My grandmother used to knit slippers for everyone in the family and they are almost identical the Simple House Slippers. Her pattern has more cast-on stitches for the garter section to give it a bit of a cuff. There was a woolen mill nearby that she would get free cones of very fine wool yarn. She would hold several together and it made for a very dense and sturdy slipper. Then she would finish them off with a decorative crocheted edging. ♥️
The Sophie scarf is my go-to one skein wonder. It works with any weight if you adjust your needle size. And the icord is integrated. It's so quick and easy. Perfect travel knitting.
This year I’m attempting to make ornaments for everyone fml and other little things… a set of coasters for my sister lol, dishcloths and such. It’s stressful but really fun to knit small projects that don’t take long. For some reason I always knit blankets and THEY TAKE SO LONG. I can’t believe I can complete a project in an hour lol I’m used to starting a project and it taking like… months. It’s so fun. Looking forward to some more ideas. Next year I am gonna start my knitting for gifts much earlier in the year haha.
You could probably add a light layer of leather to the bottoms of the slippers after you knit them. Take a piece of leather w/ light/medium thickness and cut it into two sole-shaped pieces (sized accordingly, of course). Then, punch an even line of holes around the outer edge of the soles (probably about 1/3- 1/2 inch from the edge?) for easy stitching. Then use sturdy string/yarn and use a saddle stitch all around the sole while attaching it to the slipper. You could probably use different materials instead of leather, though. I know that this would make them harder to launder, but I mention all of this bc I hate wearing non-soled slippers.
I did this with a pair of the Bev Galeskas clogs (a *wonderful* pattern - maybe the designer name is Fiber Trends - an old but great pattern). I added the leather soles after I started getting holes, so that told me it would have been a great idea done beforehand. 😊
Thank you for all the great gift ideas! Shameless plug- I just put a pattern for a DK weight headband on Ravelry. It’s called the “Hello Pistachio Headband “. ❤
Love💖the fireside mitts!! I’ve made several of these in multiple fibres(soft cotton to wool blends), weights & colours. They work up quickly & have been requested by everyone I knit for (& their friends). Definitely a favorite pattern in my library!!🎄❤️💚💛🎄
These are a classic slipper design from what I’ve been reading. I think that’s really cool. When it’s good, no need to change it. ☺️ Thank you for watching Jennifer!
Love the ideas. Thank you! Re your Francisca Hat: it is very nice, but i find it frustrating that a designer has the audacity to charge $7.99 for a hat pattern in a single size. Hat patterns in general are often overpriced when i can buy a graded sweater pattern for the same or only slightly more.
Hi Taylor! I really enjoy your videos while I’m frantically trying to finish my “Brick Knit Throw” for my son’s Christmas gift. I listened to what you said about slouchy being hats not as stylish right now. I just love slouchy hats! I think they look great - yours is adorable, and they are perfect for long hair. Thank you for sharing all of your knowledge. I’m really enjoying your videos! Suzanne
Thank you for the great ideas. I love your simple aesthet that features the beautiful colors and te textures. I have added the Sofie s arg to my gift list and know of a few ladies who will love it. Thanks again!
I knit a Sophie scarf on Saturday for my mother’s birthday and wrapped the other part of the gift with it. Super easy, really fun. Loved hearing other suggestions.
My quick gift knits are the Who? hat, the Molly hat and the Hurricane hat. I also like the Berry Baby hat and the Tiny Tot hat for small children and babies. All of these are free patterns on Ravelry
Thank you so much for putting this together. I really appreciate that you think about affordability. Luxury knits are fun, but it's great to have budget options, too.
You nailed it! Thank you so much! I have been searching all week for some fingerless mitts for men and your fire pit mitts are perfect! I have used the fishermen's wool before and it's rustic and soft enough and durable! I also love that you use fiber for the people yarn. I love their mission. I believe I will work my way through every pattern mentioned here. I hope you produce more patterns for men or that are unisex. I think k you really get the rugged, durable knit!
