I love to knit more than anything. It is my passion. Never enough time. I have been knitting since I was 17. I am now 78. Love your podcast.

@sandrabrooke5900

3 жыл бұрын

I would also like to spend time with my father’s mother. She died when she was 24. My aunt told me she was very sweet and everyone loved her. She had three little boys before she died. The oldest was my father. He barely remembers her.

@littlebigknits

3 жыл бұрын

Lovely idea!!

@barbarabertsch4987

3 жыл бұрын

Sandra..mine too! I’ve been knitting since I was 20 and I’m now 77!❤️

@rasha5511

2 жыл бұрын

Pleasure to read you Sandra, for sure she was very sweet

I just found your videos and love watching and knitting while you share your projects and knitting experiences. Your ranunculus is beautiful. The good thing about knitting is it’s instant gratification no matter how much or little progress you make. Happy 50th episode. Your first podcast was on my 60th birthday. I would love to spend the day with my mother again. She was the rock in our family and the one who taught me many things, but among those things at the age of 8 , was to knit and crochet. I’m just now getting back to knitting socks since it has been difficult to knit more complicated things since having lengthy rounds of chemo last year. Like your ranunculus everyday the progress moves forward and I’m one of the lucky ones that survived and my chemo brain will get back to normal soon. I now have some binge watching and knitting to do and can’t wait to get back to color work again. Be safe and well and thank you for the wonderful podcasts. 🌞🧶🧶🧶

Lovely and inspiring projects! I would love to spend a day with my two grandfathers, now deceased. And I’d enjoy a day with Queen Elizabeth, who I admire for her strength of character and sense of humor.

Loved seeing all those socks! I always have a pair or two on the go. I'd like to spend the day with Kaffe Fassett in his London studio/living room and just knit, chat, and perhaps lay out a quilt with him.

So lovely spending time with you. So glad to hear your Mother is better and doing well at her new residence. Really enjoyed seeing all the socks. Take care of yourself, look forward to seeing you next time.

Hi Selma. I am from The Netherlands and I want you to know how much I appreciate your podcast. I have to tell you also that I can understand you very well. You speak not too fast and very clearly. Thank you for that! Keep on recording your podcast, I love it! Hugs from me! Jolande

Congratulations on 50 🎉. I really enjoyed all your sock projects, and the sweaters are all beautiful.

Hi Selma congratulations on your 50th episode I do enjoy hearing about your knitting projects and your life in Canada. Thanks for another great episode 🥰

Selma, so happy to see you again. All of your knits and yarns are beautiful! I especially loved the lavender knit with the beautiful sleeves. The after podcast pictures……that must have been a picture of you and your mom…..both of you pretty ladies with beautiful complexion. You are such a busy lady with your job and every day life that I don’t know how you are able to knit so much. Looking forward to next time

My blessings goes out to your Mom and family. I love listening to you. Glad you are back.

I always love your shared projects. Thanks for sharing a bit of your real life with us. The yarns you use always inspire me to try something new. Thank you.

Selma your podcasts are so relaxing, you are so gentle and i love the yarn you choose!!! I enjoy you so much😍😍😍😍

@littlebigknits

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!

I’m always happy when I see your newest episode pop up on my screen! Beautiful knitting projects as usual!

@littlebigknits

3 жыл бұрын

🥰🥰

I'm so happy that your mom is in a good place. If I am doing one at a time socks, I use the Finchley Method for grafting the toes. No "rabbit ears". 😄 If I could spend a day with someone, it would probably be my MIL. My parents were both very quiet, not talking much about growing up through such hard times, and my mother was all business anyway, not much chitchat at the best of times. My MIL was like a second mother to me. I would have loved to spend more one on one with her, she had so much to share and give. I still make her bean salad, and every Christmas I make her mini pecan tarts in the tart pans that she gave me one Christmas, after I told her how I loved her mini tarts. 💗 Congratulations on 50 episodes! I love every one! You inspire, its always so good to get a notification that your latest podcast is up!

