Me: 100% aware that you're testing the Corran cardigan Also me: OMG Selma is knitting one of my patterns!!! 😱 Lovely episode, as always!

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Can't wait knitting your Corran Cardigan! 🤩

@littlebigknits

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🥰🥰🥰 and enjoying it immensely 😘😘😘

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I have just made two sweaters using the Stratified pattern by Tif Neilan, one for myself and the other for a friend. That pattern is so satisfying, I might be making more 😊

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Thank you for another beautiful episode 🥰🧶

I am so lucky to live in the same state as Andrea Mowry. Always inspiring!

Ah, the local maker who comes to mind immediately is Ross from Twisted Ambitions Yarns here in Oklahoma. His yarns are absolutely beautiful and I'm enjoying watching his business grow. Thank you for the opportunity to be part of this giveaway, and I can't wait to get started on the Scrappy MAL!

Hello Selma, congratulations on reaching 20+ thousand - and of course you will continue to grow! Wow that Dust of Snow wrap is so beautiful and YES to all the colors worn together - it's all lovely! And YES everyone should get to know Sarah over at FiberTrek - she's amazing. We're so fortunate in Chicago to have so many artists and arts organizations in and around the city - along with a good number of LYS'. One has an in-house hand-dyed yarn label - RMR -- this is a lovely yarn and the 3 sisters named it after their mother. Thank you for your relaxing and thoroughly enjoyable podcast 🙌🏾

And your pink hat is perfect on you, especially when you coupled it with the striped sweater and the dockie! Loved that moment! 🥰🤣

Congratulations Selma for the first 20k followers! ..and thank you for the giveaway! Really thrilled to discover your love for dancing. As a part of a disco generation myself I am a truly dance lover (love it more than knitting!)- practicing latino dances, salsa, argentine tango through these years and lately west coast swing (something totally new in Croatia). I say: keep on enjoying yourself with belly dance and all the dance nights you will attend! 🥂💐💃

Hi Selma.I'm not surprised you have over 20K subscribers. I've been watching your podcasts for a few years and have learned so much (as well as bought many of the patterns you've knit!). I love your authenticity. I'm always in awe of your beautiful knits and colour choices. As for designers I'm very inspired by Kaffe Fasset and Marie Wallin. As well as a knitter I dabble in garment sewing and quilting. Both designers appeal to my knitting and quilting interests.

Congrats on the 20k! As for makers near me, there are far too many in the Ottawa area (Wabi Sabi is my LYS too!) to just pick one. So I'll say that the many members of my thursday night knit group are deserving of a shout out. Among them are knitters, crocheters, sewists, potters, artists, illustrators, embroiderers, and makers of all stripes.

I’ll just add kudos-I enjoy all your podcasts. You don’t have a “singsong” intonation and you don’t speak two quickly, big on my list. AND you’re reading about Three Pines! I love those books.

Squee! A piliated woodpecker on a tree! It's my favorite kind of woodpecker. Beautiful knitting and beautiful snowscape scenery at the end, Selma. Thank you.

Brilliant episode as usual. Congratulations on 20,000 subscribers. I would like to mention the artist Lucy Pittaway an artist based in Yorkshire UK, I have a couple of her prints and just ordered another one that my children are kindly gifting me for Mother’s Day x

Selma,,,,,Congrats on 20k,,,,wow,,,, A friend ,,,,who showed me how to Knit socks,,,!!! Opened me up to Knit some amazing socks,,,,and opened up this world of knitting,, And meeting more friends who love knitting like I do,,,!! Elaine 🏡🏡🌷🌷 Love that hat!!!

Selma you are so deserving of 20K subs. Congratulations! Wishing you continued success with your Podcast. Love that you always give visibility to all types of yarnies, fibre artists and designers. Thank you for this wonderful giveaway. Good luck to all. ❤️🍀

Congratulations Selma, on 20k subscribers! Love your podcast, you are very inspiring with all the lovely finished items, WIPs, yarn recommendations, and showing lovely scenes of Canada! ❤️ Jaclyn Salem, is a graphic designer, but us a maker (sewing her vision of patterns) is local to Brooklyn, NY. She even sewn and design her own wedding gown! she sew her own wardrobe. She had a cable hat pattern as well as a texture socks pattern on Ravelry. She also has a YT podcast and an fabulous gardener! Continued success with your awesome podcast! Keep up the wonderful work! Thanks for sharing, building a stronger knitting community, and the generous giveaways! Always looking forward to your next upload! ❤❤

Tons of artists, entertainers etc. are from Brooklyn, NY...There is a statistic that 20% of all U.S. citizens had a least one ancestor that lived in Brooklyn at one time. Love your show! Thanks for sharing all your beautiful knitting. I would love any of the prizes!

