I am always so impressed when a podcast or does a podcast in a language other than their native language. Never worry about your struggle for words. We just really appreciate the time you take to record your episodes. Thanks again.
Thank you, that really means a lot to hear! I do really love talking to you all about my knitting and so appreciate that you use some of your precious time to listen to me. Thank you again! Hope you have a great weekend!!
Hi Ann, I love your long rambling podcasts. It’s knitting. Why would we want a short podcast? Your English is very accomplished. It’s not a problem if you forget a word. We understand. Loved the striped short sleeved sweater. Your projects are always so varied and give me lots of ideas. Thank you for entertaining us with your wonderful podcasts x
Your podcasts are never too long, I just really enjoy spending time with you. Regarding the hen/chicken, a hen in English is a female chicken and a roster is a male chicken.
I am so glad you decided to start podcasting in English, because you make such beautiful projects and I love hearing about them. The yarn you dyed is gorgeous, I love the speckled yarn you're considering for your Coffee Socks! In English, the ribbing you did on your striped top is called "half twisted rib," because you are only twisting half of the stitches :)
Your hand dyed yarn is lovely and so festive! ❤ Very impressive collar rescue on your Autumn Alpine 👏 And your 8 year old’s and your English is impressive too! 🎉 Your podcasts are perfectly wonderful. Don’t change a thing 😘
I loved your rabbit! Although I am crocheting, I really believe that knitted things look much better than crocheted things, including amigurumi. I also liked your chicken socks very much, they are perfect for Easter and spring! I really like your videos, I consider myself lucky to have found you, you keep me company when I stitch!
Stunning Autumn Alpine! Cutting the collar looks amazing...Knitting is not for the faint of heart! 😅 Wow I've seen that bunny so many times and thought I would knit it one day, but why would they design it flat! I would definitely knit it in the round. Thanks for the visit 😀
Hi Anne. Thanks for the cute podcast, so enjoyed it :) Have a great week! February is a hard word to say... most of us say 'Feb-u-ary... being a language stickler, it drives me crazy 😂
Loved this Episode. Just what I needed after a stressful day! I too want to knit the chicken/egg socks! They are so funny! And I didn't get your calculation, but don't worry: I hardly ever understand any math! ;-P Numbers just aren't my friends! I got that you can somehow buy yarn - which is great! :-D
Thank you🥰 Haha.. I totally understand why the numbers did'nt make sense. Explaining thing in a another language then my own is not always easy😅 Basically it means I have knitted up more yarn then I have aquired so far this year☺️ Hope you have a wonderful weekend🧶
Hi Anne. Love the Colour work on your Alpine Bloom. Not sure about the brown sleeves and the white body. Stripes might have worked better but its your decision. Hope it works out. Good to have redone the neck.
Your eggs for Easter socks: they are chickens - the males are called roosters; the females are called hens. English can be confusing, even for those of us who have English as our main language. You d a great job!
Thank you so much! And thank you for clearing up my confusing around the chickens. Here in Norway chickens are the babies. But hens and roosters are the adults. Lots to learn.
I am always so impressed when a podcast or does a podcast in a language other than their native language. Never worry about your struggle for words. We just really appreciate the time you take to record your episodes. Thanks again.
Thank you, that really means a lot to hear!
I do really love talking to you all about my knitting and so appreciate that you use some of your precious time to listen to me.
Thank you again! Hope you have a great weekend!!
Hi Ann, I love your long rambling podcasts. It’s knitting. Why would we want a short podcast? Your English is very accomplished. It’s not a problem if you forget a word. We understand. Loved the striped short sleeved sweater. Your projects are always so varied and give me lots of ideas. Thank you for entertaining us with your wonderful podcasts x
Thank you for your kind and encouraging words. It means a lot!And thank you for watching.
Your podcasts are never too long, I just really enjoy spending time with you. Regarding the hen/chicken, a hen in English is a female chicken and a roster is a male chicken.