@littlebigknits

3 жыл бұрын

It really is about the relationships we create. And food takes us there quickly, doesn’t it?? I will have to check out that finchley method!!

Nice to see you, glad your mom’s transition is settling, and glad you took time for yourself! Kitchner modification: don’t do the set-up, just start with knit off, purl on front needle.

@littlebigknits

3 жыл бұрын

Yes someone just sent me a KZread link and that’s essentially it!! So easy! Thanks!

@Balehead77

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah I have never did the set up row for kitchener

@marynolan6627

3 жыл бұрын

Yes....I love that method!

The cabled cardigan is absolutely beautiful!!!!!

Another lovely podcast, but your question about who to spend a day with made me cry. In a heartbeat I chose my daughter. She lives in Berlin now, and we live in Australia, where strict international border restrictions have prevented us from seeing each other for over a year.

Lovely episode as usual Selma! Beautiful socks and I can’t wait to see your version of Elorie - that yellow will make it so summery! If I could spend a day with anyone it would be my dad - he passed almost six years ago and there are so many things I wish I had asked about his childhood/young adult years.

Congratulations on your fifty episodes! Yhey have been a joy to watch. As soon as you started speaking about the question about spending the day with someone my maternal grandmother sprang into my mind. She passed away just before I wasborn, but everyone in the family always says that I resemble her inmany of the ways I think and do things. Since it is difficult to really “look” at oneself, I’d love to spend time with someone who many in my family say I resemble. Loved all your socks! That seems to be the only knitting projects I can wrap my head around these days. It has been a difficult June and first half of July. I’ve knit myself through these times with beautiful socks that are all being given to some wonderful people inmy life. Salam wa sa’aadah

@littlebigknits

3 жыл бұрын

☺️☺️ hope it all gets easier Linda!

Wow! You are a very busy knitter. All your projects are beautiful.

Happy three years of podcasting and 50 episodes. Glad you got your mom settled as well as the summer garden. Happy knitting

Hi Dear Selma ! SOOOOO late to this 50th visit - yet... another terrific one. Selma, you are just a delight . GORGEOUS knitting - your Elton will be YUMMY ! Listening to you recall your childhood Jazz fond memories - (and the greats at that ) - reminds me of my Mothers love of Sarah Vaughn ' Poor Butterfly ' , heard that song so many times . For me , no competition , Jonas Kaufmann . He is darling, smart, kind, and the most GLORIOUS tenor voice. Impressively, still reigns strong in the Opera World at age 50 today ! He relishes a SUPERB cup of Espresso and is quite an accomplished chef as a hobby. To spend the day with him would be Heaven - he has to sing fo me though. ( ^ ; * ) Thank you for this time with you ! marcia

@littlebigknits

3 жыл бұрын

Great idea Marcia!! I’m sure he would be delighted to sing for you!!

So glad your mama is recovering and is settled in her new home. I'm so glad you get to keep her doll. It's wonderful. I love the colors you chose for your Elton. I'm glad you were able to get the color mohair you wanted. I hope you can get relief from the heat. xoxoxo 🌻 I'd like to spend the day with: Famous person - Avi Kaplan Not famous - my great grandmother Clarita. She was so gentle and sweet and always had a story to tell. I was 12 when she passed. I miss just listening to her ramble on about her memories.

Thank you Selma😍 I always look forward to seeing you xxx

Hi Selma, I'm glad you are back, but more glad that things were straightened out for your mom. You have been making some lovely things while we've missed you, that's for sure! I would like to spend time with either or both of my parents. They have both been gone for a long time, and even so I miss them terribly every day.

@littlebigknits

3 жыл бұрын

☺️❤️🥰

It was such a pleasant surprise to settle for a bit of knitting and have your podcast show up in my notifications. Happy your mother is settled in and you took the time you needed for self care. Happy knitting.

