I loved seeing you laugh when your mum was making you laugh and I loved seeing your son doing all his things, so sweet. All your knitting is great as it always is. Xx

@norwegianknitter

3 ай бұрын

It was so hard trying to keep a straight face while she was laughing at me😂 Thank you❤️

@patriciaweekes2291

3 ай бұрын

@@norwegianknitter don’t be afraid to laugh it’s wonderful and we love to see it xx

@susanbossung9098

3 ай бұрын

Love seeing your life in Norway. Your son is adorable and you are a fabulous knitter. Thanks for including us.

@norwegianknitter

3 ай бұрын

Thank you❤️❤️

Thank you so much for sharing this beautiful video with us, I so enjoyed watching this

@norwegianknitter

3 ай бұрын

Thank you❤️

What a wonderful holiday week with your family! Thank you for sharing.

@norwegianknitter

3 ай бұрын

It really was a wonderful week!🥰

I love , love your podcast! Your poppy colored sweater is gorgeous! Can’t wait to see your wedding dress! You are sooo talented!

@norwegianknitter

3 ай бұрын

Thank you so much❤️ I can't wait to see the wedding dress come to life either!! I need to find more time for it🙈

your son looks so much like you! i enjoy these vlogs of your life in norway. it's amazing to see you skiing to get to the cabin. I've never seen snow in real life (I'm from Australia) so I find it really fascinating.

@norwegianknitter

3 ай бұрын

Thank you🥰 Here we have snow half the year, so I can't even imagine a whole life without any snow😅

little tip for the sourdough starter. I started mine in winter times as well and it didnt really work because of the cold weather. after i learned that it is so much easier to start the sourdough starter in the summertime, i tried to keep it really warm and to add a tiny bit of honey to start the fermantation process. some people recommended to keep it in the oven over night, because the temperature doesnt drop as fast in there due to insolation.. i just kept mine next to my kettle and wrapped in a towel over night. thats what made it work for me. my starter is now thriving and happy :)

@norwegianknitter

3 ай бұрын

Thank you so much for the tips!! I have wondered if it might have a hard time because it's pretty cold here😅 I've tried adding a tiny bit of honey and placed it in the warmest part of our house. Fingers crossed it works🤞🏻

@suzannedezwaan4102

3 ай бұрын

Ooh good points! I recently started my starter around January (Netherlands, so also pretty cold) and what helped for mine is that after feeding it daily with a 1:1:1 ratio (for about two weeks), I started using these ratios: 3:1:1 5:1:2 4:1:3 I found it only somewhere, and then it suddenly really started to grow. Because it did smell hungry (nail polish remover) and like sourdough starter before, but it just wasn't growing. After those three ratios I feed it once a week (keeping it in the fridge) with either 1:2:2 or 1:4:4. Long story ... But hope this helps

Oh it is still so cold in your country 🥶🥶🥶 but this cold is always a good opportunity to knit 😬😬 thank you the vlog it's always a pleasure to follow your knitting adventures 😍💙🤍💙🤍

@norwegianknitter

3 ай бұрын

It's pretty cold here year long😅 but hopefully the snow will melt before May😅😂 I think one of the reasons why knitting is so common in Norway is because wool is a must å big chunky of the year❄️

that was a lovely week - thanks!

@norwegianknitter

Ай бұрын

Thank you🥰

Your son is just so adorable!! So cute when he opens his Easter egg! I loved that your mom made you laugh!❤❤❤

@norwegianknitter

3 ай бұрын

He's a little heart melter🥰 He loved his Easter egg this year!❤️❤️

So nice to see your knitting and Easter week! I fall more and more in love with Norway as you show us how beautiful it is and how down to earth it's people are :) I love that like in my country, you will let young kids learn everyday skills and activities and that you enjoy all the things your beautiful country has. Your vlogs are like escape from consumerism and rush, you don't buy your life but live it. I hope you keep giving us glimpses of your life in Norway, it's nature and traditions :) Thank you so much!

@norwegianknitter

3 ай бұрын

Thank you so much!! I hope I'm able to pass that down to my son! The most important things in life cannot be bought❤️

Your son is so cute! I love seeing the beautiful landscape and scenery where you are. Your knitting is lovely. Just a thought, how about having your wedding day knitting on “wed”nesday 😊

@norwegianknitter

3 ай бұрын

Thank you so much!! That's really clever😂 I have to do it on 'wed' nesday now that you've pointed that out!