Your dust of snow would be perfect laying on the top back of a sofa. I display my long shawls that way

Congratulations on the 20,000 subscribers! I love that you think of your subscribers by sharing gifts with us. Thankyou until next time.

Congrats on the 20K. Where has the time gone? I recently moved back to the Austin Texas area, to oversee the care of my elder mother, so I haven't had time to find my yarny community. As far as local makers or artists, I have known of this special place for most of my life and their products were probably my first teething rings. I frequent it when I visit my mother and sometimes buy some to take home with me for a meal or two. Billie's BBQ (pronounced Bar B Que) is 30 miles east of Austin, Texas. Mr. Billy passed away a few years back but his family has been doing an incredible job of keeping the family trade, and I would swear that Mr. Billy is still back there tending the pits, as succulent slabs of ribs, brisket, chicken and sausage are being tended on the smokey coals. I love your podcast, and I'm thankful for each one.

Huge congratulations on reaching this milestone! I recently bought one of Patricia's buckets, and it might be my favourite because it holds so much, and is so transportable. So I guess I'm saying I would definitely promote Patricia's business, I live in London, Ontario. But I really want to mention a beautiful yarn dyer in my home town, Debbie of The Loving Path. She has a website, and has the most gorgeous, squishiest yarn! She only has a few bases, but that's because she dyes the yarn in the kitchen if her tiny cottage style home in the heart of London, and has only so much storage space. I always love catching her at the nearby fibre fairs, and she has an annual open house, where the customer population grows larger every year!

Congratulations Selma! I always look forward to a new episode from you. As I am from Sweden, I would like to recommend Sofia Capelle, who designs the most wonderful items.

Wow that Iris hat looks STUNNING on you!! Pink is your colour! - The shawl is absolutely gorgeous. One of the nicest I have seen. Your colour choices 💘

Becky from back to blighty is another favourite of mine, she has the most relaxing podcast with varied episodes on crochet, knitting, spinning etc. Lovely episode and congrats on 20k subscribers 😀

I live in the small city of Redcliffe in the state of Queensland in Australia - where the Bee Gees were raised and found fame. We have an outside walkway where there is Bee Gee music and film clips of their performances that play when you walk past and a bronze statue of Maurice, Robin and Barry. I get very nostalgic when I hear the music and songs they sang. Thanks Selma for taking us out on the beautiful walk.

As a new Kingston, ON citizen, I must mention Topsy Farm. They have knitting 🧶 100% wool in several colours and weights, as well as blankets made from their own sheep’s wool.

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I have one of Topsy Farm’s blankets and it is soooo warm!

Cowgirl Blues maker in Cape Town South Africa, superb hand Dyed mohair and wool with a group of indiginous local women. Very proud of them as they become known outside our shores. Thank you Selma. Shelley

Oh My Goodness.. I think your dust of snow must be the most beautiful knit I have ever seen. Congratulations on 20k subscribers

Thanks for keeping me company while I'm knitting! It is always a pleasure to visit with you 😄

Recently in our local magazine, a father and son were featured. They make beautiful kayaks. It is their hobby and they do not sell them. Kim

You look so gorgeous in all of the colours simultaneously! Obviously pinks are for you 🙂

Lovely to watch your podcast whilst myself knitting up the back panel of the Corran test-knit! So, obviously my inspiring makers have to include Rebecca Clow, also Amy Palko who is so inventive and courageous in modifying patterns. They’re both in my knit night group, but I’d also like to give a shout out to Lucy Hague, Queen of Celtic Cables, who is often to be found working at my LYS. Edinburgh is full of crafting creativity. 😊

I am pretty new to your podcast, just here for about two months, but I am really enjoying your wonderful show. You are so easy to listen to and I love the makes and the music that you weave into your show and scenes of your Canadian home. We have made 4 trips to different parts of your beautiful country, but none yet to Ontario. I thought I would give a thumbs up to the wonderful painter Edward Hopper, who grew up in the town of Nyack, just a few miles from my home. Thanks, Selma!

