I love the outdoor setting. I live in the country in Jonesborough Tennessee. There is a field of cows boardering our back yard. We have a gorgeous view of the Blue Ridge Mountains. It reminds me of my childhood home in Virginia. I love the open fields and the mountains in the distance. We have chickens and a nice size garden. My husband knows how much I enjoy yellow summer squash and he always plants them for me. Recently I started my first sweater. There were a few false starts but now I feel like I am at a point that I might actually have a sweater I can wear at the end.
@plottwistpodcast99377 күн бұрын
Your countryside setting sounds lovely! I'm so happy we've made the move away from the city. I loved it there but life is so much quieter now and more peaceful. We don't have chickens yet but we'll definitely get there. Good luck with your sweater! You'll do great. It's a learning curve, and every part of it is fun.
@egoreknits7 күн бұрын
@@plottwistpodcast9937 Thank you. I really appreciate your encouragement.
@egoreknits7 күн бұрын
I have really enjoyed the Bridgerton series as well. The colors are so wonderful. My husband even watched the show with me. I love Gilmore Girls. So much so that I own the full DVD box set.
@AnneChisholm-tk6ox17 күн бұрын
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@Shalale18 күн бұрын
right now I'm crocheting a lace tape for the front of a one-peace I'm sewing also I have a beaded victorian purse ongoing and a lost souls patern table throw so much crocheting to do but I love my projects never did a sock before I sure will try this winter Good luck🌸
@plottwistpodcast99377 күн бұрын
Your crochet projects sound beautiful! Good for you for planning your first sock. It's intimidating at first but only for a short while. It soon becomes second nature. Happy knitting/crochet!
@sandybassett490118 күн бұрын
Hello Katharina, I am new to your podcast and enjoy starting from the beginning to get to know you better. I enjoyed your topics of conversation about the knitting, sewing clothes, mending clothes, your yarn dying and spinning experiences. Doing all this with the little ones. Bravo! I am from California. It’s summer and I live in Central California in the San Joaquin Valley. We are experiencing extremely hot days in the three digits above 110 Fahrenheit. Although we are not desert but an agricultural valley it feels like an area we call Death Valley, which is a desert terrain. I too will look forward to Fall weather. StitchedbyMimi
@plottwistpodcast99377 күн бұрын
Hi from Germany! Wow, that sounds like a hot summer you're having. I can absolutely understand that you're looking forward to fall. It won't be too long now... Thank you for watching my videos from the beginning, and welcome to the community!
@user-dp3iu3hz7u2 ай бұрын
The shawls are all so beautiful! Right now I’m knitting the Papllion shawl. My favorite shawl pattern of all time. I highly recommend it!
@plottwistpodcast99372 ай бұрын
I looked it up and it truly is a beautiful pattern! Thank you for the recommendation and have a very fun knit!
@xeniawitte10282 ай бұрын
Vielen Dank für diesen tollen Podcast! Ich bin sehr gespannt, was du weiterhin zu berichten hast. Bitte mach so weiter. Du hast gleich ein Abbo von mir bekommen. Liebe Grüße aus der Uckermark 🙋🏻😊
@plottwistpodcast99372 ай бұрын
Danke, das freut mich sehr! Im Juli bin ich wieder mit einer deutschen Folge da. ☀️
@reikiriecreations2 ай бұрын
funny i'm working on a semi scrappy blanket to needle size 2.5mm ,395 stitches wide and i clocked myself this morning too. it takes me 15 minutes to knit 1 row it's very relaxing to work on it and a little addictive you want to go on and on to the next color. at the moment it's the only work i'm working on. i don't follow any pattern in knitting my own "design"i knit stitches what i feel i need to knit into that part
@plottwistpodcast99372 ай бұрын
That sounds beautiful! Scrappy knits are so fun and long rows can be absolutely therapeutic!
