Loved your grandma's paper chain - it reminded me of my grandmother who went blind and for years decided that she couldn't knit any more as she couldn't see. One day my mother casted on some stitches for her and got her to make a garter stitch square. I was so proud that in her nineties she made a garter stitch blanket for my first baby made out of all the squares she knitted.

I learned to crochet at a very young age from my great grandmother who was in the same head and heart place as your grandma. She taught me to make simple coasters and hotpads. Some were round, some square, some off kilter. She used Christmas color yarn, spring colors, scrappy, etc. I still treasure a few of hers to this day and I'm over 70.

@brezilll

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I learned how to crochet from my great grandma as well. I wish I had anything of hers. She just passed and I feel so lucky to have the gift of crocheting and sewing passed down to me from her. ❤️

You are so fun to watch!!! And i love that you let us see your real life, with all its ups and downs! Thank you! Can’t wait for your Vlogmass episodes in December. Thanks to you I’m starting my Penny gloves today and hope to make Christmas gifts from the pattern as well. You’re so inspiring!! I’m a 75 year old life long knitter and your enthusiasm keeps me going! Can i say, as a grandmother, Penny is THE most precious child i have ever seen! You’re so blessed! Happy Holidays!❤️❤️

How lovely that you've made so many handknits for teachers! And, what a great idea for a tag with laundry instructions and a length of yarn for repairs! Good for you making a manageable plan for Christmas. Hopefully, you had a very hygge Christmas (even though I'm watching this way past when this episode dropped). I like to work on Christmas projects every 25th of the month! It really helps me spread the Christmas spirit and joy throughout the year :)

Haha oh my, the most relatable thing ever 'I hate answering the phone to people I know, so if I don't know the number, I ain't answering' 😅😅 Loved the podcast, and the tree ornaments look amazing! Maybe I will also be making some Christmas ornaments if I ever find the time...

Hearing about your grandma and seeing the paper chain she made has me in tears 🥹 this may be a bit big of a project for her but maybe a Sophie scarf or shawl? Seems repetitive and easy enough but may be too big of a project for now!! I’m glad you are able to share this hobby with her!

@leaanderson7840

Жыл бұрын

Oh!! And maybe if she’s after a challenge some accessories for the kids could be quite sweet!!

Hi Nora, love your finished projects and I did manage to finish the twists and turns shawl. I hope you had a wonderful Christmas. It is great to see another Podcaster in the UK.. Hugs xxx

For your grandma I would really recommend a patchwork jacket or jumper. I made one following the dimensions of the JW Anderson 'Harry Styles' cardigan as my first project. Basically you need lots of 14x14cm squares (worked as panels), plus some shaped squares for the neck and shoulders. Then you work up the collar, cuffs and ribbing, seam it together and voila, you've got a lovely big jacket. As long as you get the square size right you can use any yarn, gauge and stitch pattern you like, so it's as simple or complex as you like. That specific pattern is rather oversized, but there are tonnes of patchwork jumper/cardigan patterns out there, and you could make a pattern very easily. It's a very long project overall, but I found that because it's made up of small sections and you can use different colours/stitches, so you get a really regular sense of accomplishment in making it

Just finished a stressful college presentation and sat down to do some knitting. I got so excited when I saw you had posted a holiday podcast! Perfect timing, one of my favourite podcasts for sure!

Your little one is so adorable. I love your accents and listening to her is such a joy. Praying you get over that cold fast. Love the child sweater for your daughter. So cute. love hugs,prayers.

thank you for the lovely video! i loved your grandmother's paper chain and thought of another pattern she might like, the name is also very appropriate! grandma's favorite dishcloth :) happy holidays

Laura you are a breath of fresh air, having got the same mental health issues as yourself my life is a rollercoaster even though I work full-time,I am now managing to craft everyday and it has helped my mental well-being so much I wish I had done this years ago it, you were my first podcast I watched and I can’t thank you enough for sharing the highs & lows in your life xx😊

This will be the first Christmas that I have spent with my family in 4 years (I lived 3,500 miles away and never wanted to brave an airport during the holidays). My holiday celebrations on my own were very relaxing and low-key. My family always goes above and beyond for celebrations so I'm trying to make it a point to be present in the moment and also not get overwhelmed with the pressures of the holidays. It will be so lovely to spend that time with my family again, but I have to be careful that I don't get caught up in the "shoulds" of the season. Also- this isn't my first holiday season with my partner, but it's the first one we are celebrating together as a married couple 😍 As far as gifts go, I'm very picky with who gets knitted things from me, but this year I have a few pairs of socks and a gnome to gift. I am also making my mom her first sweater! I'm very behind on my knitting plans so hopefully I get them done in time 😂 My "go-to" gift knits are usually dishcloths and some nice soaps or bath bombs for a little self-care box. They're quick, easy, I don't have to worry about size or wool sensitivity, and very practical.

