If you have ever doubted serendipity or fate put it aside. Your story proves things are going to happen despite ourselves. I’m not a good enough knitter yet to make your designs but I’m working on it. Oh what a delicious journey.

I liked Caitlin Hunter cause she has awesome knitting designs. Now I love Caitlin Hunter, because she is a beautiful, awesome and amazing soul. Her life is so interesting and she is just fabulous. Thank you for letting us into your world Caitlin. And thank you Kristy for what you do. Your Boyland knitwear showoff timer was so cute😘Love the knitting community.

So great to meet the talented Caitlin Hunter - what an intelligent, sweet, interesting and truly lovely woman!! Love her designs and now I want to knit every one of them even more! Great episode!

Best quote...”We need more women in our lives saying yes to each other.” 👍

Caitlin has many wonderful stories to tell. She is so down to earth and lovely . Thank you for sharing Kristy 💙💕🌿

That was amazing, thank you guys for filming that it totally made my day seeing all the amazing Boyland Knitworks knits and listening to Caitlin's amazing story!

Absolutely loved this interview. What a great (her)story. 🙂 And.... I am just now knitting the Campside shawl by Alicia Plummer! What a coinkydink! Thank you Kristy, for what you do ❤️❤️❤️

That’s so interesting, I too am a mom of 3 boys, I feel the same, very overwhelmed and tired always haha but knitting, I find it to make me feel more feminine as well and I love how that makes me feel. When it’s the boys bedtime, knitting is my go to or reading literature to relax.

This is a great interview! Love Caitlin’s designs but it’s so cool to see the woman behind them

I'm so glad you interviewed Caitlin! She's inspiring.

Oh Kristy - I am almost crying tears of joy and happiness watching this!! I LOVED your layers of Boyland Sweaters on a timer!! You are hilarious!! and Amazing!! And Caitlin is just AWESOME - Thank you Thank you Thank you!!! And so happy I got a peek of the walk in the woods because of being a Patreon... Totally worth the monthly $ - you're amazing Kristy - thank you XXX

@kristyglassknits

6 жыл бұрын

Rosamund~ I CRIED when I left her!!!!!! xoxox

Great interview Kristy! I enjoyed sooo much! Caitlin was so generous! I feel privileged to have had this opportunity to know her better! She seems like a lovely person! And what to say about her knitting/designing... I’m a complete boylandknitworks geek! Thank you!

Watching this podcast for probably the 3rd or 4th time! Great interview!!

Love Caitlin so much!!! Have my yarn for several of her designs !!! Kristy thank you for all you do for the knitting world!!!

OMG! my favorite interview so far. I LOVE all of her designs. I haven't been brave enough to do one, but when i do. BOY I CAN"T WAIT!

So fun and inspiring! Caitlin should start a podcast too, I would love to see more of her process and the things that inspire her. Also Kristy I'm so glad that you asked her the inspiration behind the names of her patterns, I've been so curious and it was so fun to hear her talk about them. Thanks for the lovely episode and for making the trip out there, definitely worth the patreon subscription to get content like this :) As always, your work is amazing and your online presence is a joy to be a part of. Have a great day!

@kristyglassknits

6 жыл бұрын

THANKS so much!!!!!!!

Humble, Honest, Beautiful, Sweet, Earth Mother, Gentle. Wow. The adjectives just keep coming. Caitlin Hunter has such a lovely spirit, no wonder her patterns are so gorgeous. Thanks, Kristy, for this cool interview!

@kristyglassknits

6 жыл бұрын

LOVE HER!

I’m sure I say this with every single one of your interviews that you do because everyone’s fiber stories are always soooo cool and interesting but seriously Caitlin hunter!!!!!!! What a cool fiber story/journey!

@kristyglassknits

6 жыл бұрын

LOVE HER!

That interview was the best. Doesn’t it just amaze you how people live their lives. All so different but the same, you guys should be besties!

@kristyglassknits

6 жыл бұрын

I loved learning about the different live she has led!

What a great interview! I was especially struck by Caitlin's honesty and openness. I have two boys and I went through something similar as Caitlin with my youngest, who is a "twinless twin" as a result. This interview got me in a way I can't quite put to words. I am coming back to knitting after being on hiatus for a couple years (because babies). I stopped by The Knot House by chance last week and they had bunch Caitlin's sweaters on display. I instantly remembered that feeling when I used to knit. So inspiring! I am casting on Tegna as a way to get back in the game and get that feeling back. Thank you Kristy for this interview!