Hi Shari! Thank you so much for your kind words. That means a lot to me. And you may not know, but FFTP is my yarn company so what you said here made my night. ❤️
As usual I enjoy a lot your videos, always interesting, with good ideas and your personality is great. Thanks for the recommendations ! Greetings from Budapest, Hungary
Anymore, I like knitting ornaments for people for the holidays. There are a bunch of free patterns all over the place, a lot of them use worsted weight yarn, and they're good for using up the last little bits of yarn. They also usually only take an hour or 2 to finish, so they can be worked on in short bursts throughout the day and still be able to finish them quickly.
This is a fantastic suggestion. While I was searching through patterns for this video I found a lot of really cool ornaments and I came this close to including one here. Thank you for mentioning them. Everyone loves a quick and easy gift and these are definitely that. ❤️
I feel like boys are often unenthusiastic about hand knit gifts, but my 29-year-old grandson actually appreciates them (I think he likes the “kitschiness” of them) - and I gave him one of Arne and Carlos’ Christmas ball ornaments in 2021, and this year it’s one of 2 ornaments hanging on a plant in his house. 🤣 So I say yes to ornaments!
On Ravelry, I noticed several knitters chose Fisherman's Wool for their Fire Pit mitts. I may have to get some if it's on sale and make a pair for me. But first, I need to get some pretty yarn and make two pairs for gifts. Thanks for the inspiration!
that was a super helpful video. thank you. I am on track to make some of your fire pit mitts and bought the pattern after the last video. I am also thinking about the Sophie scarf because i can see someone in their 20's wearing it as well as someone much, much older. oooh also the neighborhood hat
Thank you so much Anita! I’m so glad that this helpful and thank you for your download. Enjoy the Fire Pit Mitts! And I completely agree about the Sophie Scarf. ❤️
I just received my first Fiber for the People yarn order. Wow! this yarn has truly exceeded my expectations, and they were pretty high! I can't wait to knit with these beautiful yarns. Thanks for the quick pattern ideas. I think I see some workman's socks in my future.
Love your videos so much! I always find something I NEED❣️I just downloaded the reversible headband, it will be my grand girls stocking stuffer. Keep up all your hard work it keep us knitters on our toes🥰
Been working on sophie scarf since mid october and also the shawl! ~ SO glad these were on your list! BUT that cool work sock is great! Just grabbed two tees for xmas presents for my knitty mama & really LOVE this post! TYTYTY
I'm so tempted to cast-on to the Sophie scarf (and I also LOVE the shawl). Do you have a preference so far for either the scarf or shawl? Inquiring minds want to know. 😉
@@WOOLNEEDLESHANDS the scarf is super fast! i put a lifeline at every ending of each increase! i have used up mucho leftover 🧶!!! the shawl is super FAST because it’s only 6 before increase/decrease!!! once again i stitch in a life line JUST IN CASE!
Such a great curated video! Saved a bunch of patterns in my favorites and will definitely be knitting many of these. i have knit 3 sophie scarves and it’s wonderful for gifts and for yourself. Thanks for the ideas! ❤
I just found your channel and enjoy your approach. I watched a few episodes and now can't remember which ones you talked about a yarn that was similar to Spincycle--now I can't find that episode. What was the brand of that yarn---it was about 1/2 the price of Spincycle and very similar. TIA
Is the app on your ipad / on the screen just ravelry? I'm fairly new to knitting and love how it looks and love the idea of seeing other folks projects!
Hello, thank you your videos - really enjoyable - and informative. So glad i found your channel. I ordered your fire pitt mitts pattern - new to knitting. Can this pattern be knitted with circular needles? Thank you
I'm making hats this season. I made several Biggie Braids hats (super fast), and just finished a Kolmen Earflap hat for myself. The braided band can be used alone as a headband, and I think it would be a great gift knit with leftover yarn. I did the full hat, but plan some headbands for next year.
