We have been having snow as well in southern Oregon, just a few miles north of where the snow fell in northern California last week. Very chilly and now just raining by the buckets full.

Looking forward to the garden cardigan. Something that I would love to knit too. My current project is a simple top down raglan shirt called material girl. The beautiful yarn from needles at the ready makes it a gorgeous knit. The yarn is called rhubarb and has a very spring vibe color combination

Hello friends! My goal this year is to finish my WIPS! Finishing last year’s mystery blanket from Expression Fiber Arts!

Love your podcast. Thank you!

Hi Ladies!! Diana, I love your blouse!! I'm feeling the approach of Spring too. The weather has been lovely, sunny and getting warmer, and I'm itching to get outside. I have cast-on-itis right now too but I'm resisting. I have yarn coming for a Riptide and am knitting the Gan vest. I'm making progress on my Chloe vest too.

Happily knitting on socks for my daughter and drinking coffee while I get to spend time with you both😊 Love all your sweaters and vests and maybe someday I will get brave and try one. I did knit the easy Friend to Friend shrug and love it but I’m going to spend the summer knitting Christmas socks for the family with all the pretty yarn I bought in December!,

Love your sweaters, so pretty!! It's supposed to get to 72, here in Happy Valley, Oregon, on Saturday. How nice! I'm working on a Tunisian Blanket, and, starting my first pair of socks! Yes, I am afraid... but, going to give it another try.

I’m working on the Twisted Diamonds Throw blanket for a wedding in May. I’m also working on my 2nd Emotional Support Chicken. My first one was bulky weight yarn. Now I’m doing one in worsted. It’s such a fun and quirky pattern.

You look beautiful in that red hat.

Love watching your podcasts !

I always get excited to see you both!! Kaity, I'm glad you are feeling a bit better and hope you are knitting soon! Diana, I love the vest you are making and the one you are planning. I am making the Moby Slipover, and it is taking me much longer than I thought it would. I also like how you transitioned your yarn into a sweater. I love Isabel Kraemer, and the color blocking is perfect with your yarn! I have lots of yarn to make sweaters, but I am currently working on some smaller projects for gifts--birthdays and Christmas. I also am involved in Paper Daisy's MKAL. I always love her patterns. I will probably start another sweater in early April--probably a DK as they knit up faster than fingering. BTW, I am in northern CA, and we have had lots of rain, but we need it. The snow is in the mountains near Lake Tahoe, but that is 4 hours away from me.

I've just finished the lace yoke portion of Salty Aire Tee. I'm also making my second Sille Slipover only without the texture pattern. Just finished a pair of socks by Nancy Wheeler.

Hi ladies!!!!

It’s so good to see you both. I’m with you on moving away from winter knits and into summer knits. By February it’s too late for me to get a winter weight sweater done in time to wear it so I switch to summer knits. If I start in February then I have new things to wear when spring and summer come. Here in NM spring is short and summer is hot so wool of any kind is not an option. I finished a Tolsta Tee and am working on a Wildflower Tee (which does call for wool, but I’m using Line/Belle). In July or August I will switch back to fall/winter knits and hope to join you, Diana, in the “vest on needles” camp and then jump into knitting for grandkids for Christmas.

Hi ladies! I’m working on both a Whitmoor sweater and a Yoke Meditation 3 sweater! Not quite ready for transitional knitting but those will be next! Take care 💕🙏🏼 Lorien

Thank you both for another friendly podcast. I’m just starting a Felix sweater in West Yorkshire Spinners Croft in a teal colour. I’ve frogged it once and gone down a needle size because I didn’t like the fabric. Here’s hoping it works this time. Take care, see you here again soon.

I just finished an Ankers pullover, long sleeve version, and want to make the summer tee now. It looks so nice on you, Kaity! I was trying to remember if one of you had made that pattern too? I saw a podcast where they were saying the patterns were really similar. My next cast-on will be a short sleeve ranunculus like Diana's! Sure hope you are able to return to knitting soon, Kaity!

I mean pockets. Who doesn't love pockets!! Thanks for another great episode!

I live in western Ky and only got to go to Magpie yarn shop once but loved it. So sad that it went out😢 of

Thanks for another great episode! Love hearing about your finished knits and WIPs. Currently knitting Tegna in Hand Maiden Flyss, a beautiful yarn. Somewhat slow going knitting stockinette with this fingering weight yarn. Modified the pattern to knit long sleeves and hope to have enough yarn to complete this. Getting anxious to finish and start a new project! See you both next time!