@gabrieleruemmel82302 ай бұрын
Danke für den wunderbaren Podcast in deutscher Sprache, hat mir sehr gut gefallen und ich würde mich über Fortsetzungen sehr freuen!! Liebe Grüße Gabriele _strickt
@plottwistpodcast99372 ай бұрын
Danke! Die Fortsetzung kommt im Sommer! ☀️
@veramilden6832 ай бұрын
Sehr gut das du dich für Deutsch entschieden hast 👍🤗 da schauen wir mal weiter 😊
@plottwistpodcast99372 ай бұрын
Danke! Die Fortsetzung kommt im Juli 😉
@annelies78292 ай бұрын
Ich freue mich, daß du jetzt das Video auf deutsch machst! Ich schau dann mal 😄👍
@primrose46022 ай бұрын
Pleasant Valley VA
@saltyseahag_2 ай бұрын
Hi Katharine, great podcast as always! I also majored in English and loved hearing about your encounter with Paul Auster and Siri Hustvedt. When I found out he passed away, I added Oracle Night to my to read list. Thank you for sharing! ❤️
@plottwistpodcast99372 ай бұрын
Thank you! I have already started reading Oracle Night (even if I’m making very slow progress). It’s beautiful so far. I hope you’ll enjoy it!
@carolinedodsworth64812 ай бұрын
Hi from England. Love different knitting video in English
@egoreknits3 ай бұрын
I think a scrappy or at least a colourful variegated i-cord border would look the best on your blanket.
@plottwistpodcast99373 ай бұрын
Oh, a scrappy i-cord is an excellent idea! Thank you
@silviaazucena3 ай бұрын
Hi from El Salvador. Thanks for sharing your work.
@purlmonster3 ай бұрын
You're definitely not alone with the Habitation/Hibernation throw name problem. I keep doing the same thing, much to my knitting group's amusement. I'm curious for your German video, thanks for doing this for us :D
@plottwistpodcast99373 ай бұрын
That’s so funny! I’m glad I’m not the only one. 😇
@barbarah.k.13263 ай бұрын
I would really like a quarterly podcast in German, to practice my German and learn some German knitting vocabulary :)
@dorothyrainey11413 ай бұрын
I love watching you knit! There is such little movement in your hands. I think I may cast on that Jelly Roll blanket at some point too.
@plottwistpodcast99373 ай бұрын
It’s such a simple yet fun project! Maybe I’ll include more knit & chat moments in the episodes.
@egoreknits3 ай бұрын
I love the sound of rain. Even as an American who only knows two languages I would be interested in listening to some of your videos in German. I considered taking German in highschool but ended up doing Spanish. My Great Grandparents on my mom's side came to the US from Germany.
@plottwistpodcast99373 ай бұрын
Oh, that’s so fun! So you have German roots! I think I’ll go for the occasional German episode, after all. Thank you for always tuning in ☺️
@egoreknits3 ай бұрын
I don't think bell sleeves are practical for anyone who is taking care of children and household chores. My oldest turned 19 in February. It doesn't seem possible that I have an adult child. Yet, I still have 3 boys with the youngest only 7.
@plottwistpodcast99373 ай бұрын
It’s crazy how time flies! At the same time, you still have years of mothering ahead of you when your youngest is only 7. How wonderful! 🥰
@dorothyrainey11414 ай бұрын
I think your voice sounded fine on the video. Lately, I've been making scrappy crocheted baskets, but I do like the look of the Jelly Roll blanket.
@plottwistpodcast99373 ай бұрын
Oh, scrappy crochet baskets are addictive too! 🙃
@maikengundsoe4 ай бұрын
I don't know what it is about 2024 - but I feel quite the same. I'm also trying to be much more intentional with my knitting this year. I've cast on and nearly finished a sweater with yarn that has been in my stash for years and years. I'm trying to go with need more than want this year and knitting with what I have - which will probably be more socks 🙂
@plottwistpodcast99374 ай бұрын
That sounds lovely! And it’s such a great feeling to really be content with what you have and feel the abundance. 💚
@elizabethzmetana62294 ай бұрын
"It's just common sense".... I laughed out loud at the truth in that! Love the blanket. I'm going to pull out all my leftover sock yarns and make this blanket too. Thanks.
@plottwistpodcast99374 ай бұрын
😂 Well, you have to pack a backup project… or two. I hope you’ll enjoy your blanket as much as I do mine. It’s such a fun project. Happy knitting!
@dorothyrainey11414 ай бұрын
Glad to hear you are settling into your new home. Your knitting is always beautiful. I'm about to start the Yume with cotton yarn. Hope I can get used to the non stretch factor of it.
@plottwistpodcast99374 ай бұрын
Cotton yarn has always been hard for me to get used to. It’s going to be a beautiful top, though! I don’t know if it’s an option for the Yume, but I find De rerum natura‘s yarn Penelope to be a fantastic spring/summer yarn that’s not cotton. Happy knitting!