I have enjoyed your podcasts for the last several years for so many reasons. You are inspiring ,calming, and most knowledgeable about your craft. I also enjoy your videos which showcase the beauty of nature in Ottawa. I would like to mention Jolyn of the Leo and Roxy Yarn Co. who is a Canadian Indie dyer in St Thomas Ontario. Her yarn colours are spectacular. Thank you for sharing your knitting

Congratulations! I am lucky enough to have Nancy Bates living in my hometown. She is the author of the book Knitting the National Parks. She is so creative and this is a fabulous book! A mustt buy for any knitter.

80s dancing club sounds amazing 🤩

I grew up about 10 miles from Hollywood, as did my extended family. And while they were not famous makers themselves, two of my great aunts worked in the studios making garments for the famous. They sewed costumes for movie actors in the early days of Hollywood.

Wonderful projects, as always! One of my favorite artists is John Bauer, who was a swedish artist. He painted a lot of motifs of swedish folklore. It might not fit the prompt exactly, but I still wanted to tell you about him because he truly is a favorite of mine.

Congratulations on such a wonderful podcast. Have come back every time you post a podcast and have learned so much from you. I live in the southwest in the United States and am a huge Georgia O’Keefe lover. Her color esthetic has always just reached out and grabbed me through her art.

Marie-Christine Lévesque de MCL design is an excellant designer of Quebecwith the goods ideas. Congratulations for your 20k !

I'm not sure if you meant to include designers in the "makers" category, but Maine is home to many fabulous designers, including: Andrea Mowry, Jennifer Steingass, Alicia Plummer, Bristol Ivy, Hannah Fettiig, Carrie Bostick Hoge, and Amanda Scheuzger. :)

I always enjoy your podcast and seeing your beautiful knits. I don’t know any “famous” pert son from Pennsylvania but my mentor was my first quilt instructor and then Onitting expert in my life. Anyone who knits or quilts know Frasha in Erie. The most beautiful quilter and knitter. Congratulations on your 20 k milestone, you obviously earned it😉

Selma, thank you for all the hours of KZread entertainment you've provided. Nancy of Trilogy Yarns is from Eastern Washington. She creates beautiful speckled and tonal yarns that are wonderful to knit with. She has a podcast too.

So happy to have discovered such a talented Ottawa maker and podcaster! Thank you for a lovely chat. 😊

That Dust of Snow 😍, beautiful! I knit socks when I visit my mother too! She has dementia and can no longer carry on a conversation, but I love the gift of time I have with her❤

Congratulations Selma on 20K subscribers. You are my very favorite knitting podcaster. I am from Wisconsin in the U.S. and so is Susan B Anderson. She inspired me early on with her Baby hat patterns. I own all her hat and toy books. She has since moved on from podcasting and owns a yarn company called Barrett Wool Co.

My husband’s grandmother was a fiber artist of some note in the 70s and 80s. She was an incredible artist and a wonderful inspiration. I have been fortunate enough to have a few of her pieces, some of which I have acquired on eBay! Her name was Mary Ethel Heickman. Thanks for offering the giveaways!

And huge congratulations on 20k followers. You just keep rocking on in such a lovely manner. Xxoo

I want to give Andrea Mowry a shout out as one of my favorite designers. I live in Alabama so she isn’t from my area but I knit her Stripes! sweater and love it. I just love the colors in yours! You have the most soothing voice and serene countenance. I am always excited when you post a new video!

That pink is the bomb. It is really your color with your skin. Love your color esthetics

Wow! I didn't realize that much time has gone by watching your podcasts. I really enjoy your enthusiasm for the fiber and the projects. It's really inspiring😊 I would have to say the maker (photographer, illustrator, and more) near my small town is Gene Stratton Porter. Currently, I am reading through her books and am enjoying the focus on nature and the land around my home. I too am an avid bird watcher and nature lover and am thankful for all of the walking trails near my home. Congratulations!!

Generous Giveaway! What an enormous number of subscribers! Congratulations! The Dust of Snow is standout. Thanks Selma. Go girl! Kindest regards Lynn Albany Western Australia

Well done on reaching a new podcast milestone! It is lovely to knit along with you and hear all about your life in Canada and I particularly enjoy the video footage at the end. Those ducks!!! As far as local makers, I'm very lucky to live just 7 miles from the talented hand-dyer of yarn, Claire of Cookston Crafts, here in Aberdeenshire. Generous with her time and talents, Claire has created a wonderful community of knitters both on-line and in-person. I feel very blessed to be able to visit her studio and drool over her yarn!

