We love your knitting, designs, projects and we love YOU! Yes, we know you are a real person and we like to know about your real life. Don't be shy to tell us what's on your mind. And your health and your family is first, absolutely! If you can't do a regular podcast, you could always make a 5 min one with a baby on your lap just to give us an update. XO
I really enjoyed hearing you talk about your grandmothers and mother and their influence on you regarding knitting! Your podcasts are very interesting and enjoyable to watch! I'm a new knitter so I'm just getting started on my knitting journey. Congratulations on your new little one!
I have been getting to catch up on all your podcasts, and I so appreciate your enthusiasm, your honesty, and your skill! Thank you! I hope you keep podcasting as you can!!
Yes, take care of yourself Laerke, sounds very wise to leave the next months open without much plans/pressure....its so exciting, you will be seeing the little baby soon!! January is not that far away! We all enjoy your podcasts when you are able to do them!
I think you have such a wise outlook on your early days as a mother to a newborn! Good for you! Neither of my two were good sleepers until they were 18 months or so. Oh my! What torture! Lol. And I remember friends telling me how good their babies slept at night. I’ve never had that experience!
Hey for the urine infection you probably already know this but cranberry juice drink lots of cranberry juice like the all natural no sugar cranberry juice all right sending my love thank you for such a wonderful podcast always and your patterns are exquisite
As much as I enjoy listening please take care of yourself . Yes the online knitting community is amazing . As a non podcaster I still feel part of a beautiful supportive group . Lette Lopi makes the warmest jumpers I own and they bloom so magically too 😊! But definitely to wear over something. Best wishes to you .
Love your podcast. I am a new knitter and find your podcast enjoyable and informative. Since I learned to crochet first many years ago I find holding my yarn in my left hand more comfortable. I do not know if I will ever knit a sweater but I love seeing all the patterns. Thank you so much.
The fox 🦊 pattern is so sweet. Keep yourself and your baby healthy. That little square you knitted as a child is called a ‘pot holder’ or if sewn into a pocket it is an ‘oven mitt’. Congratulations on the 5K subscribers. I look forward to your videos and enjoy the lovely clips of your environment and landscapes.
Thank you Laerke for such and enjoyable podcast. I love seeing what you are working on. Fine Fish yarns is my local yarn that Terri dyes here in Belfast Northern Ireland. I've used it many times and loved it. As others have said please take care of yourself. Even though my daughter is now thirty I still remember the frustration of trying to slow down and rest. I was soundly told off for arriving at a midwife appointment with paint specs on my fingers from painting the nursery. It was even harder trying to rest with an active toddler when I was expecting my son but it's for a season and it passes. Enjoy rest knitting xx
Hi Laerke! Your podcast is always so nice and relaxing! Lovely projects and yarns! Don't stress about publishing anything or doing anything, take care of yourself and your family and take your time❤️
You are the sweetest and I love knitting and having tea to your podcast - so calming! Praying that all continues to go well with your pregnancy! AND, that fox cardi? SO cute!!
That fox cardigan is so sweet. I want one too!! I once made the Baby Owls Cardigan and it made me so happy to knit up. Such satisfaction in little knits . Thank you for the visit to knit along with!
Like others I Love, enjoy listening , and watching your podcast. Living in the US, it's so Great to connect with knitters all over the world. I will continue to pray and trust God for GREAT SUCCESS, HEALING, HEALTHY CHILDREN AND FAVOR of GOD over you and your family . Thank you for sharing.🙏❤💙😌
Beautiful podcast, so calm and soothing. That fox cardigan is so adorable 😍 Sending positive vibes your way that this little baby boy stays put inside for awhile longer, and is a good sleeper when out 😊
You are so practical and have common sense. Go with the flow and drink plenty of fluids Braxton Hicks can be caused by dehydration and extra water will help your UTI. Stay away from caffeine. Most likely you have heard all this before. Continue to take care of yourself, we all care.
I never could do the “nap when the baby is napping”. After the 5th child I very much wished I was a napping person. Love the fox cardigan. Beautiful tea mug. Sending you all the happy and healthy vibes.
Oh so happy to know i’m not the only one. I have a hard time switching my brain of and if i know i will only have a short time i cant relax enough hahaha! Thank you Jess 🤗
Fiber Tales that is exactly how I always describe it. I spend the whole resting period just trying to power my brain down. You’ll find a rhythm that works for you. I like to sit and stare out the windows 😂
All the best to you!!! All this baby stuff can be nerve racking but it all turns out somehow so do what feels right and we’ll be here to enjoy what you have to share!
