The Bakery Bears - Episode 237
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ก.ค. 2024
- 00:00 Welcome to The Bakery Bears Video Show featuring “My Favourite Blanket”
Join us in this episode for:
01:17 “Welcome”
- Catch up with ‘My Favourite Blanket’ here / my-favourite-1-76113593
- Reflecting on our daughter turning 18!
- Kay’s Stevie Wonder Disco injury
06:59 “Whats on YOUR needles” www.ravelry.com/discuss/the-b...
Kay was knitting :
- ‘Wednesday’ inspired scarf knitted in www.beehiveyarns.com/
- Find out how Kay chooses the right colourway for a project / choosing-perfect-59669261
- Watch Kays Provisional cast on tutorial / crochet-chain-on-56109077
- Learn to make tassels with Kay / tutorial-special-25618352
- Tin Roof Hat knitted in www.thewoolbarn.com/
- Learn to knit epic hats with Kay here bakerybears.com/knitty-u/
- Get Kays ‘Autumn Snow’ hat pattern free bakerybears.com/autumn-snow/
- Modified Fairground Socks bakerybears.com/fairground-so...
- Find out how Kay looks after her socks here bakerybears.com/sock-tutorials/
- We mentioned our magazine bakerybears.com/knitability/
- Read Kays needle review / knitability-46-91579189
Dan was knitting :
- Quantock Hat No. 2
- Dan mentioned bakerybears.com/sweetheart-cowl/
- Watch our latest Patron Only Show here / patron-exclusive-91879372
- Watch Kays Avoiding Ladders tutorial special / 5492001
- Aran Harpa Gansey www.ravelry.com/patterns/libr...
- Watch the October ‘Spooky’ episode of Dan’s Garment Knitting show here bakerybears.com/garments/
47:41 “Camelia Yuletide” Episode 12 “My Favourite Blanket”
1:18:47 “Whats OFF your Needles” www.ravelry.com/discuss/the-b...
- Hobbity Socks
- You can access the Hobbity Socks pattern here for your local equivalent of 2 US dollars / 75872429
- Learn to knit the Butterfly Heel / butterfly-heel-86679356
- Find out more about the Mini Sock Bunting bakerybears.com/mini-sock-bun...
- Tin Roof Hat in www.pixieyarn.co.uk/
1:26:04 “Camelia Yuletide” Episode 12 “My Favourite Blanket”
Download the latest edition of the pattern here / video-show-of-my-92147281
1:49:09 “Endy Bits!”
- Read the latest issue of Knitability / knitability-46-91579189
- Listen to the Radio Show here bakerybears.com/listen/
- Sockoween Prizes bakerybears.com/contact/
- Kay awarded pattern prizes of bakerybears.com/burrow-blanket/ & bakerybears.com/winter-solstice/
- Kay mentioned Miranda Mills mirandasnotebook.com/
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you've sent me right back - I had a bottle of Paris in the 1980s - it lasted me ages - I still remember the feel of the rounded, sculptured glass bottle - nostalgia, nostalgia - thank you
On the discussion of free vs paid-for patterns, I just want to say as someone who has purchased mulitple patterns from you, I know that regardless of how complex or "simple" the design is, that when I buy a pattern from you, Kay, I am paying for a well-written, clear pattern that will result in a quality item every time (dependent on my own ability, anyway 😂). This reliability and clairty, I feel, has tremendous value. Like Dan says, you pay for what you trust and I trust that I am always getting a good pattern from you that is worth the money.
Just because a similar pattern is available for free doesn't mean you have to give your time and expertise for free. It is wonderful when designers give us the gift of free patterns, of course but your knowledge and skills have value and no one should expect you to give that away for free! I certainly think it's worth every penny.
Delightful video, thanks so much from Oregon/USA!!!!!
YES DAN!!! Put that lovely sock in Knitability!!
I dyed all my yarns and knit this beautiful blanket.
Kay - you put so much work into your patterns - you deserve to be paid for them. I love your sock patterns and would always pay for them.
I have loved watching you dye and knit this blanket. It’s just beautiful!
I just wanted to say that the colour way reminds me of a Poinsettia. Maybe that is because we always bought one for my grandmother for her birthday (13-12). I really love this colour way!!❤❤ It looks really festive!!
The devil is in the detail - I really appreciate the attention to detail that Kay puts in the finishing touches. I love learning new tips and tricks. I also love how Kay shares all her dyeing knowledge she is a genius with colours. Not forgetting Dan, I am in awe at the professionalism of the podcast. Thank you so much xx
Kudos to you Dan for giving Kay support and wise words about her hat pattern. Oh btw I would LOVE to buy a copy if she was willing to publish her pattern.
Me too
I just found your channel. I am already enjoying it😂😂😂
Free vs paid. I say this is your work and you deserve to be paid for your work. You give away to Patreon’s and that is the benefit of being a Patreon.