Always such a delight to discover you have uploaded a new episode. Your personality and your knits brighten my day. Thank you for all that you do to highlight makers and other podcasters. I’ve found more lovely ‘friends’ while watching your channel.

No yarn shops or "makers" or designers near me...all my inspiration and purchases come from online shops, blogs and podcasts. Love your striped sweater and the dust of snow scarf...that one is on my to make list. Congrats on 20K!

Congratulations! Enjoy your podcasts and have been a subscriber for several years. Kofi =Coffee ☕️😊

My favourite makers are the bakery bears for knitting and Bonnie Hunter for quilting, neither are local to me but I get a lot of inspiration from both. Another item to keep your tea pot warm I got from Amazon , it’s a silver pot stand which you put a tea light in then with the cozy on top will keep your tea lovely and hot xx

20K 🎉 Wow 🎉 Congratulations 🎉 . I,m inspired by a lot of different makers, - both designers and yarndyers. Difficult to mention just one 🤷🏼‍♀️ But my knitting- friend Vivi is always inspiring. All her projects are made soo neat and accurate. I love that 😊

She's not from my state or neighborhood, but I just had to name the creative enabler for all l knitters - Elizabeth Zimmerman. I wish I could spend an afternoon knitting with her. I love your podcast - always glad to see a new episode. So many good ideas! Thanks!

I adore your nature walks, Selma! I can name a couple of “famous” dyers I like who are in Arkansas. One is Apothefaery Fibers and the other is Arkansas Yarn Co. A favorite Arkansas podcaster is Kaci from Youngfolk Knits. Since I am moving to Pennsylvania early in 2023, I have to shout out Amber of A Lovely Yarn podcast in PA.

I'm in Brisbane Queensland Australia and I'm not famous but I design cross stitch patterns 😀. A famous Queenslander is Kate Miller-Heidke a singer songwriter born in Gladstone Queensland. I used to love my mum's marshmallow slice. She used to cook a basic plain vanilla cake recipe and back it in a shallow baking dish then she would spread some strawberry jam then pour on pink marshmallow and add sprinkles. My fav version of hers was when she would add pale green marshmallow with peppermint flavour added to it and then swirl dark chocolate on top.

Only within the last year have I discovered the world of knitting podcast-and you were one of the first. I so enjoy your episodes. They are like a relaxing chat with a friend. Looking forward to the MAL-I have plenty of yarn to choose from. 😂

🎉 I love your bright pink hat. Makes me want to go out of my comfort zone and knitnup some brightness.

Love , love that hot pink Iris Hat. That is surely one of your colors. Congratulations on the 20k followers . Your podcasts are informative and trusting. I'm glad to be one of them.

Bonjour Selma, Thank you again for your lovely knitcast and congratulations on your 20k subscribers milestone. I just watched you in #76 and #77 and what a treat! I'm sitting at the kitchen table, knitting and enjoying all the knitting podcast I can watch as my basement and second floor stairs are being redone. I can't go anywhere for the week as I have a very competent, very busy woodworker in the house. Soooo....I knit and I watch KZread. What a great excuse and justification for my addictions! I laughed when I heard you talk about the feeding regimen of Yoda! I have two black cats, they are brothers and my two sons named them Zig and Zag. They also get soft food in the morning and evening and all the kibbles they want during the day. Right now, they are not happy campers, because of the noise in the house, so they keep to outside where I have moved their kibbles bowls. In answer to your very à propos prompt, I have a yarn dyer that I particularly appreciate and she lives right here in Laval. Her name is Geneviève and she is the genius behind Colorista. It's funny that you mentioned your intention of making a Vertices Unite with some of your stashed yarns, because I made one using exclusively Colorista yarns and it's one of my favorite shawl, ever! Unfortunately, as with the woman behind Les arts textiles du Témiscouata, I've heard that Geneviève has announced her retirement from her craft. On a happier note, Andrée, from Entre soeurs et laine is still dying yarn and it is simply gorgeous! Just like with craft beers, Québec has been a very fertile ground for yarn dyers and unfortunately, I have only two hands and 24 hours in a day. I keep two or three of those for sleep but I have a very long queue in my Ravelry and if I want to go through all of them, I better get knitting again! I want to make sure you know that your efforts, your thoughts, and your projects, be them FO's, WIP's or lessons learned, are precious and I'm grateful that you take the time to share them with the world. We are listening and we appreciate them....and you! Keep on keeping on!