Those foxes! What a wonderful design! Who wouldn't love a sweater with that design? And that orangy, autumnal colored yarn that was gifted to you is so beautiful! Can't wait to see what you do with that. No pressure, of course! (LOL!) Take care. Patty
Hi Laerke, I love watching your podcast... It was so nice to know more about you and your knitting journey. I'm a new knitter and absolutely love knitting but I don't have any knitter friends where I live.. So enjoy watching knitting podcasts mostly. Loved your fox cardigan. Takecare of your self.
i could listen and watch you always...when you are told to rest you must rest., but of course knitting is resting. how sweet for someone to gift you yarn and the baby a cardi. its cute, right? catch you when you are able. we all will wait for you. knitters love....stacy 🙂
My first time watching your podcast, what a wonderful life history. Good luck with the new baby, who will be lavished with lovely woollen knits. I agree, you need to put yourself and your family first, with time for your own knitting too ;) I'm sure your followers will understand :)
I love your podcast. You make such beautiful things. I enjoyed my knitting, my tea and my chocolate while watching 😊 My two baby boys, two years apart, where very different. Hope baby # 2 will be a little easier. You take care of you and your family💖
I also have plentiful contractions at the end of my pregnancies. They can be so exhausting and frustrating. At least you will have your knitting while you are resting. Whatever do people who don't knit do? Best wishes for the rest of your pregnancy if we don't hear from you for a while.
Just found you in my recommendation list. I love hearing about your history that’s so awesome. Your English is great by the way and I loved seeing all the knits. Your doing a great job!! Definitely subscribing
I just discovered your lovely podcast, and subscribed. I look forward to seeing more! Also, in the US we call the squares used to hold hot things "hot pads." and the opposite of throwing is picking... Be well!
Just love the jersey you are knitting for your daughter! This is the time to be selfish and start taking care of yourself. Interesting what you mentioned about Ireland and that their wool is not so available to craft knitters. We have a huge sheep farming community in South Africa, mostly Merino and from what i can gather most of the "greasy raw wool" gets exported, also not so readily available to the knitter crafters. I find smaller wool farmers though, sell their wool mostly to local buyers, as it seems there is just one place we can buy wool to spin and dye of the locally grown sheep, which is rather sad. I learned to knit at home and then school. but our school curriculum does not have knitting or sewing included at all anymore, which is also rather sad. Anyway, we do what we can to get our hands on good, local yarn and I am a textile printer and dyer (natural dyes) so for me to start dyeing my own yarn will be easy, I now just have to learn how to spin it hahaha
So nice you talked about your dutch grandmother (Oma). I am dutch and my mother taught me to knit with the right needle under my arm. My parents grew up in Holland about the same time as your Oma did. Thank you for sharing a bit of your history.:)
Oh so you knit that way? I was never taught but it looked so interesting. It was a tough time but i always enjoyed hearing about all her adventures as a child and later going underground. And she always called me Liefje ❤️
I still knit like that. To me it seems much faster. Here in the states you very rarely see an “underarm knitter”.:). My parents have told the stories of that time too.
I will knit with circulars or use double points. It seems a little slower for me at first. By the way I loved the star you were knitting to hang in your window. I want to try making a few of them. It is so pretty!
I knit with the right needle under my arm !! I think I knit a bit faster that way. I admit that using circular needles is very slow for me as I miss the underarm position.
I love your channel and have watched from the first episode. I am a retired midwife, please take care of yourself. Sending you hugs and loves from U.K. xxxxxxx Dorothy 😘🙋🏻❤️
Ohhh thank you Dorothy for following from the beginning! ❤️ luckily i have a midwife connected to my local doctor plus the regular midwife visit so i feel like i’m being well looked after by all the wonderful midwifes 🤗
What a lovely surprise I didn’t expect you to reply. I love your knits and I think your name is beautiful. My lovely late husband and I visited your country many times and we both loved it, the Danish people are adorable. Have a wonderful week xxxxxxx 😘🙋🏻❤️
Hello Laerke, thank you for another great podcast episode! I really loved hearing more about your knitting background, it's so interesting to me :) LOVE the tiny foxes sweater as well. I have some Lettlopi that I wanted to crochet a rug out of (I know, ambitious..) but now I'm thinking I should knit a sweater with it. I hope you have a nice remaining time of your pregnancy, listen to your body and relax when you need to
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I love your fox cardigan, it is so sweet! I saw that on instagram also and really want to make one at some point. I prefer plötulopi over Léttlopi, I think it lasts longer, I like the colours more and it does not dry out my hands like Léttlopi. Steeking is not as hard as some people think, especially with sticky wool like Lopi. Good luck! Take care off yourself and that baby and try to rest when you can. And yes, I count knitting as resting! ;)
Oh i’m happy i’m not the only one prefering plötulopi! Just did the steek today and yes it seems to have worked with no problems 🤗
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@@FiberTales yay! Glad it went well for you. Steeking still freaks me out a little (CUTTING INTO MY KNITTING IS TERRIFYING!) but I have learned to breathe through it.