I have tried 3 times to knit the Felix to be part of the knit along but I cannot do the w&t and yo on a purl row so sadly I have given up too hard for a novice knitter.
I’m so sorry that you’ve had such frustration with this part of the pattern Vanessa. You’re not alone! A lot of folks have the same difficulty in the beginning (me included-in fact each time I’ve knit that portion I fumble at some point). I have a tip if you’d like to just knit the sweater without the eyelets (it’s the arrangement of the YO in tandem with the w&t’s that create the issue, I think). What I did on one of my Felixes was eliminate the YOs and replace them with simple increases on either side of the markers. To work the increases on the raglan seam WITHOUT the eyelets: A full increase round (without wrap and turns) would look like this: *kfb, knit to one st before marker, kfb, SM* repeat to the end of the round So essentially you're working a kfb (knit through the front and back of the stitch) before and after each marker. For increase rounds with the short rows, just do a pfb (Purl through the front and back of stitch) on either side of each marker when you’re knitting the wrong side of the fabric. By eliminating the eyelets and placing your increases in the same place each time (directly before and after the markers) you’re more able to focus on the short rows. And be sure to put a little interlocking stitch marker in your w&t so it’s easy to see when you come back to it. I hope this helps! ❤️
@@WOOLNEEDLESHANDS Oh my gosh thank you so much for your help. I have given it one more go and am at the raglan increase. Yah But I will also try the version you have written above. Thank you again I really appreciate the assistance. I am a lone knitter and live in rural South Australia with no yarn shop close by. I rely heavily on you tube for support. I love your videos. Take Care
I find German short rows to be easier. Not sure if they’d also be easier with YO, but I bet they would. There are a lot of tutorials on the internet and TH-cam if you wish to look into them. Not often mentioned, though - you knit one more stitch than a w&t pattern indicates when beginning the German short row. I think maybe that dawned on me when I watched Purl SoHo’s video.
Another really easy gift idea is "Sophie Scarf" by Petiteknit! Ive already knitted 4 of these for presents and still have 2 to go, but theyre so fast and im even a new knitter
Great ideas! I literally am finishing the last inch of my Sophie scarf… the icord bind off is knit right in the pattern…it looks awesome and soooo easy. 🧣🧶🙂
I dont care about trends…why let other people tell you what you should not wear? I like what I like and so slouchy if it looks good on your head, make it!
What is the app you are using? I’ve noticed it in your videos but am not sure what it is. It looks so much cleaner to use than Ravelry. I love Ravelry but it’s horrible to use on different devices.
My shirt is listing a variety of cast-on techniques in knitting. One of which being the ‘old Norwegian’ cast on. This is also known as the German twisted cast on. 👍
My grandmother used to knit slippers for everyone in the family and they are almost identical the Simple House Slippers. Her pattern has more cast-on stitches for the garter section to give it a bit of a cuff. There was a woolen mill nearby that she would get free cones of very fine wool yarn. She would hold several together and it made for a very dense and sturdy slipper. Then she would finish them off with a decorative crocheted edging. ♥️
Every single one of these ideas is terrific
Thank you!!
The Sophie scarf is my go-to one skein wonder. It works with any weight if you adjust your needle size. And the icord is integrated. It's so quick and easy. Perfect travel knitting.
This year I’m attempting to make ornaments for everyone fml and other little things… a set of coasters for my sister lol, dishcloths and such. It’s stressful but really fun to knit small projects that don’t take long. For some reason I always knit blankets and THEY TAKE SO LONG. I can’t believe I can complete a project in an hour lol I’m used to starting a project and it taking like… months. It’s so fun. Looking forward to some more ideas. Next year I am gonna start my knitting for gifts much earlier in the year haha.