I want to support you and am not able at this time to be a Patreon so am happy to pay for your patterns. Thanks greatly. ( I live in Springfield Mn. That is near Walnut Grove where Laura Ingalls Wilder was from.)😊
"ignore the noise"...what great encouragement! ❤
I love that scarf and I think that knitting it in the round is a brilliant idea! Thank you for that!
Kay, I will always buy your patterns and I have them all apart from two toys, so don't worry too much over it. It's up to the buyers to pick the ones they want and Dan is right in his thought on this.
I can't believe it has been almost a year since the My Favorite Blanket started. Thank you for such a wonderful series!
The blanket is beautiful. I especially love ❤️ the yarn this month. Looking forward to rounding out the near with you.😊
Feederbrook Farms is one of my favorite yarns. I made Andrea Mowry’s Shift cowl out of it and absolutely loved working with it & the finished project is awesome.
Hello from Mounds, Illinois.
Your blankets is beautiful 🤩✨🫶
I always thought that it was Kay singing that song! 😮
Jamie!? Kay, I alway thought that was you singing the Bakery Bears song at the end!!
Bravo, Kay, bravo….a simply delightful journey…well done!!! I especially loved today’s yarn…beautiful!!
Wonderful show. Lots of chuckles. So happy to see red in our last month of knitted blanket and looking forward to crafting and cooking (or stuffing and sewing!).
Hmm. It seems my comment disappeared. I’ve loved making this blanket. It’s been comforting in a hard year. Thank you. ~Colleen
I also purchased the fair ground sock pattern, and am willing to purchase another for the modification. Regarding interchangeable needles, i use a silicone pad. The type that some use for jar opening or hot pad. I keep one in my knitting tote. As it also can be used to steady an electronic device. I tend not to print patterns. I download to a device or knit companion app.
Knitting the year long blanket project has been a lovely knitting journey. And now, I've a nice Christmas gift. Thank you♡
Thank you
Kay, I loved Paris perfume! I wore it in my college years in the late 80s. Thanks for the great memory! ❤
Oh my!! I believe your daughter was 13 when I began watching you!!! It is a hard time to begin backing off and letting them become adults.
My youngest turned 20 yesterday! I no longer have a teenager in the house. Can’t believe how time has flown😮
Awe I used to have Paris in the late 80s - I had it ...I remember the lovely shaped rounded feel of the bottle and the bottle top... you've really sent me back there too Kay 🌷🌿💚
Another great episode,,,,
Thanks for all UR hard work on my favorite blanket pattern all year,,,,
I have enjoyed the process,,,and watching the dyeing and making of the blanket,,,,along,,,,
Have a long way to go but plan on carrying on ,,,,
Enjoying it,,,,
Elaine🍁💜🏡🏡
Thank You, for another lovely video. I do have a humble opinion about putting out patterns & would encourage you to, Pretty Please, put them out! As a woman with my father's thick head & my mother's thick hair, the only reason I started knitting was to recreate the look of a 'shop-bought' hat that would actually fit my head, that didn't look like it came from the men's Big & Tall department. I can't tell you how many hats I've donated to charity because the fit just wasn't quite right for me. Loved the look of them, but my perfect fit was lost in the details. Releasing a pattern that's similar to one that you or anyone else has already put out might just be the exact thing that someone, somewhere was looking for. {{ Hugs! }}
As always, another fabulous episode, thank you for the entertainment and the company while I sit & knit through my insomnia hours, which I enjoy so much. If i see a pattern I know I'll enjoy creating, I'll gladly pay it. There's so much work involved to get the pattern to the sell stage. The only time I have ever been angry at paying for a pattern was when I found out later that the pattern was plagiarised word for word, just a change logo from a free pattern. When the lady in a sock knitting FB group, announced her new design launch for her very unusual sock, never seen anything like it before, I did notice a few angry face emojis reactions, but no comments. It wasn't till the lady launched another 'unique' pattern a few months later that there were numerous comments
Paris by ESL is lovely. ❤ I miss wearing Emma by Laura Ashley back in the day - and remember shedding tears when they announced on my car radio that she had passed away. (I’m in California)
Talk about a blast from the past! When you brought up Paris by YSL, it totally took me back! Back when that first launched in the stores I was a fragrance model and my first job was the Paris launch. I ended up working in fragrance for 10 years and became a representative for YSL for a large portion of that time. Yes, that fragrance brings me immediately back to the 80s. And it was a beautiful scent.
That is why you are one of my go to podcasts Kay and Dan. I know you are not obligated to gush over any brand of yarn or company...you only give your opinion. So refreshing these days 🥰🇨🇦Sharon.
But just think…you’re gaining an hour of knitting time! 😂
How can I get the pattern to my favorite blanket please.
My oldest will be 18 in march and my youngest 8 in march….. but I’ve got 3 big birthdays next years my son is 13 in January my daughter is 18 in march and my son is 16 in August so next year is going to be fun
Where can I find the blanket pattern thank you I have so many skiens I can use
www.patreon.com/posts/video-show-of-my-92147281
This is just my experience but I never mind paying for a pattern. I ha ve found some free patterns are not very well written. I don’t feel I can ask the author any questions if it is free.