Justyna Lorkowska is Designer from Poland, where I am from,congrats on 20 k

I want to give a shout out to Katrina at Crafty Jaks Boutique! She is a local to me dyer in the Lower Mainland of BC who does a beautiful range of yarns, mostly non-superwash, and she is also an expert dyer of spinning fibre. Her booth is my first stop at local knitting shows because even though I have many of her skeins, braids and batts in my collection already she is always coming up with something new and enticing. She is also on youtube and I can confirm that she really is that sweet in person.

I ❤ your new hat, I think I will buy that pattern ! Your new hat looks so good on you! Take care,Melissa.

Congratulations Selma! I am going to mention Karla’s Kreamery! She makes artisanal micro-batch ice cream - some flavors only are made in a dozen pints! It’s delicious ❤

Congratulations on reaching 20 thousand subscribers ! Watching you has been very enjoyable and very motivating. !

Thank you for a wonderful podcast. The footage at end was so amazing. Everything you knit in so beautiful, well knitted and well finished. It makes me want to slowdown and be more conscious of my choice, being present and not rushing. Just what I need. ❤

New subscriber here. The podcast is lovely indeed but your montages of nature images around you is at times almost poetic. Thank you!

Hi Selma, All your makes are so beautiful!! Thank you for your podcast and a big Congratulations!! I don’t have a specific maker to talk about, however, there are sooo many talented and creative makers out there. Love seeing others creativity. All the best! Sheila.

This is my second time watching this episode. I look forward to the day when I have enough scraps of the same weights to make a scrappy item. That sweater of yours is amazing!!! I also love the color of the intended knit dress, Selma! Thinner knits are a challenge for me as well. Love, Love, Love your many projects and appreciate the time that you put into your video visits with us. Thanks for your very pleasant chats about this and that. I always look forward to seeing you online! PS Thanks for introducing me to Awesome Granny bags!

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Awww 🥰 thank you!

I find knitting so relaxing. Sewing, on the other hand, fills me with anxiety - even just thinking about it! My favorite famous artist from my area is my granddaughter, Violet Sunshine. She's only famous in our family, but she is amazing! She's wildly curious about everything and has keen observational skills. And she's only 10!

Selma.. always a pleasure to watch, and I love ❤ the nature walks, bike rides, snowshoeing, cabin/lake visits, train rides, etc. A designer that I find interesting isn’t local to me, but she’s from Haliburton, so Canadian. It’s Kim McBrien Evans of Indigodragonfly Studio and designs. Her colour sense of her dyed yarns, to her asymmetrical designs is inspiring. She also is a leader in size inclusivity, and offers several classes for fit, no matter your body shape.

I just found out about the artist, Marie Françoise Gilot. She has 2 children with Picasso and has lived an interesting life. I love your podcast and find myself listening to it while I knit on my projects. Thank you for providing hours of company.

I don't know of any local to me designers. I loved all the pink in the knits you showed today. They just made your blue eyes pop! So pretty!

What a lovely visit! I so enjoy sitting with you, listening to you talk about your knitting, adventures and travels. You really are a good friend. Thank you for being so generous with your time. I’m from Pittsburgh and am especially intrigued by one of our very own artists, Andy Warhol. We have a remarkable Warhol Museum in downtown Pittsburgh that is spectacular.

I really enjoy the crazy sock lady designs. She from Ohio. I love just about all he patterns. I also enjoy the bakery bears patterns. She from the UK not close to me but I really love what she designs.

The dust of snow is so beautiful! Love your colors!!!!❤❤❤

Congratulations on 20k- what an accomplishment! I would like to give a shoutout to Nicole (and her dog Russet) who have “the world’s smallest little yarn shop” in Langford (just outside Victoria BC). She is a knitter, teacher, knitwear designer and business owner. Her shop is The Spinnacle Yarns

Congrats on 20K Selma, I love watching your podcasts, always so informative and your makes are beautiful.