So happy to see your new episode and glad to hear your mother is now doing well on her new retirement place. Don’t blame you to be exhausted after taken care of your mom. Don’t forget that in order to take care of others we need to take care of ourselves too, glad you’re now refreshed

So glad that you enjoy podcasting - I (we!) certainly do enjoy your podcasts!

Congratulations on reaching 50 episodes! 🎉🐏🍾✨ I think if I were able to spend a day with anyone it would probably be y mum's mum. Like you she died one year before I was born. I love the sock explosion title, I am knitting my first pair of toe up socks using Jooles from sew sweet violet's pattern. 😃

I just watched your pod cast last night, and decided I had to come back and tell you how impressed with the socks. I have been intimidated by socks. And I have always wanted to make socks.

Quel plaisir de vous retrouver et quels beaux projets de tricot !

Glad to hear your Mum is doing well. I would love to spend the day with Kaffe Fassett and learn about his inspiration for all his wonderful work. His colour work is just so amazing.

@littlebigknits

3 жыл бұрын

Interesting choice!!

Hello Selma, I am a new viewer to your podcast and I have enjoyed your spring episodes immensely. Thank you for sharing about yourself, your family, and your knitting! These past couple episodes you shared all your sock knitting, which I am new to sock knitting and am working on a pair of shorty socks for the first time. Glad to hear your went through the vaccines and feeling better after the second vaccine. On Ravelry, I am StitchedbyMimi. And you will see me soon in your group! Take care.

@littlebigknits

3 жыл бұрын

Wonderful to hear!! Hope the sock knitting is going well!

I would love to spend a day with my fathers mother, I lost her when I was 4 years old, but I remember her. She was a very skilled woman in crafting and cooking. 😍

Selma - I love your podcasts . So glad that you’re getting your mom settled and hopefully a reduced stress level for you - you are a terrific daughter. Really interested to hear about what it’s like working with the Lemieux yarn - it looks like it might be like the Briggs and Little yarn - rustic and not springy (hard on the hands to work on). Super interesting job - thank you for explaining what you do. I think your feelings about travel and the pandemic are shared - I can certainly relate. To answer your question - I would spend it with my mom - she died 5 years ago and since she’s been gone I’ve thought of so many things I wished I had asked her and now I’ll never know.

@littlebigknits

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you! I feel like I’ve made up for being a crappy younger adult!! I must wind up that yarn and give it a try!

So glad to see you again! 🧶❤️

You are lovely. Like you I have mixed background. Turkish/Hungarian and many others! It brought tears to my eyes somehow when you asked who you would like to spend the day with! It would be my grandmother from my mother's side. She looked after me for a few years soon after I was born in a little village. Your videos are always very relaxing. In fact you remind me of my aunt. She had your colouring. Keep going.

@littlebigknits

3 жыл бұрын

❤️☺️

I’d like to spend one more day with my mother. She’s been gone 15 years, and I miss her terribly!

@littlebigknits

3 жыл бұрын

💕💕

@hazeldent5049

3 жыл бұрын

I'm with you there Brenda. I still miss my mum so much after 14 years. I often think I'll ask her something and then realise that I can't. God bless her

@bernadinebiggs4303

3 жыл бұрын

Same

Glad to hear your mum is doing better. Lovely projects, sock knitting is just such a wonderful thing to do. I haven’t tried using cotton blend yarn yet so it’s interesting to hear your thoughts.

Congratulations Selma on 50 episodes, love your podcasts and all the beautiful knits you do 🥰

So enjoyed seeing your knits, now I'm inspired to make something in mauve 🙂. Great question, who to spend a day with... I think for me it would be my maternal grandmother who I only met a handful of times when I was a child. By all accounts she was a strong woman, both in business and family life, I'd love to hear her story. Plus she was an amazing knitter!

I love Ella and her Cole Porter renditions. Beautiful music. I love your 4th Ranunculus. I've done two and may do a couple of more.....