You could probably add a light layer of leather to the bottoms of the slippers after you knit them. Take a piece of leather w/ light/medium thickness and cut it into two sole-shaped pieces (sized accordingly, of course). Then, punch an even line of holes around the outer edge of the soles (probably about 1/3- 1/2 inch from the edge?) for easy stitching. Then use sturdy string/yarn and use a saddle stitch all around the sole while attaching it to the slipper. You could probably use different materials instead of leather, though. I know that this would make them harder to launder, but I mention all of this bc I hate wearing non-soled slippers.
I did this with a pair of the Bev Galeskas clogs (a *wonderful* pattern - maybe the designer name is Fiber Trends - an old but great pattern). I added the leather soles after I started getting holes, so that told me it would have been a great idea done beforehand. 😊
You've inspired me to pick up needles again after about 12 years. Thank you :)
I like to use cotton for the lining of headbands. No itch. I got the idea from Norwegian patterns.
Fabric sewn in as a lining, or cotton yarn?
@Judy Vallas cotton yarn.
@@jriedesel Thanks!
I would like to see a video on how to adapt yarn, needles to a pattern that requires a different weight and needle size. Thank you!
I just knit my first Sophie scarf. Such a fun and quick knit. AND stash busting for sure
I really think I NEED one. AND it just is so stinking cute! Thank you for watching Elizaveta!
@@WOOLNEEDLESHANDS you DO need one ;)
Thank you for all the great gift ideas! Shameless plug- I just put a pattern for a DK weight headband on Ravelry. It’s called the “Hello Pistachio Headband “. ❤
Three granddaughters….13, 11, 9. The headband will be on their Christmas gift project list. Thanks.
I absolutely love the Sophie scarf. I wear it as a headband in my hair.
I bet it's so cute as a head scarf! I definitely think I need one. I imagine it could give me some real Rosie the Riveter vibes. 💪😊
ohhh that's such a good idea!!
Thank ❤you for the wonderful easy ideas. I bought the fire pit mitts design for gift knit gifts my family.
Love💖the fireside mitts!! I’ve made several of these in multiple fibres(soft cotton to wool blends), weights & colours. They work up quickly & have been requested by everyone I knit for (& their friends). Definitely a favorite pattern in my library!!🎄❤️💚💛🎄
Thanks for the useful ideas
What a fabulous podcast. Great ideas for gift Knits. Thank you for all of your hard work.
Thank you so much Suzanne!
Great ideas. I used to knit similar slippers about 50 years ago. 🙂
These are a classic slipper design from what I’ve been reading. I think that’s really cool. When it’s good, no need to change it. ☺️
Thank you for watching Jennifer!
Great suggestions, I am going to try and finish 4 headbands.
Those headbands are sure to be fantastic. It’s such a cool pattern ❤️.
Love the ideas. Thank you! Re your Francisca Hat: it is very nice, but i find it frustrating that a designer has the audacity to charge $7.99 for a hat pattern in a single size. Hat patterns in general are often overpriced when i can buy a graded sweater pattern for the same or only slightly more.
Can you please make a tutorial for the Dumplin Bag? I would love to make it… but have never made anything other than dishcloths!
I meant to start knitting and sewing gifts this week but I accidentally cast on another pair of socks for myself instead lol. Whoopsie!
Listen, it can’t be helped. Don’t fight that urge. Lean into it. 😘😘
So happy I found your channel! 😊 Such nice videos for a knitter. Greetings from Finland.
Thank you so much Annika!
Hi Taylor! I really enjoy your videos while I’m frantically trying to finish my “Brick Knit Throw” for my son’s Christmas gift. I listened to what you said about slouchy being hats not as stylish right now. I just love slouchy hats! I think they look great - yours is adorable, and they are perfect for long hair. Thank you for sharing all of your knowledge. I’m really enjoying your videos! Suzanne
Thank you! These are all great and now I can spend less time looking for patterns and more time knitting .
I love the bag and slippers😍 how can I prevent slipping for the slippers? Any yarn recs?