About the sockyarn; I don't think you are supposed to knit two socks at the time. You could either start from the outside and knit one, wind the rest up until you find the other starting point and knit number 2 or start from the inside and knit one after the other. But of you start 2 socks from opposite direction (inside and outside of the bal) the yarn colour sequence wil be in a mirrored order I think ..
I like to knit socks two at a time so will weigh the yarn and wind into two balls of the same size. This way it works as if I'm pulling both from the outside and stripes are more consistent.
Just discovered your podcast and really enjoying it. My partner is from Schleswig and we like Denmark very much. We had a holiday on Funen a few years ago ❤️. We live in Scotland and I just wanted to let you know that the cardigan Corstorphine is named after an area of Edinburgh (it is actually pronounced Ke - STOR - finn . Hope that makes sense 😀) Take care
Halloooo, now I don't know how to write your name. I only can say your english is so wonderful and fast, for me it's the second language too. And my enlish is not so good like yours. Love your podcast so much because it's a special kind of art I think! I want to told you a crazy story about my family in less words: I have two children: one boy, he is 25 and one daughter, she is 18. In 2009 my husband leaved this family and so since than it was my challenge to by there on there sides alone. I also thought that time and experiences are harder than I know from others. Now, the most craziest thing I have reached in last September was a so wonderful journey, a cruise for 3 weeks from Hamburg to Greenland and back. My daughter said to me, it's time to give something back for so hard times I have had with her, with them. It was the craziest and most wonderful time I have ever had in my life ... So, I wish you that you ever have all the power and joy you will need for all the neccesary things to do and you will get so much back. Good luck for you and your family Angelika
We love your knitting, designs, projects and we love YOU! Yes, we know you are a real person and we like to know about your real life. Don't be shy to tell us what's on your mind. And your health and your family is first, absolutely! If you can't do a regular podcast, you could always make a 5 min one with a baby on your lap just to give us an update. XO
I really enjoyed hearing you talk about your grandmothers and mother and their influence on you regarding knitting! Your podcasts are very interesting and enjoyable to watch! I'm a new knitter so I'm just getting started on my knitting journey. Congratulations on your new little one!
Thank you so much! I hope your knitting journey will be full of learning and joy 🤗
I have been getting to catch up on all your podcasts, and I so appreciate your enthusiasm, your honesty, and your skill! Thank you! I hope you keep podcasting as you can!!
Yes, take care of yourself Laerke, sounds very wise to leave the next months open without much plans/pressure....its so exciting, you will be seeing the little baby soon!! January is not that far away!
We all enjoy your podcasts when you are able to do them!
I think you have such a wise outlook on your early days as a mother to a newborn! Good for you! Neither of my two were good sleepers until they were 18 months or so. Oh my! What torture! Lol. And I remember friends telling me how good their babies slept at night. I’ve never had that experience!
Thank you so much for all of your lovely podcasts. Please take good care of yourself and enjoy your family. That little sweater is so sweet!
I feel as if your podcast lowers my blood pressure and heart rate and puts me in a healthy state of mind. I love it! Thank you 😊
Hey for the urine infection you probably already know this but cranberry juice drink lots of cranberry juice like the all natural no sugar cranberry juice all right sending my love thank you for such a wonderful podcast always and your patterns are exquisite
As much as I enjoy listening please take care of yourself . Yes the online knitting community is amazing . As a non podcaster I still feel part of a beautiful supportive group . Lette Lopi makes the warmest jumpers I own and they bloom so magically too 😊! But definitely to wear over something.
Best wishes to you .
Look after yourself Laerke...that is the best gift you can give your children. Thank you for the lovely podcast...i really enjoyed it.
