Also, I totally agree with your philosophy surrounding the cost of patterns. I don't think typically how established the designer is has much to do with the cost - like you said, patterns with more features, sizes, etc are worth more and the designer deserves more compensation for the extra work to give a pattern all those options.

The name that first came to mind with the jumper is “star struck”. It just looks like fireworks! I love it so much!!

I haven’t noticed that patterns by less established designers are lower in price - in fact, I have noticed the reverse and often thought they should be more expensive! Hunter hammerson wrote a really interesting post about pricing as a very established designer as well, which went into all the costs and overheads, taxes when it’s your full-time gig. I think it’s good for the price to reflect the work that went into the pattern - for example, a quick vanilla sock pattern vs ‘my first socks’ vanilla sock pattern which might come complete with tutorials and hand holding in the pattern, different needle options etc. As for yarn shop suggestions - the fibre co is a fantastic place for natural yarns and fibres, they have beautiful blends and I love them and if I was rich I would shop with them all the time! I particularly love their newish sock yarn Amble, which is a mixture of merino, alpaca and recycled nylon, and made Superwash in an eco-friendly way. Their yarns are just stunning! Bluebell yarns are a Uk hand dyer working exclusively (I think) with non-Superwash and often breed-specific yarns. And blacker yarns are another company working with breed-specific, non-Superwash etc yarns. Their prices are a bit cheaper than the fibre co too, I think (although their yarns tend towards the rustic).

I'm so glad that you're feeling the appreciation from the online community! I so enjoy your podcasts! Thank you!!

I've enjoyed your episodes since day 1. I believe this was the best so far. It's physically challenging for me to sit still for an hour or longer but before I knew it, the podcast was over, my scarf was many rows longer (no mistakes in the lace section) and bonus, no pain to speak of. Fantastic 👍 Your energy is very contagious. I don't personally know anyone who knits or crochets so I live vicariously with my crafty KZread friends...of which I count you one. Your talent is so fun, be proud.

@_laurapenrose_

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much Jeri! I really enjoyed filming this episode and I think it’s because I knew I wasn’t going to potentially be interrupted so I was a lot more relaxed! The kids are back at nursery next week so I will have regular kid free filing opportunities now yay!!! I’m glad I could keep you company for an hour… or so 😂

Hi Laura! Airplane, lawn mower, tractor... I love it hahaha! You are so much fun to watch! Your new kids sweater design is absolutely fabulous, very creative! Would be lovely in adult sizes too... It reminded me of water falling from a waterfall... maybe make the body in blue-green-grey colours and call it "Niagara Falls Sweater", or refer to a waterfall in the UK? :-) But I also agree with some comments below that a galaxy theme fits very well too. For the sweater for your mom, it is beautiful! Would you not already start over now and make sure the neck is wide enough, before you put all your energy in finishing and blocking the yoke? I know, frogging is terrible, but if it results in a perfect fit in the end, it will be worth it for your mom! Looking forward to the next video!

That sweater is so nice! I'd love one for myself. It brought the name "Starburst" to my mind as soon as I saw it.

Your red & white sweater design reminds me of Zentangle art. I love the way you just shout out the noises you hear. Aeroplane Tractor Lawnmower 🤣😎🤗

Long podcasts are my favorite 🥰 congratulations on your success with the cornicette sock pattern!

Thanks again for your lovely company for another good hour of knitting 🥰 so many things to say: I agree with you with regard to price policy; for that little gorgeous sweater’s name something like SPARKS?! and I am so excited about the KAL, can’t wait for the details. Finally, enjoy your gifts, you deserve them 🤗

I really like Garthenor as a quite accessible yarn brand that keeps the ecological and environmental impact of their work in mind and are focused on sustainability. 🍀

Another lovely episode. Marina's yarn is beautiful and it is nice to see how friendship has blossomed. I'm on a bit of a DK sweater binge at the moment but will dust off my 4 ply to see if I can join the KAL. All the best.

I love the jumper! It reminds me of a sun dial somehow. The colour combination possibilities are very exciting.