Great selections! I’m planning to knit a gift each month this year so that I’m ready for all the birthdays and then next Christmas
Thank you for the great ideas. I love your simple aesthet that features the beautiful colors and te textures. I have added the Sofie s arg to my gift list and know of a few ladies who will love it. Thanks again!
My pleasure Greta! I’m so glad this helps. Thank you for watching! ❤️❤️
I knit a Sophie scarf on Saturday for my mother’s birthday and wrapped the other part of the gift with it. Super easy, really fun. Loved hearing other suggestions.
What color?
Thank you for the great pattern ideas!
My pleasure Julie! Thank you for watching. ❤️
Sedan hat by Smells like yarn Ross is great pattern, several yarn weights and free pattern.
My quick gift knits are the Who? hat, the Molly hat and the Hurricane hat. I also like the Berry Baby hat and the Tiny Tot hat for small children and babies. All of these are free patterns on Ravelry
Thank you so much for putting this together. I really appreciate that you think about affordability. Luxury knits are fun, but it's great to have budget options, too.
My pleasure Cynthia! Thank you for watching. ❤
You nailed it! Thank you so much! I have been searching all week for some fingerless mitts for men and your fire pit mitts are perfect! I have used the fishermen's wool before and it's rustic and soft enough and durable! I also love that you use fiber for the people yarn. I love their mission. I believe I will work my way through every pattern mentioned here. I hope you produce more patterns for men or that are unisex. I think k you really get the rugged, durable knit!
Hi Shari! Thank you so much for your kind words. That means a lot to me. And you may not know, but FFTP is my yarn company so what you said here made my night. ❤️
Great list! I love the variety of patterns and the different yarn options you share.
Thank you for watching Amanda. I'm glad this was helpful!
I’ve been suffering from cast-on-itis lately, and you are not helping! My condition just became a lot more severe! Thanks 😊
As usual I enjoy a lot your videos, always interesting, with good ideas and your personality is great. Thanks for the recommendations ! Greetings from Budapest, Hungary
I love your suggestions. It was a help to me for gifts to quickly make.
I’m getting ready to cast on the Sophie scarf.
Thank you! I usually knit socks for everyone on Xmas, but these mittens are a great alternative!
Anymore, I like knitting ornaments for people for the holidays. There are a bunch of free patterns all over the place, a lot of them use worsted weight yarn, and they're good for using up the last little bits of yarn. They also usually only take an hour or 2 to finish, so they can be worked on in short bursts throughout the day and still be able to finish them quickly.
This is a fantastic suggestion. While I was searching through patterns for this video I found a lot of really cool ornaments and I came this close to including one here. Thank you for mentioning them. Everyone loves a quick and easy gift and these are definitely that. ❤️
I feel like boys are often unenthusiastic about hand knit gifts, but my 29-year-old grandson actually appreciates them (I think he likes the “kitschiness” of them) - and I gave him one of Arne and Carlos’ Christmas ball ornaments in 2021, and this year it’s one of 2 ornaments hanging on a plant in his house. 🤣 So I say yes to ornaments!
Love the slippers, bought that pattern
I hope you enjoy them Carol. I have a feeling you'll be making lots of them in the future. They're so fun to knit. ❤️
I wrote down 5 of them to check out!
That’s great Deb! I’m glad this gave you some ideas. ❤️
Tayler, thank you for these quick gift ideas...can't wait to get started on some!
Great podcast thank you 😊
I love the Sophie scarf and made one as soon as it came out. It's great for not too much bulk
And by the way, I found you last week, and I love your enthusiasm! Thanks for the podcast : )
Love all of these ideas!!! Thanks so much!!!❤️❤️
Thanks Tayler! Love your style!