That pink is definitely YOUR color🥰

You were most unlucky with your King Cole Summer Sox yarn! I bought two balls, one the same colour as yours, and haven't had any knots at all. Out of curiosity I also picked up a ball of Berroco's Comfort Sock, which is a mix of super fine nylon and super fine acrylic. It knits like a charm; I'll be curious to see how it wears during the summer. Not expecting much breathability but you never know. Congrats on the 50th episode!

@littlebigknits

3 жыл бұрын

Glad to hear not all the summer soxx is full of knots. ☺️☺️

Enjoyed your sharing. Love the Ranunculus.... sweet. I am on my second with some linen/ silk yarn as summer knits etc.. ( but still working on sleeve Island on my Pink Velvet), the wool has me too warm to finish this quickly. I plan to knit this in the early AM after my Bible Devotional. Thank you Selma.

Your new Ranunculus is gorgeous, I love the green.

Congratulations on 50 Episodes and almost 4 year anniversary on You Tube… love your podcasts and look for them monthly.. the Green Ranaculus is GORGEOUS! So my colour. Have a great summer… peace and happiness for your Mom, I also have a mom in nursing home to look after. I know what it means 🙏🏻

@littlebigknits

3 жыл бұрын

❤️❤️ thank you! Best to your mother as well 🙏🏻

I really love your podcast and I’m always exited to see your choices of patterns, colours and yarns and bits of beautiful Ottawa! I am going to try to knit a pair of socks once I am done with the ranunculus sweater currently on my needles. Yours is really stunning! Thank you again for all the great tips you share and Happy 50th episode!

Beautiful work, good to hear things are settling down for you! I had a stroke last year and am awaiting 2 surgeries as a result.... I am no longer able to knit fine yarns so I can’t make myself any socks for winter or to keep me warm after surgery 😢your work is beautiful - I am envious love from the U.K. x

I knit two pairs of Regia TuttiFrutti in the Strawberry color way last year. They have worn really well and I’ve just tossed them in the washer and then they look all new again. Now I’ve made my first pair of shorties in the same color way that you have used now. And I’m on my second pair. I like the idea of using less stitches around the ankle, because the pairs that I knit last year I did in 64 stitches and they are slightly floppy around the ankles. Now I’ve realized that 60 stitches suits me better, so we’ll see how these wears. Otherwise I will need to find a new color way for next year!!

Happy to see another podcast, I always love to watch :) And your Ranunculus is stunning!

I'm so glad you are back ... I just bought Ranunculus pattern on Raverly and I´m looking fprward to start knitting...Best greetings from iceland

Lovely to hear about your connection to Finland. :) I found you just recently and am I love to see all your knits and hear what you tell about them! Wishing you a lovely summer!

So glad all is well with you and your family. I enjoy your videos and seeing all your knitting.

congratulations on your 50th podcast ! i always enjoy listening to you, and the wonderful knitting you present to us.

Selma, it is nice to hear from you again! The purple sweater pattern you are knitting is gorgeous🐑 Love the nature footage🌸. Flower gardening is my first love. My grandmother on my dads side I would love to garden with again. My grandmother and grandfather taught me all about gardening from the time I could hold an old tablespoon and dig in the soil with her. We all would spend hours every summer gardening and watering during the day. In the evening we would sit outside, enjoy the scents and gaze at the gardens! I am in my 60s now, those memories bring such joy to my heart!

@littlebigknits

3 жыл бұрын

Wonderful memories!!

I can already tell that the fit is fantastic on the sweater made with that purple artichoke yarn. What a beautiful fabric. Also congrats on your 50th episode!

Great podcast as usual, thank you for taking the time! Your question and the other viewers comments made me think that perhaps I should spend some quality time with the people that I have in my life now so that I won’t have regrets later. Or at least have more patience with them!

«Vanilla is the new black» is such a fun pattern! Last christmas I gave away four pair of sock made with this pattern. I am (just like you) a serial-knitter🤣 Of course I have two Ranunculus, and I am planning another☺️ Love the socks! I knit a lot of socks in the summer, it’s easy and not too warm in my lap.

