever found. It's clear, precise, detailed and very easy to follow. It is so wallet-worthy.
I love Andrea Rangel's designs, but I wasn't familiar with Luxa. It's fabulous! Thanks for sharing 😊
I’m just finishing up magic Dots as I watch this episode. I went to Hinterm Stein’s website after you talked about her in your jacket video. Using Cotton Silk Tweed by Laines du Nord. Gorgeous!
Wonderful!
Boxy, cropped, all over cable?! I am soooo there! And it’s my fav cocktail too. 🤣 And the Joinery Pattern ? …. Chef’s kiss. ❤❤
Yay!😀
I like the swatch for your Pina Colada sweater, but it looks EXACTLY the same as the fabric in the sweater you are wearing....
It does indeed, and I'm 100% okay with that 😃
Just found you. I love the way you presented the patterns. Thank you for keeping the pic up while you were talking above them. Beautiful pattern picks! I have never heard about the error page, sooo valuable!! Thank you!!!!!!!!!❤
You are so welcome! Thanks for watching 😄
TWT is opening bricks and mortar this summer (July!)
In West Lebanon, New Hampshire
That’s exciting! 🥰
Grrrrrrrrr. I almost never add patterns suggested on a podcast. Usually because many people are knitting oversized boxes with drop shoulders. You had me with a great set-in sleeve. Thanks ( I think). Just has to be when now
Um…sorry? 😋😂
Really enjoyed this wallet-worthy pattern video ... my lizard brain obviously has control after looking at my pattern library and what I will actually knit from it 😅
The lizard had a way of taking control…😋😉😂
Nice stuff. I would love to make the Natasha hornby cardigan. Dunno if the rest would suit me but I loved your video. Lots of people make fun pattern roundups but very few are patterns anyone has actually purchased or swatched. Also thank you thank you thank you for leaving the Pic and name up on the screen!
Thanks for watching! 😊
Loving the mosaic pillow and such a wonderful way to use stash yarns! Keep showing the patterns. It is really helpful to have recommendations from you!
Yay! I’m glad you enjoyed this 😊
Never heard of errata before. Great tip, thanks Nicole!
A pattern I have been knitting since June and now into Jult is the cordelia tee. Iyis an all over cable sweater that I am thoroughly enjoying knitting.
That tee has really interesting construction. I’ll be curious to know what it’s like to wear 🤔😊
Did the sound go out for anyone else when she got to the Summer Gansey? It came back, but the whole intro was silent for a bit.
Yes, sound is missing from that section. I put the missing text in a pinned comment at the top of this page 😋
Love these patterns. Do you think that someone that’s not a super experienced knitter could make some of these sweaters or should I set my sights on something less technical?
I'm thinking the cables in the Pina Colada might be a stretch, but I don't see why you couldn't give any of the others a go. They are all very well written patterns. You won't know until you try 😊
Hello Nicola, can I knit a top down sweater, bottom up instead, please?
You sure can, but that’s a bigger topic than I can answer in a comment 😊 I’ll add that topic to my video list!
I have no sound for the beginning of the summer gansey
Oh my goodness, you're right! The sound is missing for the first minute or so. I'm not sure I can fix that, but I'm going to try 😋
@@Knicoleknits At least you know your followers are watching avidly !
FYI - It was an editing error in my software, so I can't correct it now that it's uploaded. I have pinned a comment at the top with the missing dialogue. Thanks so much for bringing this to my attention!!
@@mahauttyrrell6052 Ha ha! And thank goodness for that!
I love The Woolly Thistle! I just finished the Malin sweater a few weeks ago and can't recommend this pattern enough. The pattern is well written and the patterns is just filled with great detail and attention to detail, down to the bind-offs used.
Good to know! Thanks so much 😊
Boxy, cropped, all over cable?! I am soooo there! And it’s my fav cocktail too. 🤣 And the Joinery Pattern ? …. Chef’s kiss. ❤❤
Just completing the Carol Feller KAL!