Maybe I'm crazy but your Twists and Turns looks like it would make a nice skirt for a small Christmas tree. Love the green colorwork sweater.

I learned to knit when I was five years old by my grandmother ❤

What a lovely episode indeed! You are radiating joy and excitement and this is contagious 🎉 I am knitting a lot for gifts this year. I have already done three cowls and I have at least a shawlette, a pair of mittens and a stuffed snowman to add. I am not stressed about them, though, which is great! thanks so much. Take care. Can’t wait for vlogmas ❤

Immediately I bought the Chantilly vest off yours pattern on Ravelry ❤

Husband and mum watching football so you are saving from that! Ans it's a long one whoop whoop 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

Watching this while finishing my grandma's Christmas present (Sophie Shawl) after a hectic work day is truly an amazing way to start the weekend 🥰

Hi Laura: it’s funny you are making ornaments for a tree outside. I live in a suburb of Chicago, IL. USA and our zoo, Brookfield Zoo puts up Christmas trees for people to decorate. My family has been doing it for 10 years. Acrylic yarn is very good for outdoor ornaments. I crocheted a chain garland the first year and it is still in perfect shape. We decorate our tree with red and gray, which is for heart and brain tumors in memory of the people we lost.

Hi, Laura. I love your vest and your child’s sweater! I also love the Penny Gloves. Your Grandma’s garter stitch chain is so sweet. I also love your Christmas star and mushroom ornaments. Please be good to you❤️

About the strips knitted by your grandmother - here in Norway our local cancer support group gifts a blanket to anyone they know who is diagnosed with cancer. They can be single colour with different shades or 2 contrast colours. Either way if anyone wants to knit such a blanket to donate they get a very simple pattern 12sts, 4mm needles, 15cm strips. If you are good with colours they are beautiful. Several friends have one and explained cancer ill people often feel chilly, eve in summer.

My favorite Simple pattern is the Boreas headband that’s free on Ravelry. It’s very easy, and adaptable (see your gauge conversation earlier haha). If I was going to teach someone to knit, this would be the pattern I would use. You can also adapt it to be flat knitting instead of in the round if you think that would be easier for your grandma, and it’s very quick if you use heavier yarn. I hope she continues to enjoy reconnecting with yarn 🧶

Looking forward to your Vlogmas. Your tree is gorgeous! So lovely to have handmade items from all your family too 🎄

Go for it! Different style, different color, and the stitch pattern is perfect! He’ll love it!

Love Wuthering Heights ❤️✨ your podcast is so cosy. Maybe you can teach your grandma to knit penny gloves ;) Christmas; i’m excited about the twinkling lights, the smells, the warm colours, Lucia choier, baking, advent cosy sundays ✨🎄☕️🧶

So happy to hear you're feeling well! I've been in a bit of a slump for a while now and also dealing with thyroid issues and it's very very very encouraging to see someone on the other side of the slog. It's wonderful that you're feeling refreshed and ready during the holiday season and you can really enjoy it. I also plan on having a quiet and intentional Christmas this year and I'm really excited to let go of the planning and present-ing anxiety and just focus on family.

Watching this whilst untangling crimbo lights has made an absolute nightmare of a chore into more a pleasant experience 😂

simple little scarves, possibly even made of small squares of different colours that could be joined, or just change out the yarns, adding new ones as she goes along, might be doable for her. also, 4 squares joined in a ring , big enough to fit a head, can make a headband style hat, or add one more on the to to make a hat!🥰 and larger makes a cowl scarf.

Bandana. It's like making half of a dishcloth. My dog loves to wear them. He's got short hair so the big of wool keeps him warmer.

I CANNOT WAIT FOR VLOGMAS!!!🎄🎅🏻 Your Vlogs are so beautiful and very relaxing to watch! I’m hooked on making Socks right now so my Mom and Dad will get a pair this Christmas!🎉

I've made 2 of the great love sweaters. The texture is so cozy. Both I made with a alpaca and wool blend. They are a bit of work for sure but I'm really proud of the 2 I made for gifts.