@littlebigknits

3 жыл бұрын

Yes I am finding having a wool sweater on my lap while I knit it’s sleeve is at times the cause of a hot flash!!

You just pull of the first stitches without going into them and then do the next stitches regular. Easy peasy. I am knitting a wool and mohair sock. To keep feet warm in winter

@littlebigknits

3 жыл бұрын

Are you double stranding the two or they are both in one yarn?

@normasmith9596

3 жыл бұрын

@@littlebigknits their is a utube video about it which explains it way better than I can. Once you watch it and do it presto the ears are gone. Good Luck

I just love your Podcast Selma. I always look forward to seeing what you are knitting and yarn choices. ❤️

Hi Selma, Thank You so much for Your great podcasts, 100% Cotton socks are not stretchy enough. I love Your Ranunculus. I made one in petrol and I love it. And I'm almost sure it's not the last one. The cardi is great! It's not my color but it is so beautiful! It's a very difficult question with whom I want to spend a day with. My first idea was my grandmother, the mom from my dad. But also a day with my dad will be great. Thanks so much! ❤️ Chrissy

What fun items. You share a birthday with my dad!💙💙🌻🌻

Your choice of yarn colors is so perfect. All colors I would pick. The green and that mauve is stunning. Beautiful. And I think you have convinced me that I need to make a Ranunculus sweater too!

I'm on vacation this week and opened up my tablet to see you were back, which made my vacation even more fun.. So glad you got your mom settled in. Next on my project list is the rauculus! Seeing your latest one jumped it up on the list...thank you and don't wait so long to come back...

Congratulations on 50 episodes!👏👏👏👏 I am always happy to see a notification of a new episode from you whenever it happens. Love all your sweater, particularly your Edie tee. I'm glad to hear your mother is doing better. Thank you for the lovely nature footage, as always.💖💖💖

@littlebigknits

3 жыл бұрын

It is my pleasure!!

Happy 50th episode! So glad you podcast, I really enjoy it. Love all the socks and the other garments.

I’m making the Vanilla is the New Black socks right now and I’m really enjoying them. The heel really fits me well.

Selma, your knitting is so beautiful. The Bindweed is stunning and the purple artichoke is so pretty.

It's lovely to see you Selma and see all your knits. You have inspired me to cast on a Ranunculus. Great to hear your mom is settling well.

Congratulations 🎉 50🎈what beautiful tulips! If I could spend the day with anyone it would be my childhood friend Debbie We moved grew apart and lost track. I think about her, I don’t know how to find her. Women take their husband’s name and then we are lost to the old times. I have looked on social media tried school reunion lists . What a delight that might be

What gorgeous garden footage, thank you for sharing it as well as all your makes. Great question at the end, I’ll be mulling that over. Glad your Mum is settled in, best wishes for all of you xx

@littlebigknits

3 жыл бұрын

I’m still thinking about the red lupine sun your footage!!

Congrats on 50 episode!

I have enjoyed the podcast and I appreciate the love of knitting you give me. I always feel lifted up and have happy thoughts that are not easy for me.😊. Thanks for your time 🥰❤️👵Sally🇺🇸

Happy 50th Episode! I love watching. If I was able to spend a day with someone I would choose my Dad. He has been gone for 5 years now and I still miss him every day.

Congratulations on 50 episodes 👏

The cardigan is lovely! Thank you!

The Ranunculus is out of this world - love the yarn & colour. I just sold my house & I am moving back to Montreal at the end of July, so once things are settled I will be back to knitting & sewing again!

@littlebigknits

3 жыл бұрын

That’s a big job to move so good luck with it! My son is moving there for Concordia in September!!

Wow! You have been very productive over the past 7 weeks! Beautiful socks with such a variety of colours, styles and content. That cardigan with the cables and bobbles down the sleeves is gorgeous. I love the colour and the colour of your latest Ranunculus too. I am glad your mother is feeling better and hope she enjoys her new home. I loved the pictures of the tulips. It reminded me of renting bikes with my youngest daughter to ride along the canal and visit the tulip festival a few years ago- a fun outing and spectacular floral display.