@egoreknits4 ай бұрын
I saw a video where someone had ends just like the ones inside your top. They just braided the ends together right down the side. Sort of like a French braid. I thought it was an interesting way to tidy up the ends without doing all the weaving in. The sweater you are wearing is beautiful.
@plottwistpodcast99374 ай бұрын
Thank you! Yes, the braid has definitely been a consideration. I’m just not sure how it will hold up with friction and in the wash. I’m now in the middle of weaving in alllll the ends. 😄
@renealee5 ай бұрын
That shawl is amazing! Maybe ask your friend whether she likes it after trying it on. I love making shawls and socks but not wearing them. I have friends try them on and if they like it, it's theirs. Your friend may like it. I think it is absolutlely beautiful!
@plottwistpodcast99374 ай бұрын
That’s what I’ll do. Maybe she’ll take it after all. ☺️
@urbanstylejantine8105 ай бұрын
I made a wool and honey in coconut brown and I love that colour in this pattern! With the i-cord I do a yarn over between the 1st and 2nd stitch that I drop when I slip those stitches in the 2nd row. It gives the i- cord just that little bit extra yarn to not be so tight. It won't solve your problem with this shawl but maybe an idea for your next shawl?
@plottwistpodcast99375 ай бұрын
That’s a good tip for the I-cord, thank you! And your Wool and Honey sounds lovely. I find earth tones to be very good for this pattern.
@egoreknits5 ай бұрын
Winter is my favorite, but I look forward to Spring as well. I am not a summer person at all. It's good to see you again. 😁🧶
@plottwistpodcast99375 ай бұрын
Thank you so much! It feels good to be back. I hope to record more often.
@urbanstylejantine8105 ай бұрын
I think there is a sweater version for the sea glass too. I have the tee pattern as well and am thinking about adding sleeves.
@plottwistpodcast99375 ай бұрын
Isn’t it such a fun pattern?
@ummesaadjan80165 ай бұрын
MashaAllah bahot khobsorat ❤
@onajourneylife22426 ай бұрын
Hi! Do you have a video on how you join the new rows? I’m curious if you knit backwards or turn the project each row. I’m still working on my first strip… lol. Thanks!
@plottwistpodcast99376 ай бұрын
Hi! Sorry for the late response! I don’t have a video on how I do that but I turn the project each row. You remind me that I wanted to learn how to knit backwards… 😄 Happy knitting on your blanket, it’s such a fun project!!
@onajourneylife22426 ай бұрын
@@plottwistpodcast9937 thanks for responding!
@egoreknits7 ай бұрын
I love the green socks you are knitting for your son. Green is one of my favorite colors. The purple sweater you are wearing (when talking about the socks) is a great color on you.
@plottwistpodcast99377 ай бұрын
Thank you! The rich purple is one of my favorite colors! And I also enjoy the socks I’m making for my son. The color is so fun and I love how much he’s looking forward to wearing them.
@egoreknits7 ай бұрын
I understand how you feel. We moved several years ago. At the time we had 3 children and the youngest was an infant.
@plottwistpodcast99377 ай бұрын
Goodness, I can only imagine with an infant… Moving is crazy, even without kids. Thank heavens we have our knitting. Take care 🎄
@gunvorbank29338 ай бұрын
Super duper podcast to Watch😊👍 I’ve just ‘found you’ and I’m absolutely in to follow😊 I’m Living - what Can I say - next door to you - in southern part of Denmark. In a town called Haderslev (Hadersleben in Deutsch).
@plottwistpodcast99377 ай бұрын
Thank you so much! I’m happy you enjoy the podcast. Greetings across the border to beautiful Denmark 🙋♀️
@aidadelgado1439 ай бұрын
Hello from Mexico. Glad you tube recommend me your channel. Lovely shawls ❤
@plottwistpodcast99379 ай бұрын
So glad to hear! Welcome to my little corner here on KZread 😊
@gallifreyfalls14819 ай бұрын
As soon as you said the kids wanted a shawl each, I knew they'd never wear them 😂 They're so fickle at that age But as they grow they'll come to understand and appreciate the love that went into them ❤
@plottwistpodcast99379 ай бұрын
You’re right, it was clear right there and then. 😂 I’ll store the shawls until the kids will be able to appreciate them. They were so fun to knit!