I wish I knew a designer in my area (San Diego, California, USA). My favorite designers come from halfway across the world; I especially love Suvi Sumola's designs. I have to say that you have been a great inspiration to me, Selma; because of you, I will probably try doing stranded colorwork this year because I love your Noux so much!

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Glad to hear it!! As far as colourwork it’s about as easy as it gets so go for it!!

An amazing maker from Utah is Kristin Drysdale of @scandiwork. She does amazing colorwork designs. I have her book. Shes so very talented! Selma! I've been sewing for many years. While your cute pattern was beginner friendly, your fabric choice was not. Even experienced sewers may struggle with a fine knit like that. Especially at a neckline. Don't give up! Sewing can be so fun and gratifying!! I LOVE your pink hat. SO MUCH! Congratulations on 20k followers. I never miss an episode. Always very inspiring.

Hi Selma! I am just across the river from you in the Pontiac! Ferme Mouflons has icelandic sheep and they sell their yarn at different markets as well as their wonderful soaps and hair care bars! The Alpaca of Willow Lane also sell the yarn from their alpaca and they are so kind and generous with their tours of their farm. Two of many great gems just across the river from you :)

20K+ is a great milestone, I have really enjoyed seeing your beautiful knitting projects and the videos of the beautiful country you live in, best wishes from New Zealand.

Hi Selma, My maker is not a fiber artist, but he is an artist and a maker: Reid McLachlan, and he lives in the Gatineau Hills. He is an amazing painter and a canoe builder. I have two of his paintings and they both bring me joy. Your makes are all lovely. There seems to be a crochet trend amongst knitting podcasters these days. Having started as a crocheter, I've always seen them as separate crafts but it looks like more and more people are having fun with it. I've swerved into spinning with a drop spindle and have been obsessed with it for the last month and a half. It's amazingly meditative. Enjoy the milder weather!

Congratulations on the growing success of your podcast. The focus on scrappy knits seems perfect. What a lot you had to share. I have been getting to know Gabriela Dudas who is Pineview Designs Knitting Club. A wonderful knitter, teacher and business owner inspiring and aiding knitters who live in York region, Ontario.

Thank you for podcasting ils always so much fun to Watch and be part of your knitting world. I absolutely loved this color schemed episode all Bright and sping thème.

Thank you for sharing a bit of your life. The views of the outdoors where you live are very special. What an amazing stroll through nature. More of these please to ice the knitting cake!

Your knitting is always stunning and speaks to me. I am currently crocheting a large granny square with scraps of fingering held double. I am enjoying it so much, especially when I get to the bits of yarn hand dyed by Rachel who is On The Round. She is located in Maine and her yarn is just wonderful. She is my go to hand dyer and has a great place on Facebook posting lots of her yarn and makes.

I don't have a name off the top of my head, but your prompt led me down the Alberta craft council rabbit hole and now there are a dozen or so fibre artists I need to check out. Congrats on 20,000! I've been following along since you were an occasional guest on other podcasts

Vicki Lugg from Hampshire in the UK. Sadly passed but inspired a generation of hand embroiderers over here. An amazing sense of colour.

Your Dust of Snow is absolutely gorgeous Selma!

I am with you from the First Episod. Hello from switzerland 🇨🇭

The designer nearest me is Andrea Mowry in Portland. Maine. I’m currently planning the Douglas cardi for my adult daughter. However, I am mostly inspired by podcasters like you, Selma. Cheers to you for 20 K!

I just ADORE those animals you see. Have a couple downey woodpeckers here, and I love them. Thank you!! - Kimberly

This is a great prompt! My maker is Catherine from The Small Bird Workshop. She's on Vancouver Island. Not only is she a knitter, spinner, and yarn dyer, she curates fibre from all over Canada, with an emphasis on sourcing local, and is a fantastic promotor of Canadian sheep and mills.

Congratulations on having 20 thousand subscribers Selma! I’ve followed you from the beginning because I enjoy your knitting style and down-to-earth suggestions, both with modifications and book choices.

Congrats on 20k subscribers Selma 🎉🥳 No need to enter me in the giveaway but just wanted to say your lovely spring-like colour pallette brightened my day (especially given all the snow we've been getting as of late). 80s dance nights sound like a blast--Enjoy! 🤗💕

Congratulations Selma on reaching 20K. I would like to shine light on Laura of Twin Oaks Farm located in Guelph, Ontario.