@littlebigknits

3 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed the tulips! I had to hold back from sharing even more!! Thank you for your lovely comments! 🥰

You mentioned AlleyCat Yarns so I checked it out. For a long time I have struggled with which yarn is good for which project. I found a sample group offered so I could look and feel. To my surprise she also has suggestions on what each one is good for. Then she sent a small gift that made me smile and feel good. I need to find a pattern and order some wool. Mohair would be a nice offer also. Thanks again for the great information.

went to the sight you mentioned and purchased some yarn as you really cannot beat the cost/quality of it in the large quantities. I hope they continue with the shipping discount past July 21st as the shipping costs are just outrageous.

It's always a pleasure hanging out with you, Selma. I'm in the midst of moving our 96yo mum to assisted living from her home of 69 years. Emotional time for us all, and we look forward to having her settled. Love hearing how you spend time with your mum. 🌷

@littlebigknits

3 жыл бұрын

All the best to your mum!! It is a big change for sure and I hope it goes well!!

I was very happy to see a new video from you. I am glad to hear that your mother is doing better and settled into her new place. I recently graduated out of a brace on my right wrist and am knitting a Rock It tee to help me continue my regard and improve my flexibility. I am enjoying it as it is a fairly straight forward pattern. I went through some of your old videos to get some inspiration so I also bought the Ranunculus pattern and hope to buy that yarn soon. I notice that Kay has not posted anything lately. Do you know if she is okay? I know she had cancer treatment a couple of years ago so her absence has me worried. Thank you for the continued knitting motivation!

@littlebigknits

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks! Kate is fine. Less knitting mojo so not posting a lot. Health is all good!! 🙏🏻

It was so lovely to hear about your heritage and your love of languages. My husband’s mum was born in Finland and we went there to visit in 2013 and loved the experience! One day we hope to get to visit Canada where one of my aunts migrated to around the same time my family came to Australia from Poland. It’s so wonderful to get to experience different cultures and traditions within a multicultural family, isn’t it?! Sending lots of happy knitting wishes your way lovely Selma 💕

Your prime minister 😉 happy anniversary Selma, your podcast is lovely 💐🧶🤩

@littlebigknits

3 жыл бұрын

Lol!!! He’s a little too good looking for the job! 😂 or is it his policy you’re really into??

Very nice visit xxx

I thoroughly enjoyed your 50th podcast! Congratulations! I would love to spend a day with my maternal grandma, "Grandma Mimi," who died when I was five. I have loving memories of her and cherish being "Mimi" to our 6-year-old grandson. My grandma emigrated from Germany to marry and become immediate mother to three daughters after their mom passed away. Then my mom was born, becoming the fourth daughter. She was "Mimi" to our sons, and I miss her so much. Stripes: I have recently finished making some stash striped socks and employed this method for jogless stripes that didn't involve moving the first stitch. Knit color A to the end of the round; slip the last st to the left needle and add the new color B by making a YO. Then replace the slipped stitch to the right needle and begin knitting with color B. When you reach the end of this round, knit the YO and the slipped st of color A together. You have to do a bit of gentle tugging to make the stripes be straight across, but it really does work! I learned this from Roxanne Richardson's podcast and am quite happy with it. Rambling on: a book I highly recommend is the audible version of "Braiding Sweetgrass" by Robin Wall Kimmerer. She is a Native American author who narrates and is so incredible poetic in her prose. I love love love this book! It's full of gentle and important wisdom.

@littlebigknits

3 жыл бұрын

My husband just finished braiding sweet grass and very much enjoyed it. I may get it as an audiobook. I will have to try your method of jogless striping!

Nice to see you and so pleased your mum's doing ok. I would love to spend the day with my husband's mum. She died when he was quite young and I'm sad I never got to meet her.