You all just make my heart melt in this wonderful vlog. It looks like you had a great week and got so much knitting done! I loved seeing the cozy cabin with the beautiful view, your son twirling around in your Ingrid sweater, and your Mom making you laugh! Plus you must really enjoying cooking because all of the food looked so delicious (sorry, I have never made sour dough). I saw a piano - do you play? Happy knitting and Happy Spring!

@norwegianknitter

3 ай бұрын

Thank you!! It really was such a perfect week🥰 I think everyone got to do lots of what they love most, and it was great❤️ I do really enjoy cooking, especially now that my son shows more and more interest in joining me while I cook! I don't play the piano, but my fiancé does! And our son tries to a few times a day🥰 Happy knitting and happy spring to you too!

Its such a beautiful vlog… im from a very sunny side of the world all year around .. seeing all this snow makes me want to make a trip to norway ❤ kindly share your knitting needles collection as the wooden dpns looks so good

@norwegianknitter

3 ай бұрын

Thank you! Norway is really beautiful❤️ All my knitting needles are drops needles! I really recommend the wooden dpns, I've had them for years, and I use them a lot. They are holding up really great!

This was such a nice Vlog!! Loved seeing you laugh with your mom and your son is so cute! My boys are well past that cute stage unfortunately. My oldest is now a smelly teenager who eats everything he can find 🙄😂 And in just 3 years I'll have three teenage boys in the house 😱😰 I don't think red suits me very well but after watching you knit on your Ingrid and staring at the red Cardigan no.9 by MFT I have to make something red. Just saw there is a new red Peer Gynt colour 4018! I think this is the one! But it hasn't made its way over to Canadian yarn stores yet so I have to be patient. Probably a project for the fall. Always looking forward to your next video 😍

@norwegianknitter

3 ай бұрын

Thank you! I'm savoring these years❤️ My brother is a smelly teenager, so I know what you mean😅😂 I've been a bit obsessed with red ever since I made my Christmas dress. Thanks for letting me know about the new red shade!! It's absolutely stunning! That will be a perfect fall project!

Thank you for a lovely Easter vlog. I love how your son is also trying to knit. So sweet.

@norwegianknitter

3 ай бұрын

Thank you❤️ He tries his best to knit! He even wrapped the yarn around his finger🥰

With all your scraps of wool you could make a mitred square blanket

@norwegianknitter

3 ай бұрын

Ooo, yes! I like that idea❤️ Thank you!

Keep the starter warm!

@norwegianknitter

3 ай бұрын

Thank you!

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@norwegianknitter

3 ай бұрын

❤️❤️

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@norwegianknitter

3 ай бұрын

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I was so happy to see a video from you pop up. I've really enjoyed this type of vlog and seeing your lovely family doing things together ❤ my easter cast on was the Filsa sweater by Courtney Walters, I'm making the 6-9 month size for my granddaughter. As for your sour dough starter whilst I haven't made any myself I watch another knitting podcaster who does - Emma Robinson of the Woolly Mammoth Fibre Co, she may have a few vlogs etc where she talks about her sour dough. Good luck and best wishes 😊

@norwegianknitter

3 ай бұрын

I love doing these vlogs, too! They are so wonderful to have to look back on❤️ What a lovely Easter Cast on. Your granddaughter is lucky🥰 Thank you for the tip! I'll check it out!!

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@norwegianknitter

3 ай бұрын

Sure

This was such a happy vlog, so thankyou! It really reminded me of the cabin (well, chalet, we are in Switzerland) my family had back in the late 70s/early 80s 😍 Such a shame my parents gave it up… you totally brought that vibe back to me and I also enjoy knitting along with you at your speed, it motivates me 😊 Great to see how well you‘re getting on with everything, you are brave to do so many projects at once! Having said that I have brought 4 projects to our holiday home for 2 wks - a biiig pair of socks for my husband (on 2.25 mm needles), a lace dress for my granddaughter on 2.75 mm needles, a DK cardigan in Daisy and just in case I finish all that 🤣 DK cotton for a lace summer top….. delusional but heyho 🫣

@norwegianknitter

3 ай бұрын

I'm so happy I could bring some of that vibe back to you❤️ I felt a bit crazy casting on the 4th project. Hopefully, at least one of them will be finished this week! Your holiday plans sound wonderful! And all those lucky people in your family to have you knitting for them🥰 Have a nice holiday, I hope you'll get loads of knitting time❤️

@Woeschhuesli

3 ай бұрын

@@norwegianknitter Thankyou! 🌊