Thank you Dorothy! I will try my best ❤️
Love your podcast. I am a new knitter and find your podcast enjoyable and informative. Since I learned to crochet first many years ago I find holding my yarn in my left hand more comfortable. I do not know if I will ever knit a sweater but I love seeing all the patterns. Thank you so much.
The fox 🦊 pattern is so sweet.
Keep yourself and your baby healthy.
That little square you knitted as a child is called a ‘pot holder’ or if sewn into a pocket it is an ‘oven mitt’.
Congratulations on the 5K subscribers. I look forward to your videos and enjoy the lovely clips of your environment and landscapes.
Thank you so much! Now i know the names 🤗 i guess it was a pot holder then 😉
Thank you Laerke for such and enjoyable podcast. I love seeing what you are working on. Fine Fish yarns is my local yarn that Terri dyes here in Belfast Northern Ireland. I've used it many times and loved it. As others have said please take care of yourself. Even though my daughter is now thirty I still remember the frustration of trying to slow down and rest. I was soundly told off for arriving at a midwife appointment with paint specs on my fingers from painting the nursery. It was even harder trying to rest with an active toddler when I was expecting my son but it's for a season and it passes. Enjoy rest knitting xx
Hi Laerke! Your podcast is always so nice and relaxing! Lovely projects and yarns! Don't stress about publishing anything or doing anything, take care of yourself and your family and take your time❤️
Thank you! Exactly my plan ❤️
You are the sweetest and I love knitting and having tea to your podcast - so calming! Praying that all continues to go well with your pregnancy! AND, that fox cardi? SO cute!!
That fox cardigan is so sweet. I want one too!! I once made the Baby Owls Cardigan and it made me so happy to knit up. Such satisfaction in little knits . Thank you for the visit to knit along with!
Like others I Love, enjoy listening , and watching your podcast. Living in the US, it's so Great to connect with knitters all over the world. I will continue to pray and trust God for GREAT SUCCESS, HEALING, HEALTHY CHILDREN AND FAVOR of GOD over you and your family . Thank you for sharing.🙏❤💙😌
Beautiful podcast, so calm and soothing. That fox cardigan is so adorable 😍 Sending positive vibes your way that this little baby boy stays put inside for awhile longer, and is a good sleeper when out 😊
Congratulations! Your thoughts, projects and time are well appreciated. Isn’t it amazing how far we can go by starting with one step.
You are so practical and have common sense. Go with the flow and drink plenty of fluids Braxton Hicks can be caused by dehydration and extra water will help your UTI. Stay away from caffeine. Most likely you have heard all this before. Continue to take care of yourself, we all care.
Your daughters' cardigan is lovely. I enjoy your podcast so much. This time is your time for self nurturing. Take good care!
Thank you! I will ❤️
I never could do the “nap when the baby is napping”. After the 5th child I very much wished I was a napping person. Love the fox cardigan. Beautiful tea mug. Sending you all the happy and healthy vibes.
Oh so happy to know i’m not the only one. I have a hard time switching my brain of and if i know i will only have a short time i cant relax enough hahaha! Thank you Jess 🤗
Fiber Tales that is exactly how I always describe it. I spend the whole resting period just trying to power my brain down. You’ll find a rhythm that works for you. I like to sit and stare out the windows 😂
I enjoy watching your podcasts so much. Its so nice to sit down and drink my coffee and knit on a project.
Thank you! So happy to keep you company for a hygge momement ❤️
All the best to you!!! All this baby stuff can be nerve racking but it all turns out somehow so do what feels right and we’ll be here to enjoy what you have to share!
Thanks for this lovely episode again Laerke I also loved the outdoor footage a lot... Berry soothing to listen to you 😊🌻🌼💐🌸🌺🏵
Those foxes! What a wonderful design! Who wouldn't love a sweater with that design? And that orangy, autumnal colored yarn that was gifted to you is so beautiful! Can't wait to see what you do with that. No pressure, of course! (LOL!) Take care. Patty
Hi Laerke, I love watching your podcast... It was so nice to know more about you and your knitting journey. I'm a new knitter and absolutely love knitting but I don't have any knitter friends where I live.. So enjoy watching knitting podcasts mostly. Loved your fox cardigan. Takecare of your self.
i could listen and watch you always...when you are told to rest you must rest., but of course knitting is resting. how sweet for someone to gift you yarn and the baby a cardi. its cute, right? catch you when you are able. we all will wait for you. knitters love....stacy 🙂
My first time watching your podcast, what a wonderful life history. Good luck with the new baby, who will be lavished with lovely woollen knits. I agree, you need to put yourself and your family first, with time for your own knitting too ;) I'm sure your followers will understand :)
Delighted to listen to your knitting background and all the things!!!! Thanks for this beautiful 5k celebration. Muchísimas felicidades, Lærke 🍂🧡🍁✨
Thank you Laerke, Love everything about your podcast.