Hope you love wearing it it looks beautiful your amazing with the number of great projects to show 😉☺️

I love your podcast, and I am so glad to have stumbled upon it. I hope that your mother continues to thrive in her new residence. Your question about who I would like to meet sat with me for a bit. I decided that I would like to meet my mother (again). While I grew up knowing her, and there were struggles, I don’t feel that I got to know her well. She died when I was 34, and I always felt that we were just beginning to know each other as women. I would love for her to see and,hopefully, be proud of the woman that she raised and nurtured. So, thank you to the listener for asking that question and to you for asking us. Looking forward to the next podcast. I am falling into the Ranunculus rabbit hole, especially using your cast on modification, as I am not a fan of the tubular cast on. Cheers! Dee

Missed you. Welcome home!

Your mauve sweater is a work of art! You are a perfectionist with your knitting.

@littlebigknits

3 жыл бұрын

Oh there are plenty of little mistakes!! I think I’m a perfectionist at hiding them 😂😂

The Crazy Sock Lady tutorials have a modified Kitchener that apparently eliminates the issue with the toe...I just watched it and will be trying it out but haven't done it yet.

I love your pods. Inspiring and truly international. Very nice top you wear! Cheering from Norway 🇳🇴❤💙

So happy to see a new episode! Thanks for sharing so much 😊 I see someone else already mentioned that the name of your sweater would be pronounced with a long "i", after the beautiful weed that entwines everything it comes in contact with! You have such a lovely way with language and pronunciation, thought you'd want to know💕

@littlebigknits

3 жыл бұрын

Yes I stand corrected!! And the syllable stress in kestrel is on the first syllable! ☺️☺️ I tend to always pronounce things phonetically and am not always right!! Especially with English!!

So happy to see i am not tjr only one who knits 4 time the same sweater 😜😜. Love your podcast. All the best to your mama

@littlebigknits

3 жыл бұрын

You are definitely not the only one!!

Ah .! Merci beaucoup de nous partager les magnifiques images de votre coin de pays ainsi que la jolie photo avec votre mère (?). Votre ranunculuslovekal m’a finalement convaincue de commencé mon 1er Ranunculus en fibre pure soie (dk) ,rose fuschia ( le même que vos fleurs derrière !) J’ai bien hâte de le porter 😍 J’adore votre dernier Ranunculus ! Ce vert ,Wow 🤩💕! Il vous va à merveille ,bravo ! J’ai aussi tricoté des bas contenant une part de bambou et cette fibre aurait des propriétés anti-bactériennes. Le cardigan mauve sera ma-gni-fi-que ! 😍👏 Mes deux grand-mère seraient mes choix de rencontre pour une journée . Je les ai connues mais elles sont parties quand j’étais encore une enfant. Je m’imagine souvent leur montrer mes projets car elles étaient aussi des passionnées du tricot 🧶. This episode was one of my favorite because I really enjoyed knowing you better with these questions that you answered ! Merci beaucoup!👋💕🍀🌈

@littlebigknits

3 жыл бұрын

Un ranunculus fuchsia!! Wow!! He suis certaine que ça doit être super beau!! Merci pour tes commentaires!! 🙏🏻🙏🏻

so enjoyable, thank you

I understand about the situation with your mom as I've just been through the same with my mom- 3 months in hospital (rehab, PT, OT, etc), luckily she is able to return home but I'm in a caregiver role for awhile as she continues to recover. I couldn't knit at first as I was so stressed and busy, but within the last month I've started back up and enjoying the stress relief of it! I even made my first pair of socks! I enjoy your podcast- thank you!

@littlebigknits

3 жыл бұрын

Glad that you are able to take some more time for yourself again. It is all encompassing taking care of an elderly parent ❤️

Hi, love so mutch your calming podcast.. love it. I wish to spend a day with my friend who died so early.. she lived in Israel, I live in Belgium, but regulary visit here.., she died in a very short time.. I flyed to Israel , nursed her for 4 days.. she was no longer aible to speak and we have so mutch to say to each-other… big hug and keep going