On Ravelry, I noticed several knitters chose Fisherman's Wool for their Fire Pit mitts. I may have to get some if it's on sale and make a pair for me. But first, I need to get some pretty yarn and make two pairs for gifts. Thanks for the inspiration!
that was a super helpful video. thank you. I am on track to make some of your fire pit mitts and bought the pattern after the last video. I am also thinking about the Sophie scarf because i can see someone in their 20's wearing it as well as someone much, much older. oooh also the neighborhood hat
Thank you so much Anita! I’m so glad that this helpful and thank you for your download. Enjoy the Fire Pit Mitts! And I completely agree about the Sophie Scarf. ❤️
I just received my first Fiber for the People yarn order. Wow! this yarn has truly exceeded my expectations, and they were pretty high! I can't wait to knit with these beautiful yarns.
Thanks for the quick pattern ideas. I think I see some workman's socks in my future.
Great list!
Thank you! This video is exactly what I needed for some inspiration.
My pleasure Jessalynn! I'm glad it provided some inspiration. ❤️
Thank you for sharing these great ideas.
Super ideas !!! Thank you so much 👍
Love your videos so much! I always find something I NEED❣️I just downloaded the reversible headband, it will be my grand girls stocking stuffer. Keep up all your hard work it keep us knitters on our toes🥰
Been working on sophie scarf since mid october and also the shawl! ~ SO glad these were on your list! BUT that cool work sock is great! Just grabbed two tees for xmas presents for my knitty mama & really LOVE this post! TYTYTY
I'm so tempted to cast-on to the Sophie scarf (and I also LOVE the shawl). Do you have a preference so far for either the scarf or shawl? Inquiring minds want to know. 😉
@@WOOLNEEDLESHANDS the scarf is super fast! i put a lifeline at every ending of each increase! i have used up mucho leftover 🧶!!! the shawl is super FAST because it’s only 6 before increase/decrease!!! once again i stitch in a life line JUST IN CASE!
I made 11 prs of sjlippers all stash yarn for my grand kiddos
Yes!!! Huge win! Way to go Bonnie! ❤️
Do you a special site for your project page ? Love your videos ❤ glad I found you.
Such a great curated video! Saved a bunch of patterns in my favorites and will definitely be knitting many of these. i have knit 3 sophie scarves and it’s wonderful for gifts and for yourself. Thanks for the ideas! ❤
My pleasure Corie! I'm glad this served as inspiration. Thank you so much for watching. ❤️
Great ideas! I just bought the Sophie Scarf pattern yesterday, I’m excited to knit a few of them.
Fire pit mitts💜💜💜
Fabulous!!
any suggestions for summer knit presents :D?
Thanks for the gift ideas! That dumpling bag is on my list for sure. Also...where is your cast on shirt from? 😀
My pleasure! Thank you for watching! And this shirt is from the WNH Merch store: bit.ly/3Eh2unY
❤️❤️❤️
@WOOL NEEDLES HANDS Thank you so much for replying!
I spin wool only for about a year now. Do you think merino and bio nylon would be a good spin for the slippers? In a worsted yarn
I needed this! Thank you!!!!
I just found your channel and enjoy your approach. I watched a few episodes and now can't remember which ones you talked about a yarn that was similar to Spincycle--now I can't find that episode. What was the brand of that yarn---it was about 1/2 the price of Spincycle and very similar. TIA
Thank you Tobie! The yarn I mentioned is by Yarn Hero. I mentioned it in this episode here:
th-cam.com/video/w8l8Sf-OtWo/w-d-xo.html
Is the app on your ipad / on the screen just ravelry? I'm fairly new to knitting and love how it looks and love the idea of seeing other folks projects!
Where can I find the bonus hat pattern?
Hello, thank you your videos - really enjoyable - and informative. So glad i found your channel. I ordered your fire pitt mitts pattern - new to knitting. Can this pattern be knitted with circular needles? Thank you
Hi! Thank you so much and welcome. Yes! The FPM can definitely be worked with circulars using either a short cord or the magic loop method. ❤️
Thank you, very much appreciated.
I'm making hats this season. I made several Biggie Braids hats (super fast), and just finished a Kolmen Earflap hat for myself. The braided band can be used alone as a headband, and I think it would be a great gift knit with leftover yarn. I did the full hat, but plan some headbands for next year.