😆 your face modeling your vest.. It's very cool tucked in, Laura, really! 💕

I always have so many things I want to comment on with your podcast! First off, loved it, loved everything you've been making. It's always such a pleasure to hear you talk about your knitting. I also love longer episodes, I just watch them on and off throughout the day. The friday slipover looks so good on you! I'm making one myself currently and I also see myself pairing it with a white tee. And the watg kinda magic socks are so fun! I'm sure some people commented on it already, but they give you stripes after the cuff and if your gauge is right every stripe is one full round long, so if its longer or shorter you should change your needles. It's not an exact thing, apparently, but it's a good way to check and that way you don't need to swatch. Your cabled socks are so pretty! I'm not usually a fan of cables, but they're so dainty and elegant! I'm excited to see how they turn out. Happy knitting!

@_laurapenrose_

2 жыл бұрын

Oooh that you for letting me know!! I’m definitely a little less intimidated by them now!!! And I have a love hate relationship with cables, I do find they slow me down but these are just two stitches so you don’t even need a cable needle!!! Looking forward to working on them again when the lovely Anna pattern is finished! X

I love your outfit in this video! I think you’ve inspired me to knit another Friday slipover in a grey colour to recreate this outfit. You also got me thinking about how patterns are priced, and I feel like many Scandinavian designers have quite affordable patterns because a few reasons, perhaps because the language is quite plain, i.e. quite short instructions , not ‘hand-holdy’ or as detailed as some other independent designers. It could also be, as you mentioned, because of how many of the styles that these larger designers create are very minimalist. It gave me a lot to think about when I go to purchase patterns from smaller designers and get put off the pattern because of the price.

I have just a copy of 52 weeks of socks. Really lovely book. May not have enough feet for all the socks I want to make. Have also got 52 weeks of shawls, some more complex than others ( and a much pricier book). I do wish the lower end of the yarn market would do a plain 4 ply for socks and minis for cuffs and toes. I cannot justify £7 or £8 for a ball of yarn for socks.

Love your podcast. That sweater pattern you are made is beautiful. I have never tried colorwork. But i would love to knit that sweater! 😍 it looks like melted snow. In the red and white. Can imagine it would look like raindrops in like blue and white. Can't wait until you release the pattern!

Hi Laura! A million thanks for the warm words and the as always fabulous podcast! Enjoyed every minute of it! I like it that it's long, I get to spend more time with you :) I am so in love with your new red/white yoke design! It looks stunning! Can't wait for you to finish it and try it on Penny - she'll look amazing! So happy that your sock designs are so popular, indeed bravo! Looking forward to seeing those cabled ones :) It blows my mind how you manage to find the time and energy for everything! Thank you for agreeing to cohost the knit-along! I'm sure we will have lots of fun with it and I am so thrilled that you came up with such a clever name! Take care my friend! (I'm glad we can call each other that ) Hugs from New Zealand, Marina

That little colorwork jumper is so amazing!! Cannot WAIT for it to be released, I definitely would want to make one for my nieces. Like a couple people mentioned, my first thought was that it reminded me of funky piano keys, maybe there's something there to work from for a title. Something like Jazz Keys or Jazz Rays.

🤓 Thanks for another great podcast. You are a natural! So chatty and fun. Love love love the new sweater design. “Moonbeam” is what it says to me. I will be first in line to buy the pattern when it’s released! Many very intelligent people get their confidence knocked at school! Schoolyard bullying usually comes from those not so clever. You are a knitting designer - obviously a very smart young woman. Love your acquisitions especially the kiwi yarn! Keep up the great content. By the way if I were your mum I would be thrilled with the jumper!!

@_laurapenrose_

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you Patrice!! I saw my mum today and she mentioned that jumper and what a shame it was she didn’t know the name of it 🤣🤣🤣

Looks like rays of light! The Sunshine sweater

🧶🧶 another fab episode. Absolutely love your developing colourwork sweater 😍. Looks like a starburst 🌟 or a snowflake❄️.

@_laurapenrose_

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you Debbie! X

The colourwork jumper looks like ‘piano keys’ 🎹 or ‘follow the rainbow’ and can be made in all colours. ‘Icicle jumper’ is another xx

Little jersey is so cute. It reminds me of melted wax crayons so WaxLyrical would be cool, and as we are all talking very enthusiastically about it seems very apt. Good luck

Love your podcast! Thank you! Also I love the random call outs 'tractor!' 'airplane' hahaha I love it and it makes me chuckle every time. :)

Your little red jumper instantly reminded me of piano keys so a name with a musical theme….tinkling the ivory sweater 🤷‍♀️

The woolly mammoth is a dyer from Ireland that uses locally sourced yarn . Love your channel 😁

LOVE the red/wht sweater. reminds me of skyscrapers- very deco. i think supporting small designers is very impt. i dont like to follow the crowd or trend and i know how hard it is to get started in such a competitive field. your sister is going to love that sweater!!!