I love your podcast. You make such beautiful things. I enjoyed my knitting, my tea and my chocolate while watching 😊 My two baby boys, two years apart, where very different. Hope baby # 2 will be a little easier. You take care of you and your family💖
I also have plentiful contractions at the end of my pregnancies. They can be so exhausting and frustrating. At least you will have your knitting while you are resting. Whatever do people who don't knit do? Best wishes for the rest of your pregnancy if we don't hear from you for a while.
What a lovely podcast. I look forward to watching all of you episodes.
Just found you in my recommendation list. I love hearing about your history that’s so awesome. Your English is great by the way and I loved seeing all the knits. Your doing a great job!! Definitely subscribing
Oh thank you so much! 🤗 seems like youtube decided to be good to me 😉
Love your podcast!! Look after yourself and I look forward to the next time!!!!
I love your podcast.....take care and take your time. 💕 It is always tough to have a new baby even though it is so beautiful to have a new little one.
I just discovered your lovely podcast, and subscribed. I look forward to seeing more! Also, in the US we call the squares used to hold hot things "hot pads." and the opposite of throwing is picking... Be well!
Lovely episode. It was great to hear about you knitting history. And you're doing the right thing not putting pressure on yourself! :)
Thank you for your new episode. It's nice to know a little bit more about you :)
Take care of you :) it's the most important !
Just love the jersey you are knitting for your daughter! This is the time to be selfish and start taking care of yourself. Interesting what you mentioned about Ireland and that their wool is not so available to craft knitters. We have a huge sheep farming community in South Africa, mostly Merino and from what i can gather most of the "greasy raw wool" gets exported, also not so readily available to the knitter crafters. I find smaller wool farmers though, sell their wool mostly to local buyers, as it seems there is just one place we can buy wool to spin and dye of the locally grown sheep, which is rather sad. I learned to knit at home and then school. but our school curriculum does not have knitting or sewing included at all anymore, which is also rather sad. Anyway, we do what we can to get our hands on good, local yarn and I am a textile printer and dyer (natural dyes) so for me to start dyeing my own yarn will be easy, I now just have to learn how to spin it hahaha
Love listening to your podcast. Good luck with the rest of your pregnancy.
Lovely video! My best wishes for your pregnancy! ❤️❤️❤️
This was such a lovely episode! I loved hearing about your knitting history.
Thank you so much 🤗💕
I always enjoy your podcast Laerke! Congratulations on reaching 5000 subscribers!
Thank you so much Patricia 🤗
Such a joy to watch! Please think about some Canadian wool and let me know. Cathy🌸🐾🐾🐾🇨🇦
Thanks for sharing, you have some amazing yarny memories!
You are so lovely, I enjoy "visiting" with you. Best wishes for your growing family
Ohh thank you so much Cathy 🤗💕
So nice you talked about your dutch grandmother (Oma). I am dutch and my mother taught me to knit with the right needle under my arm. My parents grew up in Holland about the same time as your Oma did. Thank you for sharing a bit of your history.:)
Oh so you knit that way? I was never taught but it looked so interesting. It was a tough time but i always enjoyed hearing about all her adventures as a child and later going underground. And she always called me Liefje ❤️
I still knit like that. To me it seems much faster. Here in the states you very rarely see an “underarm knitter”.:). My parents have told the stories of that time too.
What do you do when you knit in the rnd?
I will knit with circulars or use double points. It seems a little slower for me at first. By the way I loved the star you were knitting to hang in your window. I want to try making a few of them. It is so pretty!
I knit with the right needle under my arm !! I think I knit a bit faster that way. I admit that using circular needles is very slow for me as I miss the underarm position.
Thank you for showing how to spell your name! I've wondered every episode how to write it.
a Dutch Grandmother :) That's nice! Greetings from the Netherlands! My Grandmother teached me also a lot craft-work.