Lovely episode Laura, you made me feel all festive! 🎄a funny coincidence, I’m drinking the exact same tea while watching. 🤭 looking forward of your vlogmas. ☺️

Ooo i love the idea of a knitted dress!! Also this little swatch would make a super cute doll or teddy skirt 😂

I'm very intrigued by your knitted dress experiment...I will be watching intently for more on that, for sure! I teared up over the garter chain garland and Grandma... Can't wait to see the deco of the tree and Vlogmas! ✨ ☕ 🕯️ ❤️

Love the decs especially grandmas contribution 💕could she do a Sophie shawl - you could all have one. And Penny is adorable in the sweater. I’m hoping to get organised earlier this yr for Christmas. Also want to try and watch more Christmas films! And of course watch your vlogmas! Hope you’re over the cold soon x

Love your cheerfulness. Unfortunately i have had tonsillitis on and off for several weeks, so feel pants. I have managed to knit here and there, but no where near my normal amounts. I’m nice and cozy watching xmas films and of course the football xxxx

This podcast made my friday even better, finished work and ran to watch it while knitting my Christmas knits! Also so happy to see Laura so happy, I do totally understand you, I also struggle with energy flows and you have to appreciate it when you get your energy back! Looking forward for vlogmas (L)

Can't wait for vlogmas! ❤️

That lipstick is so fabulous!

I love the chain your grandma knitted.

Thanks for an awesome podcast Laura! Really enjoyed it!

Your grandmother can make many different items using garter stitch and rectangles. She could make scarves. The scarves can be fancified using different types of yarns but I would definitely stick with lighter colors and thicker yarns as it gets hard to see darker colors when knitting as you age (I know from experience). For a twist, she can make a Moebius scarf by just giving a half twist and sewing the ends of the scarf together. Or, she could knit a shorter scarf and connect both ends and voilà you have a cowl. All this from the simple garter stitch rectangle knit at different widths and lengths. P.S. Let her know that I thought her knit stitches looked beautiful - all uniform in size and tidy. 😀

@susanreeves1006

Жыл бұрын

Thankyou ! I am Laura's mum and my mum is her grandma...I will definitely show her your lovely ideas and comments! Sue Reeves

Oh Laura , thankyou for a Wonderful podcast, soooo enjoyed it. Such beautiful knitting, looking forward to Vlogmas 😊

Your grandmother could make some headbands, cowls or dishcloths. They can also be donated to a local homeless shelter.

Thank you so much for being so enthusiastic about Christmas! I can't wait to start feeling enthusiastic. All I really want to do is watch Christmas films with the kids and knit but I keep putting pressure on myself to gift knit and make personalised Christmas cards etc. and it's just exhausting. Thanks for reminding me that it's ok not to do it all and have a perfect instagrammable Christmas. I can't wait for your vlogmas (but no pressure, cos that's the last thing you need, right). Merry Christmas ❤️

That’s lovely that your Gramma enjoyed knitting again, it made me cry too. How about knit dish clothes. It’s with cotton yarn. I actually only use that type to hand wash my dishes. Here in New England, they are very popular at church bazaars and they sell out immediately..there are dozens of patterns, very simple. I hope you find something that she will enjoy.

loved this episode so much! thank you for sharing your beautiful knitting and your sweet personality

Recently found your podcast and loving it! Was so lovely to see the paper chain! Thought for your grandma, mug cosies will be similar sizes. Or cushion covers can be done in 2 sections and not 1 long piece and can be as plain or intricate as she desires. Carter and stocking stitch stripe is a fave of my family when I've made covers.

Vlogmas!!!! Yay!!!

It was wonderful to hear about your grandmother rediscovering her love of knitting!! Perhaps she would enjoy the Triangulum Blanket by Ellie Jones? It’s knit from little triangles so you could join them as a blanket or something smaller. Or maybe the beekeepers quilt by tiny owl knits. It’s the same idea but they’re little stuffed hexagons. I think they’re both fingering weight but could easily be knit at a larger gauge. Or something felted could be fun? There’s so many patterns for basic bags or baskets. The Felted Flower Bowl by Meg Myers is cute! I hope she enjoys whatever she decides to knit next!

@_laurapenrose_

Жыл бұрын

Ok I’m officially obsessed with the bee keepers quilt and want one RIGHT NOW.

