Purlwise Knitting Podcast Episode 8: So many finished objects!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ธ.ค. 2024
- Hi! My name is Claire, I live in Montreal and I like to make my own clothes! It's been two months again, but I hope you like the episode. Hopefully it won't be another two months before I record again! I think I've linked everything I talked about below, let me know if you have any questions.
If you'd like to support me and the podcast you can do so at my Ko-fi page: ko-fi.com/purl...
Theme song by Amery Sandford: / amerypress
Dawa Slipover: www.ravelry.co...
Woolly Mammoth Fibre Co. Natural Sock in Daffodil
Daily Pullover: www.purlsoho.c...
Purl Soho Linen Quill in Kettle Black
Half and Half Triangles Wrap: www.purlsoho.c...
Purl Soho Linen Quill in Super Orange and Stillwater Blue
Blooming Lavender Socks: www.ravelry.co...
Viola Sock in Shimmer, Pluto (I think) and Swimming
Marit Cardigan: www.ravelry.co...
Jamieson & Smith 2ply Jumper Weight in the shades 53, 203, FC64 and 96, and Rauma Finull PT2 in Melon
@melmakesstuff Oak Cardigan (oops not the Chestnut cardigan) steeking video: • MEL MAKES STUFF: Speci...
Kandou project bag pattern: www.etsy.com/l...
Bonnie Cardigan: www.ravelry.co...
Briggs & Little Regal in Fundy Fog
@tinyhumanknitspodcast self-striping sock yarn: www.etsy.com/s...
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You don't have to do a giveaway, I think, because you already give away your time and energy in creating this podcast. That is why we are here (at least I am), not for a small chance of winning anything. Look forward to future episodes of your podcast. Love how you are genuine you :-)
So glad to see you again Claire; always enjoy your content.So relaxing to sit and knit while you tell us a bout all your creations; just like sitting accross from a friend. Especially admire your sweater knittng; I have a hard time completing chunky sweaters.😏 Your haircut is really cute. Please do share your sewing; although I don't sew anymore it's fun to see what others make. Take Care!!🤗
Yes, please show your sewing as well as knitting!
“We” want to see all the me-mades.
Quilt is beautiful. Very bold.
Dear Claire, your hair is adorable…on both sides. I would never lie to you😁💗
Wow, your balcony looks so cosy! I’m also loving all the red leaves, my favourite time of the year 🍁🌲✨ i hope your friend recovers well and feel happy! ❤️
You’re my favorite!! I love everything you make-you just have the best style and eye for design and color.
HELLO FROM MAINE, You look gorgeous with your new haircut! Love your finished tops. Great episode as usual, I enjoy your podcast very much.
Your haircut looks great! I immediately thought of Meg Ryan 😊 Happy to see your podcast!
love your hair! & your dawa slipover, especially the cables at the back, it's so pretty! ur blooming lavendar socks are also great 💜
I really enjoy your podcast! I hope you are feeling well and happy.
We missed you - welcome back
I love the daisy quilt, it is so happy. Would definitely watch a garment sewing video. I have a sweater quantity of nutiden on its way to me and after seeing your Bonnie cardigan I think that’s what it will become. Whilst watching I was knitting fernwood cardigan upcoming pattern from Jane Richmond using nutiden
Your finished projects are gorgeous, as always! I love the colourwork socks. Keep going with the Marit, I also had gauge issues and ended up ripping back some of the body but it's so worth it once it's done. I think your plan to add more of a steek and omit the facing on the sleeves could work really well. The bulk on mine has reduced with wear but I do wish I'd planned ahead a bit more and added more of a steek. Happy knitting :-)
Gor-geous finished objects!! Yes to sewing video!
I get so happy every time I see an upload from you! I have never worked with linen quill but I just ordered it for the first time. Your knits are always so creative and considered.
Would love to see a sewing video! I'm sure there are quite a few of us who both knit and sew. Plus, it's just fun to see what clothes you style with your knits! In terms of your upcoming subscriber milestone, I don't think a giveaway is required or necessary. We subscribe to hear about your crafting, not to get any prizes. :) Right now I'm knitting the Twigs sweater by Junko Okamoto using De Rerum Natura's Ulysse.
I really loved watching/ listening to this. Thank you so much :) your analogy about the spicy food was so funny and I feel the same about it. Will definitely remember that one hahah. Spicy fabric. Anyway thanks for sharing a little bit of you with us. You look so good by the way ! Love from the Netherlands.
Oh and I would like a seeing video too if you ever would like to make one!
I always enjoy your podcast so much. Makes my day 🎀
The daisy quilt is so cute! I’m a knitter and watch for the knitting but I find learning about other makers’ sewing projects inspiring in their own way so please do show us your sewn garments!
Love the daisy quilt!!
Hello Claire... absolutely love your new haircut! I found everything you showed and shared to be so pretty and interesting to hear about. How did you get your neckline on your Daily Pullover to look not as deep as the pattern calls for? I really like the way you did it. Your quilt is sooo good and I would love to hear you talk about your sewing in a podcast. Have a wonderful Canadian Thanksgiving!
Hi Jacqueline, sorry this took me so long to get back to! I actually knit the Daily exactly to pattern and that's how it came out - I feel like on the pattern photos it's been kind of pulled down for the styling? It seems to sit much higher up on most people on Ravelry. I also think that if you were to knit it and find it low you could adjust needle size or number of stitches picked up or even do more rows.
What fun to learn you have your BFA from MtA! I did the same too but a few years before 😉 (class of ‘98). Such a great school and the Fine Arts Dept was fabulous. I think a few profs stuck around when you were there; Dan Steeves in printmaking (intaglio) and Thaddeus Hollownia in Photo. Maybe even Virgil Hammock for head of Fine Arts but he was older when i was there - a total hammer, honestly all were fantastic. Love your knitting, thanks for your efforts - always inspiring. Take care & all the best from Bermuda ❤
Hi Beth! Sorry it took me so long to get back to you, but it was so nice to hear you went to MtA too!! I never met Virgil, but I know Thaddeus and Dan! I go back to Sackville fairly often and it's always such a nice place to be. My mom also has a BFA from MtA, I just followed in her footsteps :) Thanks for watching!!
Claire’s mom here! Thaddeus and Dan were in their first year of teaching when I was there. Virgil was the head of the dept in those days and was lovely!
@@christiepaquet oh amazing! I was there from ‘94-‘98. Did our times cross? Virgil was still the head of the department and such a fun guy. Thaddeus and Dan too.
@@bethmacdonaldstone We didn't cross paths! I was there quite a bit earlier. 78-82!! I think it was Thaddeus' first year teaching there. He was so young! Virgil was so great. I hear he still enjoys having people stop by to say hello.
“The Fat Squirrel Speaks” changes her knits to accommodate the bunching issue. I don’t remember exactly what she does.🤷♀️. I have found her channel to be a good resource for customizing patterns, knit and sown.💗
Hello from Mounds Illinois.
Show us all your makes, sewing included
Your Daily Pullover is beautiful! How did you keep the neckline from being as deep as the pattern shows it? I sure hope you found that you don't have COVID. Thank you for sharing your makes with us. Please don't feel the need to do a giveaway. I don't know about everyone else, but I am watching to learn from you not to receive items. You give more than enough through your knowledge and sharing.
Hi Brandi - sorry this is so so late, but I just wanted to answer your question about the Daily pullover. I knit it exactly to pattern! I wonder if it's slightly pulled down in the pattern photos? It seems like it sits higher up on all the Ravelry projects I've seen. I'm sure you could control it a bit with ribbing needle size and how many stitches you pick up as well.
@@purlwise.knitting Thank you!