I never heard of Italian bind off -looks interesting. Love all your projects. I have large hands with long fingers and I just love the feeling of knitting with small needles -do my socks with 2.00 mm 🙂

@_laurapenrose_

2 жыл бұрын

That’s super interesting as I have long fingers too! Great for playing the piano too! 😂

What a fun episode, loved your new children's jumper, immediately said snowflakes or stalactites to me. 🦓 x

You never have to apologize or give reasons to take time for yourself away from the kids. I always found those little breaks to be so good for them and me! Re-energized! Good for you, you’re a great mom! (Or mum, as I think you say) 😊 Congratulations on your first pattern release!!

@_laurapenrose_

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you Karen! The summer holidays have defiantly made me realise how important those regular breaks from mum life are! Thank you so much for watching! X

oh. my. GOODNESS! Your daughter is THE sweetest. Loved her cute little sneeze and giggle. Makes me want another one. 😉

The sweater reminds me of rays of sunshine, so I think it would be cute to incorporate the sun or something! Like the "Little Rays of Sunshine" sweater or exclude the little part. Just an idea!!

You are adorable! Thanks for entertaining me this afternoon. I'm excited for that next sock pattern to be published! :-)

@_laurapenrose_

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you Marielle! I’m excited too!!! X

Like the little red sweater! It reminds me of peppermint candy, I’d call it the candy stripe sweater! I’d like to knit it for an adult (me)!!!

The new jumper design is beautiful, can't wait to knit it when you release it! In terms of natural/local/non SW yarns, I would recommend Garthenor, Marina Skua, Woolly Mammoth Fibre Co, and John Arbon. Some yarn shops websites also have a search function which includes a UK/local filter! Other yarns that I love that are available in the UK are Istex (although hard to get hold of atm), De Rerum Natura, and Biches & Buches. Hope that helps! I always love your podcasts, it's been so interesting to learn about the design process, and your thoughts and insights of things is so inspiring! Thank you :)

@_laurapenrose_

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for all the suggestions! I can’t believe I didn’t think of John Arbon seeing as they are one of my fave yarn producers!! 🙈🙈🙈

An exciting episode! Gorgeous makes as ever... and then the amazing red and white jumper (which reminds me of the vintage sunburst clocks and mirrors). So special to have your very own knitting pickle yarn, and yay for a kal!

Love the energy and inspiration of your podcast. The red sweater made me think instantly of old fashioned ornaments with icicles, but would also be a lovely modern design in different colors. Congratulations on your yarn colored collab! So exciting! 🧶

A HUGE CONGRATS on the wonderful success of your Cornicette Sock Pattern.....that is just wonderful and you so deserve to reap the rewards of your hard work. 🤩 Knitting Pickle ....I have meant to tell you mine but you had the give away where you couldn't comment. I made my first top down and in the round jumper for my granddaughter..... It turned out so nicely I did another. Loving seeing all the different designs you are coming up with, you are so talented. I have yet to tackle a sock there is one cast on and a few rows of ribs done but got busy knitting for all the babies that have just arrived in our family. Take care and stay safe. Love from Down Under xox

@_laurapenrose_

2 жыл бұрын

Awwwww I need someone I know to have a baby so I can knit teeny tiny things!! So glad your enjoying top downs, they are definitely my favourite, and good luck with the sock!! X

@kittyrhyder

2 жыл бұрын

@@_laurapenrose_ Thanks .......will keep you posted on the sock if I ever get it done .lol

There is no smell of autumn here in Ontario, Canada...it was 32 degrees C today, 39 C with the humidity. It has been like this most of the week! I can't wait for things to cool down. I love your new sock design! I will be buying this pattern as well. I am practicing my colour work with Jamieson & Smith Shetland wool, funnily enough! You are right about it being rustic! I am making some small pincushions that I found on Ravelry (Darling Pincushion: A Color Study) because I can practice and then have some useful items for Christmas. Next will be a hat and then your Cornisette Socks! Loved your energy and enthusiasm in this episode. Your happiness really shone brightly! Here's my favourite emoji: 🥰

@_laurapenrose_

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for watching Lisa! I LOVE the idea of knitted pin cushions, I’ll have to make one for my mum with my left overs to match her jumper! 😂

@lisapettit7334

2 жыл бұрын

@@_laurapenrose_ Too funny! 😂

The magnolia bloom is beautiful!