I love this! I am knitting sipila now 🤗 I’m so glad you travel & get interview all of these amazing people in our knitting community ❣️

One of my favorite interviews ever. Love Caitlin Hunter's work. I'm waiting on the new one with that Olann yarn.

@kristyglassknits

6 жыл бұрын

YES! It's gorgeous!

I loved this interview! I just discovered Caitlin's designs and am glad I did!

Just found these videos of your trip! So fun!!! I'm doing my first color work sweater right now and after seeing rhis want to knit ALL of them!!! ....and a snowboarder!?!? Who'd of thought? You go girls!

this was such an enjoyable interview to watch! loved the costume changes and pattern name pronunciation game. so clever to have her tell one thing about each, too! also, caitlin is such a joy to listen to.

Your sweater changes were everythanggggg!!!!! This episode was awesome and so are you and Caitlin Hunter!!!!!!!!

@kristyglassknits

6 жыл бұрын

A HA HA HA HA

Loved this episode! I lived in Anchorage and we wanted to retire there. The job moved us back down to the lower 48. My eldest son stayed and married a beautiful Inupiat lady and the have 5 children. This means we get to go back and visit. Anyway, I learned how to knit in Anchorage at a little knitting shop. I am sorry she did not find it. Thanks for doing this interview. 😀

Kristy, you are absolutely fabulous!!! All of your interviews are amazing but this one was super spectacular! Thank you for giving us a peak into Caitlin’s life and journey!! This interview made my day ☺️ Thank you to Caitlin for opening up to us and speaking about your life and your Fiber journey 💕💕

@kristyglassknits

6 жыл бұрын

xoxox

Wonderful interview! I just love hearing all the facts from Caitlin. You're so funny, wearing all the sweaters!! Thanks!

Once again, a wonderful interview! What’s great is we get to see the person behind these amazing patterns and learn something about her views on creating and knitting. Thank you!

@kristyglassknits

6 жыл бұрын

i know so good

Kristy, I am dying for the sweater/poncho pattern you are wearing - and the colorways!!! Please post!

Wonderful and inspiring! When I lived outside of Beaverton in the eighties, my dream was acreage in Vernonia, so this was extra special to watch because of that dimension. Now I am interested in checking out her patterns. Thank you. Also I lived in Bellingham in the 70’s and now want to travel up there and check out spincycle. Bellingham had an artsy vibe even then. Great following all your Pacific Northwest trip and interviews. Just fabulous and I am even more psyched about what is available here than ever.

Caitlin hunter is a beautiful soul!! 🖤🖤🖤 such an inspiration!!!

Thanks for the great interview, finally got to see this beautiful knitter!!!

@kristyglassknits

6 жыл бұрын

SO GREAT!

I loved this interview! Really enjoyed watching! Thanks Kristy!

@kristyglassknits

6 жыл бұрын

My absolute PLEASURE!

I love everything with this interview ! Thanks both of you 👌🏻😘

@kristyglassknits

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching!

I knit the ninilchik swoncho this summer as my first sweater. It's so cool to learn more about Caitlin and hear where the pattern names come from! Thank you so much for this wonderful interview.

Fascinating, I just learn to knit, like 6 month ago and afraid to knit a large project, this interview inspired me! Thank you

omg! what a great episode! I think this ties with the episode with patty lyons as my favourite!!

Such a great conversation. Thank you Kristy!

Fabulous video Kristy, I loved it. Caitlin is so inspiring, she's come so far in such a short time! So great that you can now make these trips, and it's inspired me to pledge. Thanks again.

@kristyglassknits

6 жыл бұрын

THANKS NIcola! Gonna try to bring more and more!

Loved this! OMG! All your Caitlin sweaters! So awesome Kristy. I am knitting Tegna right now, and swatching for Tecumseh. I feel like Tecumseh is going to be my 'gateway' project to boyland....lol

What a wonderful interview. I love your unveiling of all your Caitlin sweaters..

@kristyglassknits

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks Anita!

Kristy, another great interview. Caitlin is adorable. I love her sweet, easygoing manner. Her patterns are beautiful. I'm happy to support you on Patreon. Keep up the great work. Loved all of your sweaters...especially the colors. Trish

@kristyglassknits

6 жыл бұрын

THANKS!

Beautiful interview, so lovey the way you made it so personal ❤️ I would love to see a follow up for 2020 ❤️

Love her! Now I feel we are kindred spirits with the RV lifestyle. My hubby and I started out living in a trailer and traveling for his job before the kids came along. Now semi-retired we spend months in our RV living around the country. And my knitting goes everywhere!

@kristyglassknits

6 жыл бұрын

Full circle!