Hi, thanks for sharing your knitting history with us . Take care of yourself :)
You are a sweet young woman, I so enjoy your podcast. Take care of yourself and your family🤗
I love your channel and have watched from the first episode. I am a retired midwife, please take care of yourself. Sending you hugs and loves from U.K. xxxxxxx Dorothy 😘🙋🏻❤️
Ohhh thank you Dorothy for following from the beginning! ❤️ luckily i have a midwife connected to my local doctor plus the regular midwife visit so i feel like i’m being well looked after by all the wonderful midwifes 🤗
What a lovely surprise I didn’t expect you to reply. I love your knits and I think your name is beautiful. My lovely late husband and I visited your country many times and we both loved it, the Danish people are adorable. Have a wonderful week xxxxxxx 😘🙋🏻❤️
I always try to reply when i can 🤗 i hope you manage to visit another time 💕
Oh and a wonderful week to you too ☺️
Hello Laerke, thank you for another great podcast episode! I really loved hearing more about your knitting background, it's so interesting to me :) LOVE the tiny foxes sweater as well. I have some Lettlopi that I wanted to crochet a rug out of (I know, ambitious..) but now I'm thinking I should knit a sweater with it. I hope you have a nice remaining time of your pregnancy, listen to your body and relax when you need to
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I love your fox cardigan, it is so sweet! I saw that on instagram also and really want to make one at some point.
I prefer plötulopi over Léttlopi, I think it lasts longer, I like the colours more and it does not dry out my hands like Léttlopi.
Steeking is not as hard as some people think, especially with sticky wool like Lopi. Good luck!
Take care off yourself and that baby and try to rest when you can. And yes, I count knitting as resting! ;)
Oh i’m happy i’m not the only one prefering plötulopi! Just did the steek today and yes it seems to have worked with no problems 🤗
@@FiberTales yay! Glad it went well for you. Steeking still freaks me out a little (CUTTING INTO MY KNITTING IS TERRIFYING!) but I have learned to breathe through it.
Oh it's Lärche in German! That's so lovely 💛
Thank you! The words are quite similar
About the sockyarn; I don't think you are supposed to knit two socks at the time. You could either start from the outside and knit one, wind the rest up until you find the other starting point and knit number 2 or start from the inside and knit one after the other. But of you start 2 socks from opposite direction (inside and outside of the bal) the yarn colour sequence wil be in a mirrored order I think ..
Yea i kinda figured that but got confused by the pink yarn attatched at both ends. Oh well i really dont mind 😅🤗
I like to knit socks two at a time so will weigh the yarn and wind into two balls of the same size. This way it works as if I'm pulling both from the outside and stripes are more consistent.
Just discovered your podcast and really enjoying it. My partner is from Schleswig and we like Denmark very much. We had a holiday on Funen a few years ago ❤️. We live in Scotland and I just wanted to let you know that the cardigan Corstorphine is named after an area of Edinburgh (it is actually pronounced Ke - STOR - finn . Hope that makes sense 😀) Take care
Welcome to the podcast and thanks for the explanation! I thought i should have looked it up 😅
That was so interesting, new subscriber here. Going to check out your other Podcasts 👍😀
I love your podcasts. It’s just like having a real life knitting friend next to me.
The foxes shape reminds me of a wolf sweater I made for my son 2 years ago, I think:))
Was it an Oven mitt - the square you made to hold hot things?
Your podcast are the best!
Ohhh thanks so much 🤗
I have the same sock yarn from Lana Grossa. I pulled both socks from the inside and they are exactly the same. There must be a mistake in yours :-(
Just curious, were boys also taught to knit in school?
Yes 😉
Halloooo,
now I don't know how to write your name. I only can say your english is so wonderful and fast, for me it's the second language too. And my enlish is not so good like yours.
Love your podcast so much because it's a special kind of art I think!
I want to told you a crazy story about my family in less words: I have two children: one boy, he is 25 and one daughter, she is 18. In 2009 my husband leaved this family and so since than it was my challenge to by there on there sides alone. I also thought that time and experiences are harder than I know from others. Now, the most craziest thing I have reached in last September was a so wonderful journey, a cruise for 3 weeks from Hamburg to Greenland and back. My daughter said to me, it's time to give something back for so hard times I have had with her, with them. It was the craziest and most wonderful time I have ever had in my life ... So, I wish you that you ever have all the power and joy you will need for all the neccesary things to do and you will get so much back. Good luck for you and your family
Angelika
My daughter never slept for more than 2 hours at a time until she was 3 years old....🤪
Gahh those non sleepers take years of of us 😅
Your first knit was a pot holder.