I have made The Big Love for myself, and I loved making it. It is also my FAVORITE sweater period. Absolutely fits great,stays on my shoulders without yanking on it all the time. I then made the fingering weight version, love it too. I have made several sweaters using this construction technique. Interestingly, they all stay on my shoulders with no problems. All are cardigans.

Hi Laura, looking festive today in your red lippy and frilly top! Love the Penny Gloves. Think I might cast on some of those too! Whilst the stitch pattern on your hubby’s cardigan is very nice, and technically simple, I find that those kinds of patterns are dangerously easy to go off, and often not noticed till well past the error. I would be inclined to stick with an ordinary broken rib, or one that I like very much is two rows of K2P2 and two rows plain. Gives a lovely waffle texture and lovely rest rows in between. x. PS - don’t offset the ribbing part.

Linda on The Slow Wardrobe added tassles to her shawl. You could simply add tassles to the end of the hand folded big stitches.

I love the blue and gray gloves.

I legitimately got teary when you were talking about your Grandma and the little garter paper chain she made. I love knitting and I love people who love knitting and I feel like we're just all so full of love and hearing how excited she was to make that make me tear up 😅. For gift knitting, I'm not doing anything big. I'm making a friend of mine some fingerless mitts, and I think I might knit up a couple bookmarks for another friend, but that's about it. For pattern suggestions for your grandma, what about washcloths? The Kitchen Sink Shop does a Year of Dishcloths and they're all so lovely and I've made a few and enjoy them. And most of them are just a combo of knits and purls.

Laura I am SO excited for this episode! Penny’s Aosta is adorable. Your Sophie Shawl is beautiful, I can just imagine the squish. I desperately want to make that shawl and I think I have the perfect mustardy yarn in my stash too. All your Penny Gloves are beautiful, I think you’ve convinced me to make a pair! Those Frost Flowers mitten are beautiful, I’ve never tried colourwork but those mittens make me really excited to! It may be a bit complicated but the first thing that came to mind for your grandma is the Seedling Scarf by Knitatude. Or perhaps the Cadence Color-Blocked Cowl by All About Ami? That one’s just garter! I’m crocheting a cardigan for my mom in this beautiful deep teal, and I’d like to do some sort of alternative vlogmas. I’m looking forward to finally having a break, spending time with my family, and getting to start some new knits. Sending big love ❤️

Dear Laura, I heard about your podcast from so many other podcasters a few weeks ago, that I just had to start watching yours. I started with your first episode, binging them all and now I am about to watch Vlogmas 2022 - at the end of May 😂🤭 I just had to write a comment on this episode, since I think it is so so lovely that your grandma is knitting again thanks to you and that she loves it! I almost started to cry myself, when you did 🙈 In general, I wanted to say thank you so much for your podcast and for sharing! (I sent you a DM on Instagram to thank you in a more personal way, which felt very important to me, although you might not read it, considering all the messages you probably get there😊). Thank you, looking forward to reach the present 🧡🧡🧡

@_laurapenrose_

10 ай бұрын

Thank you! I’m afraid I lost access to the Penrose knits instagram so can’t see any messages there, you can now find me at @_laurapenrose_ though I have set myself some new boundaries and only check new messages every so often. I made a video about it which you’ll eventually get to 🤣 I hope you enjoy vlogmas 2022, spoiler alert, it’s an emotional one 🤣🤣🤣 thank you so much for watching and commenting! X

@polarnattStrikker

10 ай бұрын

@@_laurapenrose_ thank you so much for your comment, Laura. And thanks for the spoiler alert 😉 I‘ve seen it, that you created a new account and sent it to your new one afterwards. But I can completely understand that you want to take a step back. I respect it and want to congratulate you on this decision! It‘s for sure not easy, but very important if you feel that it‘s not the right thing to continue as before 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 have a lovely Sunday 🤗

Feeling the mania, Laura haha! Thank you again for testing the Child Aosta - it looks so cute!!!

I love the CaMaRose Snefnug! I made the Badger and Bloom by Anne Ventzel, and used Pudder as the MC and black for the CC. It is the softest, most amazing jersey ever! Can't wait to see what you do with it!

I love all the ornaments, very much looking forward to seeing your tree this vlogmas! I'm sure it's going to be fabulous. For your grandmother's knitting what about using a self striping yarn with a basic pattern like a cowl or scarf, that might make it more fun and interesting with the color changes but still simple and easy to knit. I'm only knitting one gift knit this year, a sweater for my mom, last year I ended up a bit burnt out on gift knits too.