OOOO, I love the look of the new kids sweater, reminds me of the sun's rays, I'd call it Sun Ray or Sundial.

@sjorchatodman34

2 жыл бұрын

Pressed enter before I could finish.... I agree about the price of patterns, the more content & detail should have a bigger price tag. I like to buy designs that appeal to me rather than just because of the designer. However, I have bought patterns from well known designers, and have the peace of mind knowing how their patterns are written. I fell in love with a beautiful child's jumper pattern from a new designer, bought the pattern, even though it was much more expensive than well established designers, only to find it riddled with mistakes, the fit was wrong, definitely not tech edited. I ended up drawing on my own expertise to knit the jumper. I basically paid for a nice photo. These days I do check the ravelry projects of the design and sift through the comments before purchasing a pattern.

What a great episode. Love the new socks. The color combos are great and I can't wait for the pattern to come out. The red and white yoke sweater is shaping up to be a really cool design. Your brain seems to be in overdrive. That's so awesome.

Loved your show, as usual.. looking forward to starting your socks. How fun!!!🧶👍🏻🧶🧶🧶

Love your podcasts!! You're always such a joy to watch. I think your sweater reminds me of what we call in America, Sparklers. It's what our kids would hold in their hands for our 4th of July celebrations.

I think the a name based around Stalagmites and Stalactites would suite your red and white jumper! As the lines remind of them as they go both up abs and down 😊

I was able to self diagnose and get tested to confirm that I have ADD when I was 30 years old. It explained a lot of my self confidence issues, procrastinating, multiple hobbies, inability to study, etc. And I fidget a bit too. It's hardly ever diagnosed in women.

Thank you for another wonderful podcast 😊 I absolutely love your new yoke design! It reminds me of rays of sunshine.

I love your energy! I also love all your knitting projects😊

Woolly mammoth!!! For the woman looking for yarn natural and environmentally friendly.

The child's sweater you are designing made me think of architecture. The name could be "Araeosystyle", which is an architectural term applied to a colonnade, in which the intercolumniation is alternately wide and narrow, which is is happening as you are adding increases. I had to look up the term because I'm not an architect, but knew there was a name for how I see the formation of the yoke. I hope this makes sense to you.

I totally agree about knitting with smaller needles. Another over a 5mm hurts my hands. Makes no sense since one would think that smaller needles and many more stitches would be the thing to cause discomfort. Strange but true, at least for me

🤗 Lovely episode Laura. Big congratulations on the success of your Cornicette Sock pattern! Your Magnolia sweater is gorgeous and I'm sure your sister will love it! Loving the Birkin Sweater for your mom as well 💕

I like the new sweater design ! I agree keepjngbthe name "neutral". It immediately reminded me if fireworks/starburst.

Another lovely podcast Laura 😊

🐬love to see you so happy! The beautiful sweater for your children remind me of sun rays 😉 🥰

Great podcast as usual😀 Loop London sells the Brooklyn tweed, or it did, also their delivery is super quick!!! Love all your makes, but sorry I have no inspiration for naming the sweater😀😀. The cable socks could be Lynton after the venicular railway and the cables type cars???

Loved the long podcast! The kids red and white sweater is adorable, and it reminds me of the rising or setting sun, so I would call it the Sunray sweater.

Lovely FO’s, beautiful socks and lovely sweater. Your kid sweater is stunning, love the red and white vertical strips … it made me think first of piano keys and then stalactites or icicles 😊

That red and white job is a goody. It will run and run I think. We'll done you.