@egoreknits10 ай бұрын
Your birthday gift blanket is lovely.
@plottwistpodcast993710 ай бұрын
Thank you! I think so too 😇
@silviaazucena10 ай бұрын
Thank you for sharing your shawls they are lovely. I live in a tropical country so we don't really wear shawls but I love to knit and crochet. The things I usually make are bags. Hi from El Salvador.
@silviaazucena10 ай бұрын
Your shawls are lovely thanks for sharing. Keep the kids' shawls for when they grow up they surely will appreciate your work and all the love you put in them. Hi from El Salvador Central America.
@plottwistpodcast993710 ай бұрын
Thank you! Yes, I’ll definitely keep the shawls and hope that the kids grow into them. 😂 But they’ll always hold memories for me, either way. Hi from Germany and happy making!
@dinaboop10 ай бұрын
I love the sweater you're wearing! I never thought to do a double layer rollneck and it looks great.
@plottwistpodcast993710 ай бұрын
Thank you! It’s the Jelly Roll sweater and such a fun and comfy knit. I’m planning on knitting myself another. 🧶
@sewwebbofyarn960211 ай бұрын
The knit you are wearing is beautiful! All the shawls are really pretty! You knit beautifully! Thank you for sharing, Shawna
@plottwistpodcast993710 ай бұрын
Thank you so much!! I’m glad you enjoyed the episode.
@mywonderfulknittinglife11 ай бұрын
What a wonderful overview of Stephen West Shawls. I am making the Botanic Shawl at the moment and watching the mystery knit along for 2023 develop. I'm wondering if you are going to give it a try. Thanks for a great episode!
@plottwistpodcast993711 ай бұрын
Thank you! I am not going to join the mkal because I haven’t always loved the designs but I think I’ll show my second Marled Magic shawl wip some love during the time. So that previous mkal pattern would be my entry for the kal 😉 Happy knitting!
@danielepoirier723711 ай бұрын
Weekender with a belt
@plottwistpodcast993711 ай бұрын
Oh my goodness, you’re right!! Thanks
@dorothyrainey114111 ай бұрын
I am not working on anything right now. I just moved last month so I have a lot going on. Plus, I am healing from a broken collarbone so really can't get my house in order. Hope your move goes well.
@plottwistpodcast993711 ай бұрын
Oh boy, that sounds like you have a lot on your hands… Get better soon and happy knitting, once you can get back to it! 💛
@deborahleazer630611 ай бұрын
Love the socks🥰
@plottwistpodcast993711 ай бұрын
Thank you 💛
@egoreknits11 ай бұрын
I have not seen the Barbie movie. I tend to wait until a movie is available on a streaming service we have. If I do watch it, it will be mostly for some humorous entertainment.
@plottwistpodcast993711 ай бұрын
Then it’s a perfect movie because it is really funny and at times even hilarious!
@egoreknits11 ай бұрын
I always hung my kid's cloth diapers in the sunshine. The sun got rid of stains and any odors after washing.
@plottwistpodcast993711 ай бұрын
Oooh, that’s good. I vaguely remember that tip from my grandma, along with always drying whites in the sun so as to keep the color nice and crisp.
@egoreknits11 ай бұрын
I love the little hexagon cardigan. If your kids are like mind she will decide she likes it after you gift it to another child. 🥴 I have a soon to be 10 year old son who loves fun socks. So I am going to make him a pair. Hopefully he will like them.
@plottwistpodcast993711 ай бұрын
Oh, I know, kids can be tricky to knit for. I have just cast on scrappy socks for my boys and really hope that they’ll be worn at all. 🤞😄
@rjtnews11 ай бұрын
Very nice, Thank You!
@evawiebe767711 ай бұрын
Love your podcast.I love knitting socks so I figured I better watch you.
@plottwistpodcast993711 ай бұрын
Thank you, that is lovely to hear! Hope you can get some sock knitting inspiration from the channel. 🧦
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I love the outdoor setting. I live in the country in Jonesborough Tennessee. There is a field of cows boardering our back yard. We have a gorgeous view of the Blue Ridge Mountains. It reminds me of my childhood home in Virginia. I love the open fields and the mountains in the distance. We have chickens and a nice size garden. My husband knows how much I enjoy yellow summer squash and he always plants them for me. Recently I started my first sweater. There were a few false starts but now I feel like I am at a point that I might actually have a sweater I can wear at the end.