This was such a fun episode! As much as I resist bandwagons, I'm pretty sure I'm going to jump on the Sophie Scarf one. Lol. I also love the shawl version, but I love wearing little silk scarves around my neck, so the scarf pattern is very appealing to me. Glad you found a pattern from my shawl episode. It looks great so far!

Thanks from 🇩🇰 lovely knits all together🧶😍

I've seen it made into a cowl with just what you have there minus the last bit. Looks quite effective if you don't want to rip it out.

I just saw these today - I was tracking down the night cap pattern again. Made a couple some years ago, and need to make more. But the Mini Crazy Eights Dishcloths by Julie Tarsha on Raverly may be something that your grandmother may like (they aren't square but are garter. I have not made these yet, but am planning on making some for coasters.) then depending on the yarn choice they could be washcloths or as its shown as coasters.

Ihh it me soooo Long time time Watch your wlog becauce I Went printing recipes from Ravelry several times ❤❤❤

For your Stephen West Shawl, many people are not finishing theirs and just using clue one and two as a shorty shawl or sewn together as a cowl.

For ur grandmother to knit she could knit the U shaped footies for children or adult sizes & then u could seam them up. There are several KZread tutorial videos for sizing them.

Thank you so much for this deliciously long and christmassy episode! You kept me company while I was knitting a mitten for my mum for Christmas 🎄 I wish you and your family a relaxed and charming Vlogmaa and Christmas time ♥️ greetings from Germany! P.S.: No pressure, but I looove Snefnug and I would love to knit a dress in it... I cross my fingers that it will turn into a pattern!

Hi! I’m watching your podcast and enjoying your knitting! Just want to add a few words of unasked for advice: I hope you go to the Curry Night. You are an absolute joy and people will love you! And also- I knit an Ankestrick cardi last summer with a similar all-over stitch texture. It was quite laborious and took me 4 months! Just be aware- it’s time-consuming, although beautiful when completed.

I just finished the pattern Fresh Rain from Drops Garnstudio in KnitPicks Stroll Tweed Merino yarn and Valley Yarns Southampton Mohair/Silk yarn. It is my first ever completed project with mohair, it is soooo soft and squishy I just love it so much! I am definitely going to make some more for gifting sense it's quick and gorgeous, I am also going to make more of the Jason's Cashmere Hat by Sweet Fiber.

i enjoy watching you my xmass is quite i have decorated already i do dish clothes

I recently finished the "Great Love" version of the cardigan for my husband and made it extra big. The stitch pattern is indeed a bit of a slug and there were a few times when I did the wrong offset and had to rip back half a row after noticing.... But! the cardigan is a cool construction and I think I'll knit myself one someday :) well written pattern and the help thread (link on pattern page) on ravelry is awesome!

Loving the red lippie 💋 the only time I ever wear red 😂 is at Christmas 🎄 x

Perhaps Grandma could make stacks of the rectangles and at the end of the year (2023) you could seam them to make a blanket. 🤷🏻‍♀️

Your Grandmother’s chain was so very special! What about some dishcloths? They could include a very simple pattern.

I am soooooo excited for your vlogmas!!! 😍 also- for the shawl cardigan you could use that pattern but omit the stitch pattern and just do stockinette? That way you don’t have a search for another pattern!

@_laurapenrose_

Жыл бұрын

Swapping rob for stockinette would definitely affect the gauge, I’ve swatches the yarn in stockinette and I’d need to go up a size which would then affect the rib collar. Swapping the offset rib for a broken seed stitch might be better as it’s a similar texture but you get a row of knit every other row! X

A wonderful chatty episode, thanks! This season I’m looking forward to a few festive events with family and friends. My husband is in a choir, a friend is in a handbell choir and they both have concerts coming up. I’m happy to hear that your grandmother has rekindled her interest in knitting. I wonder if the Sophie Scarf would interest her?

I'm currently getting back into knitting practicing my tension and purls (before going knee deep with a sweater) anyhow I'm working on a garter stitch scarf... With kind of self stripe yarn

Hi!!! What am I looking forward to about Christmas? VLOGMAS…… yaaaay, I can’t wait for yours, honestly your kids just make me happy 🥰. I’m looking forward to slowing down a bit and relaxing, I’m looking forward to cheesy Christmas films. Out of the 5 people that live in my house 4 are autistic so we have a super stress free Christmas and just take the day as it comes. Gift knits …… meh. If I can be bothered I want to cast on the sophie shawl and might do a couple of pairs of mitts. Xx

I understand your emotion behind your grandmother's knitting. It's special. My grandma recently started passing down some of her sewing and knitting supplies to me because after a lifetime of creating she's collected such an amazing collection and she can't keep up anymore. I felt just as emotional when I received her supplies. As for patterns for your grandma, would the Sophie Shawl work well for her? I know it's more simple but would the increases/decreases work well with her arthritis?