Your red sweater is fabulous ! It reminds me of piano keys, it could be called something like "Crescendo" or "Concerto" or "Symphony" 🎹

@_laurapenrose_

2 жыл бұрын

Hehe thanks Cynthia I had a similar thought, I can play piano and when I was learning I always really like the term ‘arpeggio’ so that’s in the running for sure!! X

For the wool and gang socks you can check gauge for based on how the stripes in the cuff work out!

The yoke reminds me of fireworks, I think Sparkler would be a fine name.

Hi Laura. I am in awe of what you have accomplished in a short time. I have been knitting for about 50 yrs and never designed a pattern. Well not deliberately 😣 i have thought i knew better too many times to find out…nope 🙈 stick to the pattern 🤣🤣. When it comes to buying patterns i don’t really think about the price. I just look for a pattern that floats my boat and hope i enjoy knitting it. There’s only one jumper pattern that i bought recently that i can’t make head nor tail of….i won’t name it here…which is more than likely down to me than the designer. 😖. Xxx

For the person looking for local and ethical yarns in the UK, there's a lovely shop up here in North West England called Northern Yarn. They specialise in sourcing local and ethically produced yarns. Highly recommend a visit to the bricks and mortar shop, however they also have a website. Thanks for making your podcasts, they are really relaxing and it always feels like being with a friend :)

A yarn suggestion.... Moel View Yarns based in North Wales. She naturally dyes mostly locally sourced yarn

Another wonderful episode! I haven't noticed drastic differences in prices between designers. Like you've said, if its an intricate design than the cost is more. For your new sweater design, some names could be "Sunbeam sweater", or "On the Horizon". It reminds me of streams of light. Just wanted to say how very talented and amazing you are! So glad you decided to take the plunge and podcast :)

@_laurapenrose_

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you dear! Starting the podcast was definitely one of the best decision I’ve ever made!! X

I absolutely love the new sweater design - I've never actually made a sweater before, but this sure makes me want to try! First to things I thought of when I saw the pattern were peppermint taffy (which is admittedly very color-dependent) and god rays

Another wonderful podcast-lucky you having a special knitting friend- none of my friends knit or do any of the creative arts which is why I appreciate knitting podcasts- like I have friends even though I don’t know them 😍

‘Radiate’ for your children’s jumper. It reminds me of the sun ☀️. If you hold fingering weight double it equals DK weight!

Hello, Laura! I'm really excited to see your new little sweater design! I think it would really suit my grandson because he is such a live wire - and as soon as I saw it, the first word that came into my head was "Elektrichka"! Continuing the theme of using potentially unpronounceable foreign words for your pattern names (lol), it's "el-ek-TREEch-ker" - the colloquial word for a small suburban train that runs around and in and out of any big Russian city... The red and white are like the sparks that fly up from the tracks as they rush about - remind you of any certain small people?! I also want to get straight on to your pattern as soon as you can publish it because I have never made a top-down sweater at all, let alone with a colourwork yoke... I am finding that toddler knitting teaches me a lot about adult garment construction cheaply and in double-quick time - somehow the mistakes along my learning curve don't seem so bad! So I'm interested to know how you make sure that the neckline will go over the toddler's head and sticky-out ears without too much screaming? Not all are such dinky little fairies as your darling daughter - or at least, ours isn't! Thanks again for you fantastic podcast!

@_laurapenrose_

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you Karen for your fabulous comment and suggestion! So the way I combat the neckline problem as though my daughter is dinky, she has a big head, is to use a tubular cast on as it super super stretchy and lovely looking. It’s usually the cast on method that causes the trouble so I’m confident my design will be functional and hopefully my testers will agree! X

The "Spoke Jumper/Pullover". It reminders me of the spokes in a wheel like on a bike.

@itsmereilly

2 жыл бұрын

Or maybe Ferriswheel.

Another wonderful episode! You are so creative and I can`t wait to see what more designs you come up with :) And I am so looking forward to when your " Lovely Anna Sock " comes out :)

Great episode, loved everything 😘 x

Hi I can recommend John Arbon and Blacker yarns both based in the West Country and supply yarn using British fleece. John has amazing stories of his rescued mill machines and before Covid has a wonderful Mill open day each year. You can become a lifetime member and get great discounts.

Still working my way through this episode, but I just had to pause to say that I LOVE your magnolia bloom!