I’m danish and Italian 🎉🙋🏼‍♀️💕I love that Kristy brings the community to those of us who can’t get out 💜🙋🏼‍♀️

@kristyglassknits

6 жыл бұрын

THAnks Laura!

Oh this was so awesome in every way!! Thanks Kristy 😍

@kristyglassknits

6 жыл бұрын

xoxo Tracey!

Kristy, you do such an amazing job! I absolutely loved this interview! It was so great to hear about all of Caitlin’s inspiration! Thank you!!! ~Amy

@kristyglassknits

6 жыл бұрын

She is just the bee's knees!

This was so much fun to watch. She is so creative. I love all your Caitlin Hunter sweaters, Kristy, but I think I like the Swoncho best.

@kristyglassknits

6 жыл бұрын

It's one of my faves!

You gals are fabulous. This conversation/storytelling was so much fun and informative. Though I don’t have time for elaborate projects currently, I am drinking in the wonderful energy of the online fiber community. All the threads connecting everyone.

Love love love this interview!!!

@kristyglassknits

6 жыл бұрын

ME TOO!!!!

And your “costume” changes are allll amazing!! Love it!! 💖

@kristyglassknits

6 жыл бұрын

Glad you liked it!

amazing, amazing, amazing! :-) thanks for this interview.

@kristyglassknits

6 жыл бұрын

My pleasure!

best podcast so far.learned so much about the pattern and travels. very neat

@kristyglassknits

6 жыл бұрын

LOVED meeting her

Fantastic interview! Love all her patterns and she seems like such a lovely person too!

@kristyglassknits

6 жыл бұрын

she is so great!

Amazing! Love her work!!! Thank you for this video!!😘💕💕💞💞💞

@kristyglassknits

6 жыл бұрын

We had the best morning!

This was wonderful! Caitlin is fabulous, your sweater changes so fun, and so awesome you could travel to do this extra special interview. Love Caitlin and her designs! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ Thank you Caitlin for agreeing to this interview. Long may you continue your creativity.

@kristyglassknits

6 жыл бұрын

: )

This is a great episode I love it 😍

Knitting up my Soldotna to this! Can't wait to knit all the other beautiful patterns

It was great to hear Caitlin’s back story. Thanks for letting her tell it.

@kristyglassknits

6 жыл бұрын

LOVED hearing it!

As a mom of all boys myself, I love her take on how knitting is her thing to keep her sanity/femininity! I feel the same way. I have Sunset Highway on my needles and Zweig up next, so this interview was perfect timing for some behind-the-scenes on the designer that is making my projects all the more fun.

@kristyglassknits

6 жыл бұрын

I had never thought of that...so wonderful

Fantastic interview! I love all of Caitlin’s patterns and want to knit all her sweaters.

@kristyglassknits

6 жыл бұрын

SAME

Best interview ever! So fascinating!

@kristyglassknits

6 жыл бұрын

I agree!

I didn't realize it was Boy-land either! Love it! Loved hearing Caitlin's story. And wouldn't you know -- I didn't know about Nelchina somehow. It's on my queue now. Loved this interview. So much fun with all your CH sweaters!!

@kristyglassknits

6 жыл бұрын

It's on my queue too!

Gorgeous sweaters! This episode is really inspiring!

I have enjoyed your interviews so much! Kristy....and have just become a patron. I support one other podcast that I believe has content and entertainment which for me is worth the money. I certainly hope you can continue your fabulous and fun videos for us! Safe travels and joy!💖

@kristyglassknits

6 жыл бұрын

THANK YOU PAT!

I have not ventured into colorwork....However, the ‘subtle’ sweater with yarn purchased from Knot Houses (Julie Asselin and Spincycle yarns) is IT! Thank you again for such a wonderful interview. Caitlin is certainly a Renaissance woman......amazing the life she has had. 😎

@kristyglassknits

6 жыл бұрын

I need her to finish that ASAP bc I picked out my yarn for that too!

One of my favorite interviews you’ve done! OMG, Caitlin blows my mind - she’s only been knitting for less than 3 years?! Holy cow. No words. I loved your sweater reveals!! Hysterical w the alarms! They are all beautiful, too. 👏 I can’t wear yoked sweaters because I have football player broad shoulders that I’d like to MINIMIZE, thank you very much, but I love looking at her designs! Great job, Kristy!

@kristyglassknits

6 жыл бұрын

THANKS Jane! I loved meeting her so much!

@pamelahermes4452

6 жыл бұрын

You could steek the front to make a cardigan and use very subtle colours in the yoke. Just an idea from one football player to another. ;-D

@jsorensens2

6 жыл бұрын

Pamela Hermes Good idea! Hi teammate! Hehehe.