Is that for the Torc cardigan? I LOVE Carol's designs and that one in particular calls to me. If I wasn't working on a million other things I totally would have joined that KAL 😋
@@Knicoleknits yes, I am now on sleeve island for both the short and long-sleeve versions. Got to get cracking on those short row sleeve caps 😆
I’m knitting Malin in a local to me hand dyed 10 ply Polwarth and silk mohair and it’s coming out beautifully - it has the rustic look of letlopi but is silky soft whilst still having structure.
Wow! That sounds amazing. I'll have to see if I can source some of that blend 😄
Tarndee - it’s a family business/working sheep farm outside Melbourne in Victoria, Australia. Sheep descended from Victoria’s first flock!
Thanks! I'll check that out 😊
Thank you for another great video. Love these as well as your sweater. Saving many of these!
Im in agreement to the worthiness of a pattern. I watch podcasts to learn of new patterns. It depends on the season. If I want to use up my embarrassingly large stash of fingering/DK yarn, linen or wool and the style.
The Wolly Thistle shop will probably get my money for several of their kits. Lovely sweaters.
Hello from southern Alberta!! 🇨🇦 Just found your vids and have already binge-watched 4 of them!! Looking forward to watching more. 😊
Hey Alberta! I'll be at Knit City Calgary, if you're planning to attend. You can find me hanging out in the Your Next Knit booth. Come say Hi! 😀
I have Magic Dots in my Ravelry Favs. I will look at the others now😏. I love that pillow! I am currently knitting 2-3 things, one of them the sweater you are wearing. Hope to finish it by the fall.
Thanks for watching! Sounds like we have the same taste 😋
You cannot go wrong with Hinterm Stein patterns!! I love her designs and interesting constructions.
Thank you for the introduction to Thea Coleman. No idea how I have not spied her designs before. The textures are just amazing. Vanilla Affogato was one (of a few!) that jumped off the page at me before you mentioned it. I'm excited to see how you get on with it. It is gorgeous.
You are right, there are too many patterns and not enough time! Thank you for sharing your selection. ❤
Glad you like them! I think Thea Colman is waaaay underrated as a designer. I'm working on changing that 😀
I’ve only started watching you recently a few months ago. I am always inspired when I see you. I trust your knitting recommendations for well written pattern designs. I love wooly thistle and Natasha Hornsby designs. Find her episode on Fruity knitting podcast.inspiring
Thanks for letting me know she's been on Fruity Knitting! I'll go look for that 😊
I love your podcast or channel - it’s just so refreshing and funny. Your sense of humor is just something else. Please keep going this way. And on this episode… yes, Hinterm Stein (behind the stone in German) is one of my favorite designers too. 😊
Thanks so much for being here and watching! 😍
Thanks for the Hinterm Stein recommend!
You should have more subscribers, your podcasts are so good! Thanks for the great suggestions! Tell Oscar I say hi.
Thanks so much! I’m still relatively new, but getting lots of new subscribers every day. Oscar says Hi back 😁
You are wonderful and very much appreciated. Thank you.
Thank you and I appreciate YOU right back! 😍
Thanks for keeping me company while I craft.
Any time!
Your knitting is just gorgeous
I love the pattern of your own sweater; it's really lovely. Can you guide me to the pattern, please?
The sweater I'm wearing in this video is Grace Notes by Joji Locatelli. 😊
You can always find info and a link to the pattern of whatever I'm wearing in the description box below the video. 😃
@@Knicoleknits thank you. I sent the message before I heard the rest of your video so I've bought it already. 😊
@@Knicoleknits Hi, it's me again. I'm not sure where I can ask you this question so I thought I'd try here. I am knitting a sleeveless top with a round neck and wondering if there is a way I can create a lower neckline on the front (still on the back yet so I have time to think about it/get advice). Are there do's and don'ts? I'd be ever so grateful if you could point me in the right direction on this. Many thanks and chin chin! :D
@@jayniebabe1 Hi! Can you tell what pattern you’re using? It would help me give you the best advice 😊
@@Knicoleknits it's phildar satine dk no. 2046
excellent video! THANK YOU
Thanks so much for watching! 😊