I have tried 3 times to knit the Felix to be part of the knit along but I cannot do the w&t and yo on a purl row so sadly I have given up too hard for a novice knitter.
I’m so sorry that you’ve had such frustration with this part of the pattern Vanessa. You’re not alone! A lot of folks have the same difficulty in the beginning (me included-in fact each time I’ve knit that portion I fumble at some point). I have a tip if you’d like to just knit the sweater without the eyelets (it’s the arrangement of the YO in tandem with the w&t’s that create the issue, I think).
What I did on one of my Felixes was eliminate the YOs and replace them with simple increases on either side of the markers.
To work the increases on the raglan seam WITHOUT the eyelets:
A full increase round (without wrap and turns) would look like this:
*kfb, knit to one st before marker, kfb, SM* repeat to the end of the round
So essentially you're working a kfb (knit through the front and back of the stitch) before and after each marker.
For increase rounds with the short rows, just do a pfb (Purl through the front and back of stitch) on either side of each marker when you’re knitting the wrong side of the fabric.
By eliminating the eyelets and placing your increases in the same place each time (directly before and after the markers) you’re more able to focus on the short rows. And be sure to put a little interlocking stitch marker in your w&t so it’s easy to see when you come back to it.
I hope this helps! ❤️
@@WOOLNEEDLESHANDS Oh my gosh thank you so much for your help. I have given it one more go and am at the raglan increase. Yah But I will also try the version you have written above. Thank you again I really appreciate the assistance. I am a lone knitter and live in rural South Australia with no yarn shop close by. I rely heavily on you tube for support. I love your videos. Take Care
I find German short rows to be easier. Not sure if they’d also be easier with YO, but I bet they would. There are a lot of tutorials on the internet and TH-cam if you wish to look into them. Not often mentioned, though - you knit one more stitch than a w&t pattern indicates when beginning the German short row. I think maybe that dawned on me when I watched Purl SoHo’s video.
Another really easy gift idea is "Sophie Scarf" by Petiteknit! Ive already knitted 4 of these for presents and still have 2 to go, but theyre so fast and im even a new knitter
Yep! This is my number 3 here in this video. Great minds think alike. ❤️
Wrist warmer
Great ideas! I literally am finishing the last inch of my Sophie scarf… the icord bind off is knit right in the pattern…it looks awesome and soooo easy. 🧣🧶🙂
I don’t know why I insist on watching videos that make me spend money! :)
Early for once!❤
What about leg warmers? No one talks about them.
I dont care about trends…why let other people tell you what you should not wear? I like what I like and so slouchy if it looks good on your head, make it!
I'm pretty new to knitting, and that app seems like a godsend. Does anyone know its name?
The app I'm using here is called Ravit and I LOVE it. Not sponsored or affiliated. Just a fan. ❤️
I can't find the pattern for the Francisca hat. Help, please!
Here it is: www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/francisca-hat
Thank you for watching Toni!
What is the app you are using? I’ve noticed it in your videos but am not sure what it is. It looks so much cleaner to use than Ravelry. I love Ravelry but it’s horrible to use on different devices.
Hi Lenore! The app is called Ravit and it's essentially mobile Ravlery. 👍
@@WOOLNEEDLESHANDS Awesomesauce! Thanks!
My pleasure!
What the fluff does ur shirt say ?Old norwegian? Cold norwegian? We can never catch a breakXD Everyone hate us^_^
My shirt is listing a variety of cast-on techniques in knitting. One of which being the ‘old Norwegian’ cast on. This is also known as the German twisted cast on. 👍
No, we love you and all your knitting ways!
You look like a college senior, so I was so surprised when I heard you had a husband and several children
I think you should look into the history of some of the things you say. Just to educate yourself.
Do you want to elaborate?
Good channel but youtube commercials killing your channel,it is hard to watch with excessive amounts of adds😢