Such great advice about gift knitting……let it go, lol I need to work on that 😊 Your dad’s hat looks perfect, we know he is knit worthy for sure. Yay no bleeding for your mom’s mitts! I think I NEED to make the book club cardigan in a very similar colour based on yours, I love it! I would highly recommend you buy a special cord to make your Musselburgh hat, so much faster and it’s a lot of knitting; and you will probably do more 😊 Have a great week.
@@TRaceTK aw thank you!! I would love to be matching with you for the book club cardigan. And yeah, I really do need to buy another one. Thank you for watching!
Hi! Greetings from Norway 🇳🇴 I really enjoy watching your podcast and like the way you present your knitting projects from skein through to finished garments 👍😄 Just a thought: If you want to add buttonholes to your pretty cardigan without ripping back the button band, you can do this using a crochet hook. There are several videos on TH-cam, i.e 'Tidy Afterthought buttonhole' by Agasalhos e Bugalhos 😊
I am glad that you showed my baker’s hat. I started it last night but I could not understand the brim part. I thought it looked like it was turned up, but I did not understand the knit one row and p1 k1 part.
@@susanbajdek6698 I’m so glad that was helpful for you! Luckily I had learned that technique in a sweater before, and I was a little confused then too.
You make a very wise and freeing statement about gift knits. I love your podcast. You should be very proud of your mitts.
@@donnarossignol5695 thank you so very much ❤️❤️
Oh I’m loving your mums mitts!!! ❤ afterthought button holes for your cardigan with your lovely new buttons 😊 🎉
@@Kimsgardencare thank you so much! And I really think I may do afterthought button holes. 👍🏼
I enjoyed listening to you. Keep up the good work!
@@wyomingfibers5463 thank you so much!! That means a lot 🫶🏼
Such great advice about gift knitting……let it go, lol I need to work on that 😊 Your dad’s hat looks perfect, we know he is knit worthy for sure. Yay no bleeding for your mom’s mitts! I think I NEED to make the book club cardigan in a very similar colour based on yours, I love it! I would highly recommend you buy a special cord to make your Musselburgh hat, so much faster and it’s a lot of knitting; and you will probably do more 😊 Have a great week.
@@TRaceTK aw thank you!! I would love to be matching with you for the book club cardigan. And yeah, I really do need to buy another one. Thank you for watching!
Hi! Greetings from Norway 🇳🇴 I really enjoy watching your podcast and like the way you present your knitting projects from skein through to finished garments 👍😄
Just a thought: If you want to add buttonholes to your pretty cardigan without ripping back the button band, you can do this using a crochet hook. There are several videos on TH-cam, i.e 'Tidy Afterthought buttonhole' by Agasalhos e Bugalhos 😊
@@heldagsstrikk thank you so much! Okay, I did not even know about this. What a clever idea. I will definitely check this out! Thank you!
I am glad that you showed my baker’s hat. I started it last night but I could not understand the brim part. I thought it looked like it was turned up, but I did not understand the knit one row and p1 k1 part.
@@susanbajdek6698 I’m so glad that was helpful for you! Luckily I had learned that technique in a sweater before, and I was a little confused then too.
Forgot to mention, actively working on the Burgos vest and I’ve just received some plotulopi 😊 wanted to give some unspun a try!!
@@Kimsgardencare I will be trying unspun yarn next as well! I hope it goes well for both of us!
@@SavanKnits yeah! Fingers crossed 🥰
Hey fellow Utah knitter 😊🧶
@@robinnoble4506 hello!!! 👋🏼 🥰