Your countryside setting sounds lovely! I'm so happy we've made the move away from the city. I loved it there but life is so much quieter now and more peaceful. We don't have chickens yet but we'll definitely get there. Good luck with your sweater! You'll do great. It's a learning curve, and every part of it is fun.
@@plottwistpodcast9937 Thank you. I really appreciate your encouragement.
I have really enjoyed the Bridgerton series as well. The colors are so wonderful. My husband even watched the show with me. I love Gilmore Girls. So much so that I own the full DVD box set.
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right now I'm crocheting a lace tape for the front of a one-peace I'm sewing also I have a beaded victorian purse ongoing and a lost souls patern table throw so much crocheting to do but I love my projects never did a sock before I sure will try this winter Good luck🌸
Your crochet projects sound beautiful! Good for you for planning your first sock. It's intimidating at first but only for a short while. It soon becomes second nature. Happy knitting/crochet!
Hello Katharina, I am new to your podcast and enjoy starting from the beginning to get to know you better. I enjoyed your topics of conversation about the knitting, sewing clothes, mending clothes, your yarn dying and spinning experiences. Doing all this with the little ones. Bravo! I am from California. It’s summer and I live in Central California in the San Joaquin Valley. We are experiencing extremely hot days in the three digits above 110 Fahrenheit. Although we are not desert but an agricultural valley it feels like an area we call Death Valley, which is a desert terrain. I too will look forward to Fall weather. StitchedbyMimi
Hi from Germany! Wow, that sounds like a hot summer you're having. I can absolutely understand that you're looking forward to fall. It won't be too long now... Thank you for watching my videos from the beginning, and welcome to the community!
The shawls are all so beautiful! Right now I’m knitting the Papllion shawl. My favorite shawl pattern of all time. I highly recommend it!
I looked it up and it truly is a beautiful pattern! Thank you for the recommendation and have a very fun knit!
Vielen Dank für diesen tollen Podcast! Ich bin sehr gespannt, was du weiterhin zu berichten hast. Bitte mach so weiter. Du hast gleich ein Abbo von mir bekommen. Liebe Grüße aus der Uckermark 🙋🏻😊
Danke, das freut mich sehr! Im Juli bin ich wieder mit einer deutschen Folge da. ☀️
funny i'm working on a semi scrappy blanket to needle size 2.5mm ,395 stitches wide and i clocked myself this morning too. it takes me 15 minutes to knit 1 row it's very relaxing to work on it and a little addictive you want to go on and on to the next color. at the moment it's the only work i'm working on. i don't follow any pattern in knitting my own "design"i knit stitches what i feel i need to knit into that part
That sounds beautiful! Scrappy knits are so fun and long rows can be absolutely therapeutic!
Danke für den wunderbaren Podcast in deutscher Sprache, hat mir sehr gut gefallen und ich würde mich über Fortsetzungen sehr freuen!! Liebe Grüße Gabriele _strickt
Danke! Die Fortsetzung kommt im Sommer! ☀️
Sehr gut das du dich für Deutsch entschieden hast 👍🤗 da schauen wir mal weiter 😊
Danke! Die Fortsetzung kommt im Juli 😉
Ich freue mich, daß du jetzt das Video auf deutsch machst! Ich schau dann mal 😄👍
Pleasant Valley VA
Hi Katharine, great podcast as always! I also majored in English and loved hearing about your encounter with Paul Auster and Siri Hustvedt. When I found out he passed away, I added Oracle Night to my to read list. Thank you for sharing! ❤️
Thank you! I have already started reading Oracle Night (even if I’m making very slow progress). It’s beautiful so far. I hope you’ll enjoy it!
Hi from England. Love different knitting video in English
I think a scrappy or at least a colourful variegated i-cord border would look the best on your blanket.
Oh, a scrappy i-cord is an excellent idea! Thank you
Hi from El Salvador. Thanks for sharing your work.
You're definitely not alone with the Habitation/Hibernation throw name problem. I keep doing the same thing, much to my knitting group's amusement. I'm curious for your German video, thanks for doing this for us :D
That’s so funny! I’m glad I’m not the only one. 😇
I would really like a quarterly podcast in German, to practice my German and learn some German knitting vocabulary :)
I love watching you knit! There is such little movement in your hands. I think I may cast on that Jelly Roll blanket at some point too.