Yay 😍 1,t hours with Laura ... Perfect for finishing my eileengenser by knitbyjacobsen for my daughter

Great podcast Laura and a lovely chilled way to spend my Friday evening ❤. Think the stitch pattern on your husbands jacket will not be mindless enough for you during a busy December doing Vlogmas and all that that entails?? Maybe find something that you actually like the stitch pattern of would be my advice! I'm really looking forward to opening my knitting advents and watching your vlogmas and can't believe it starts next week! Good luck with it all xx ❤️

Lovely podcast Laura! I’m definitely looking forward to your vlogmas episodes ❤ Have you ever looked at the Jiji Cardi by Knitatude? It’s a shawl collar cardigan made with Aran weight that has the same construction as Big Love and it’s a unisex pattern (though most projects are done by women). I love her patterns, and I’m planning to make both Doyle and I a set of Jiji Cardis ❤❤ I absolutely ADORE your idea for a knitted dress (you know I made the Augustins 21 dress and have my own opinions about it lol). If the design ever makes it to the release stage, sign me up to test it! 😍

Hi Laura! My mom is like your grandma - a prolific knitter who can’t knit anymore. I keep thinking about casting on a bulky hat for her, or getting a Musselberg started. Let us know what she ends up doing!

Did you see what annijuuti knits did with her twists and turns? Made it into a cowl after clue 2 🤩

Lovely podcast, you look so well and very pretty … love lipstick 💄 For you Grandma what about little funky dishcloths? Sew Sweet Violet has a pattern but I’m sure you could whip something up. Thank you and looking forward to vlogmas 🎄

Hi lovely Laura ! I’ve just watched your latest podcast and I’m sat watching a lovely yarn podcast and she has done a ravelry link to 50 scrappy/ advent minis and this one jumped out at me for a recommendation for your grandma :Jelly Roll Blanket by Kay F Jones. It looks like strips of garter then joined together, I thought maybe grandma can knit the strips like she has for the paper chain and you and family could stitch them together.

I wonder if the sophie scarf would be simple enough for grandma. I am working that up right now and if you have a stitch counter on your phone or something its quite simple!

I'm cheating this year, sort of. Last year I made my 3 sisters in law hats, gloves, and cowls, but forgot to take them with us, so they're getting them this year instead! I;m making my OH a hoodie in chunky yarn (cos I didn;t finish his DK one in time last year), and making mum in law a lap blanket for when she's snuggled up watching TV. If I have time I'll make something for my mam too. I hope you're cold isn't too awful. Sending lots of love xx

May I suggest the Ridgewalk Hat by Gabriella Roberts, worked in the round with 2 strands worsted/Aran weight yarn. It works up really quickly and looks great marled

What about a Litmus cowl as a pattern for your grandmother? Kinda similar to the paper chain, has color changes but super simple?

hwat bout some ear warmers? Could Gram possibly do one of those? They are really just bigger paper chains! Love your podcast, can't wait for vlogmas!

Hey Laura...love your videos...Penny is adorable...when is her birthday? ...just one complaint about the background lighting...it hurts the eye when watching at a stretch...if there could be a workaround..❤

Perhaps grandma will enjoy knitting poppies to donate, they could be used to decorate the village church

Beautiful episode! Can you mention the name of the size standard you prefer to the Craft Council? I couldnt quite make out the name and am really interested. Thanks!

@_laurapenrose_

Жыл бұрын

Sister mountain! I also use her yardage calculator which is 👌👌👌

Hi Laura, I haven't watched the video yet, but I wanted to let you know that 'InThe Loop Knitting' has a selection of free Christmas decoration knitting patterns, if you're still knitting for your tree.

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That offset rib is lush 👍 I’ve been searching it..is it called mistake rib?

@_laurapenrose_

Жыл бұрын

I’m not sure, it’s referred to as offset rib in the pattern! X

I have a friend who drinks her coffee thru a straw so she doesn’t ruin her lipstick!