@_laurapenrose_

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you dear!!! I have no doubt I’ll Be making one for myself in the future!! X

Hi Laura, really enjoyed your episode today. Your excitement and enthusiasm is infectious. I am a fellow West Midlander but have lived in Essex for a long time now ( kept the accent though!) So interesting what you were saying about your maths confidence because knitting involves so much number work but we don't think of it as maths ! I had a financial analyst friend who would look on CV's of prospective candidates to see if knitting was in their hobbies and if it was they got shortlisted!!

@_laurapenrose_

2 жыл бұрын

that’s amazing!!! it’s defiantly more maths than i realised but when the numbers click into place it’s really quite satisfying! thank you for watching!! xx

What a fab episode. Enjoyed everything about it. All the projects so good. Especially looking forward to your sweater pattern. I love what you have done so far. On terms of yarns for the person moving to the UK. Woolly Mammoth Fibre Co. is my suggestion. Think her yarns really fit the brief. Lovely podcast too. X

Your sweater looks like fireworks 💥 to me or sunshine rays 🌞.

I totally agree with you regarding the price of patterns. I only knit the patterns, and I can’t imagine the amount of time and effort that goes into the production of them. I really look forward to the release of your sweater pattern.

Oooooohhhhhhhhh sorry about a second comment but love love love the little jumper ......I would call it Shooting Stars xox Looks like something from the Galaxy maybe Galactic Stars .....lol

I was thinking your design reminded me of a Sunburst. Like the light is streaming in. :)

Such lovely rich content! Super treat🤗🍓 of course i watched till the last big wave 👋. Name ideas for your gorgeous red sweater: radiant, Sunrise Sunset, Sunrays ( you get the idea 😆) or Shine bright 🎶

Love your red sweater. Can see it in so many color combos. I would call it “Shine On”. My favorite emoji is 🤪

Great episode like sitting with a friend 🤩💞

You could name your gorgeous sweater "Endless Possibilities". 🌼

😊 Your red and white color work sweater is divine! I can’t wait until you come out with an adult pattern. I’m looking forward to seeing your daughter in it. 😁🧶❤️

As you say the cardi is stunning and you’re right to be proud and the cami is lovely- just part of the learning journey I guess. My knitting pickle is stepping out of my comfort zone this week - trying tubular cast on 😬. Want to do an Ankers pattern kal that thisnannyknits/fibrebound are running. Bit late starting as too much life stuff getting in way of knitting 😕 xx

I was excited to wind my yarn for the Lovely Anna Sock test knit while watching you today and loved this episode! Your little sweater design is so pretty and I can’t wait to see more of it! Your sister’s sweater turned out so beautiful and I am very keen to try the Jamieson and Smith yarn and look forward to seeing how your Birkiin knits up. Here’s my fave emoji for you 💕

@_laurapenrose_

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you lovely! I can’t wait to see your versions of the lovely Anna’s, I bet they will be beautiful!! X

Wow how beautiful is that yoke! Like a sundial 😍 I thought The Penrows Jumper - the stitches are (kind of) in rows? There are so many great suggestions in the comments! I can’t wait to participate in the KAL! Unfortunately I am not a sock knitter tho… My fav emojis are 🤓 and 🧶 bc that’s me! ❤️

The sweater, I can't wait to make one. It reminds me so much of a peppermint candy.

And would definitely recommend Woolly Mammoth Fibre Company -an indie dyer based in Ireland. Emma's yarns are dreamy, naturally dyed and are nylon-free non-superwash. Gorgeous!

Hahaha - of course I watched to the end, I LOVE your podcast ;)

Totally know what you mean about smaller needles. I thought of star burst when I saw your design, which I can’t wait to knit in adult size, no pressure 😂

Hello from Mounds Illinois. Love the grey sweater it is awesome!

The child's sweater reminds me of a firework :) it could then be in all the colors !

Hello!! Love watching your podcast. I am knitting a vest using the Smith and Jamison wool in 5 colours (same colors as your sweater) . The Machrihanish by Kate Davies. It is colour work all the way. What I like about the wool is what a lightweight fabric it produces.

I love your sister's sweater 💕

I love the look of the Birkin. So pretty. I have seen some on ravelry where the depth of the colourwork seems a bit too deep before the sleeve split. I need to investigate that further. Looking forward to seeing yours.