Thank you so much! That is so wonderful to hear. And thank you for helping me with the chicken confusion.
I am so glad you decided to start podcasting in English, because you make such beautiful projects and I love hearing about them. The yarn you dyed is gorgeous, I love the speckled yarn you're considering for your Coffee Socks! In English, the ribbing you did on your striped top is called "half twisted rib," because you are only twisting half of the stitches :)
Thank you so much, Ceara🥰
"half twisted rib". Of course! Thank you😊 Hope you have a great weekend🧶
Your hand dyed yarn is lovely and so festive! ❤ Very impressive collar rescue on your Autumn Alpine 👏 And your 8 year old’s and your English is impressive too! 🎉 Your podcasts are perfectly wonderful. Don’t change a thing 😘
Thank you 🥰 It means so much to hear❤️ So encouraging☺️
Hi Anne! You always bring a smile to my face. I love your podcast and just love, love all your knitted things. Thank you for sharing!
Thank you so much! It warms my heart to hear!
I love my Anne time!! I knitted on socks while enjoying your chat. Thank you for sharing your knitting and life with us❤ XxxRichalyn
Thank you, dear Richalyn❤️ Hope you have a beautiful weekend🧶
I loved your rabbit! Although I am crocheting, I really believe that knitted things look much better than crocheted things, including amigurumi. I also liked your chicken socks very much, they are perfect for Easter and spring! I really like your videos, I consider myself lucky to have found you, you keep me company when I stitch!
Thank you. I am so thankful that you want to watch and that I am so lucky to keep you company.
Stunning Autumn Alpine! Cutting the collar looks amazing...Knitting is not for the faint of heart! 😅
Wow I've seen that bunny so many times and thought I would knit it one day, but why would they design it flat! I would definitely knit it in the round. Thanks for the visit 😀
Thank you 🥰 I really have to try knitting the bunny in the round. Flat knitting is no fun😂 Hope you have a wonderful weekend🧶
Hi Anne! I love your Alpine Bloom with the dark sleeves. Looks really nice! I enjoy watching, whatever your episode length you have 🤗🤗🤗
Thank you🥰🥰
❤ Thanks for taking time to show us your knits.
Thank you so much for watching 🥰
Love the stripey top and all the socks! Best wishes
Thank you!
i always knit with you! from argentina with love
Thank you so much! Hope you have a beautiful weekend!
Hi Anne. Thanks for the cute podcast, so enjoyed it :) Have a great week! February is a hard word to say... most of us say 'Feb-u-ary... being a language stickler, it drives me crazy 😂
So happy to hear it's not only me who has trouble with saying February 😅 Thank you so much for watching🥰
Loved this Episode. Just what I needed after a stressful day! I too want to knit the chicken/egg socks! They are so funny! And I didn't get your calculation, but don't worry: I hardly ever understand any math! ;-P Numbers just aren't my friends! I got that you can somehow buy yarn - which is great! :-D
Thank you🥰 Haha.. I totally understand why the numbers did'nt make sense. Explaining thing in a another language then my own is not always easy😅 Basically it means I have knitted up more yarn then I have aquired so far this year☺️ Hope you have a wonderful weekend🧶
Hi Anne. Love the Colour work on your Alpine Bloom. Not sure about the brown sleeves and the white body. Stripes might have worked better but its your decision. Hope it works out. Good to have redone the neck.
Thank you so much. I will see how I feel about the sweater. If I am not happy with it I can always rip back. Wishing you a wonderful weekend!
Your English is amazing! No need for an apology. My Norwegian is Zero.
Thank you!
Your eggs for Easter socks: they are chickens - the males are called roosters; the females are called hens. English can be confusing, even for those of us who have English as our main language. You d a great job!
Thank you so much! And thank you for clearing up my confusing around the chickens. Here in Norway chickens are the babies. But hens and roosters are the adults. Lots to learn.
Here in Canada we call the babies “chicks”. For the record, your English is 100% better than our Norwegian 🥰