Loved this interview. I've never knit any of her patterns, but they are all beautiful. And your sweater layering and peeling them off was so cool!!! Danielle in Kentucky

@kristyglassknits

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks Danielle...I am glad you liked my idea!

hi Kristy! i have been immersed in Kristyland today, the Craftsy channel is so cute...you are so talented! your family must be so proud of you!...Nice interview Caitlin, your achievements are laudable...Knitters Rock!

@kristyglassknits

6 жыл бұрын

THANKS KAREN!

Awesome epidsode ^^ It was good to get the story behind the designs :)

Love Kristy! Watching for the second time!

@kristyglassknits

6 жыл бұрын

I may need to watch it again too!

Loved watching this video. Very inspiring and educational!

Wow! I just loved this episode! :)

@kristyglassknits

6 жыл бұрын

ME TOO!!!

I love this! Love listening to it. Not sure if ya know, but Kennecott is also a mine near Salt Lake City. I thought I’d mention it.

What a great interview!

@kristyglassknits

6 жыл бұрын

THANKS!

She’s amazing! I need to learn how to do color work.

@kristyglassknits

6 жыл бұрын

YES!

I just loved watching this interview -- start to finish! Also, I'm officially a bad Italian because I've been pronouncing it TEG - na ;)

Tecumseh....It’s also a town in Oklahoma. And we pronounce it exactly as you did. I’m originally from Oklahoma but moved to the Pacific Northwest in 1988. I live in Longview. Not at all far from you! I’m a new knitter and have yet to knit my first sweater. It’s coming though! I can feel it! You both inspire me!!

What a lovely podcast so interesting I could listen to her for days very sweet. Love creative spirit. I am going to knit the sweater with speckles and that red violet colorway oh my goodness love love love 😍😘 Thank you for sharing. BrambleKnits 🇨🇦

@kristyglassknits

6 жыл бұрын

I could have gone on and on Coral!

She's amazing !i am eyeing on her two upcoming patterns but i should try to finish Sunset Highway first :D

@kristyglassknits

6 жыл бұрын

SHE IS SO AMAZING!!!

this is adorable

Awesome interview. 💖🌸🌹🌞

Oh my gosh your blouse is so beautiful!!! And now, hey, I’m busy!! I’m off to watch the interview. 😬

@kristyglassknits

6 жыл бұрын

YEAH!

Caitlin is a wonder!!🧡

@kristyglassknits

6 жыл бұрын

AGREE

Loved it!

@kristyglassknits

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks Vicki!

This was one of your absolute best interviews. My next cast on is the Tegna. PS...I’m already a Patron on your Patreon account.

@kristyglassknits

6 жыл бұрын

THANKS Lynn for your support! I am about to finish my tegna! gah!

Great interview :) It is so interesting to know where all the pattern names came from. I always thought that the sweater was called "Zweig", because that is the german word for a branch on a tree. :) Thank you!!

@kristyglassknits

6 жыл бұрын

I thought the same thing about the Z

When did you find a time to knit all of those wonderful looking sweaters! another great interview, thank you .

@kristyglassknits

6 жыл бұрын

It's been a process!

Awesomeeee ✨

I've been to the Kobuk tea store and they have amazing birch donuts

Haha! We had Coucou Lilou, first grade reader in French school

Okay, I need the pattern for the sweater that Caitlin is wearing. I want it for my Rhinebeck sweater. Great interview! Thanks for all you do Kristy!

@goldsnitchofor

6 жыл бұрын

Nevermind. Found it, bought it, YAY!

@kristyglassknits

6 жыл бұрын

NELCHINA! I am going to knit that too!

Kobuk Coffee Company in downtown Anchorage is the best! I still order from there. The Samovar tea is amazing!!!

@conniepagel6813

5 жыл бұрын

I lived in Alaska for 24 years and whenever I was in Anchorage I would go to Kobuk Coffee. It is a cool store. My daughter bought some cool earrings two years ago when she went back to Alaska.

AWESOME INTERVIEW 💞💞💞

@kristyglassknits

6 жыл бұрын

THANK YOU!

I have ADHD, so long interviews are not always my thing, but this... Captivating! Caitlin is so riveting! I loved this!

Your sweater changes are too funny.. Caitlin is so sweet and talented. My sister in law is from Finland ..her name is Ulla

@kristyglassknits

6 жыл бұрын

TEE HEE

Hey Caitlin, what did you say at 21:32? "Italian linguistics painter"??

She is so lovely

@kristyglassknits

6 жыл бұрын

agree