It’s such a simple yet fun project! Maybe I’ll include more knit & chat moments in the episodes.
I love the sound of rain. Even as an American who only knows two languages I would be interested in listening to some of your videos in German. I considered taking German in highschool but ended up doing Spanish. My Great Grandparents on my mom's side came to the US from Germany.
Oh, that’s so fun! So you have German roots! I think I’ll go for the occasional German episode, after all. Thank you for always tuning in ☺️
I don't think bell sleeves are practical for anyone who is taking care of children and household chores. My oldest turned 19 in February. It doesn't seem possible that I have an adult child. Yet, I still have 3 boys with the youngest only 7.
It’s crazy how time flies! At the same time, you still have years of mothering ahead of you when your youngest is only 7. How wonderful! 🥰
I think your voice sounded fine on the video. Lately, I've been making scrappy crocheted baskets, but I do like the look of the Jelly Roll blanket.
Oh, scrappy crochet baskets are addictive too! 🙃
I don't know what it is about 2024 - but I feel quite the same. I'm also trying to be much more intentional with my knitting this year. I've cast on and nearly finished a sweater with yarn that has been in my stash for years and years. I'm trying to go with need more than want this year and knitting with what I have - which will probably be more socks 🙂
That sounds lovely! And it’s such a great feeling to really be content with what you have and feel the abundance. 💚
"It's just common sense".... I laughed out loud at the truth in that! Love the blanket. I'm going to pull out all my leftover sock yarns and make this blanket too. Thanks.
😂 Well, you have to pack a backup project… or two. I hope you’ll enjoy your blanket as much as I do mine. It’s such a fun project. Happy knitting!
Glad to hear you are settling into your new home. Your knitting is always beautiful. I'm about to start the Yume with cotton yarn. Hope I can get used to the non stretch factor of it.
Cotton yarn has always been hard for me to get used to. It’s going to be a beautiful top, though! I don’t know if it’s an option for the Yume, but I find De rerum natura‘s yarn Penelope to be a fantastic spring/summer yarn that’s not cotton. Happy knitting!
I saw a video where someone had ends just like the ones inside your top. They just braided the ends together right down the side. Sort of like a French braid. I thought it was an interesting way to tidy up the ends without doing all the weaving in. The sweater you are wearing is beautiful.
Thank you! Yes, the braid has definitely been a consideration. I’m just not sure how it will hold up with friction and in the wash. I’m now in the middle of weaving in alllll the ends. 😄
That shawl is amazing! Maybe ask your friend whether she likes it after trying it on. I love making shawls and socks but not wearing them. I have friends try them on and if they like it, it's theirs. Your friend may like it. I think it is absolutlely beautiful!
That’s what I’ll do. Maybe she’ll take it after all. ☺️
I made a wool and honey in coconut brown and I love that colour in this pattern! With the i-cord I do a yarn over between the 1st and 2nd stitch that I drop when I slip those stitches in the 2nd row. It gives the i- cord just that little bit extra yarn to not be so tight. It won't solve your problem with this shawl but maybe an idea for your next shawl?
That’s a good tip for the I-cord, thank you! And your Wool and Honey sounds lovely. I find earth tones to be very good for this pattern.
Winter is my favorite, but I look forward to Spring as well. I am not a summer person at all. It's good to see you again. 😁🧶
Thank you so much! It feels good to be back. I hope to record more often.
I think there is a sweater version for the sea glass too. I have the tee pattern as well and am thinking about adding sleeves.
Isn’t it such a fun pattern?
MashaAllah bahot khobsorat ❤
Hi! Do you have a video on how you join the new rows? I’m curious if you knit backwards or turn the project each row. I’m still working on my first strip… lol. Thanks!
Hi! Sorry for the late response! I don’t have a video on how I do that but I turn the project each row. You remind me that I wanted to learn how to knit backwards… 😄 Happy knitting on your blanket, it’s such a fun project!!
@@plottwistpodcast9937 thanks for responding!
I love the green socks you are knitting for your son. Green is one of my favorite colors. The purple sweater you are wearing (when talking about the socks) is a great color on you.
Thank you! The rich purple is one of my favorite colors! And I also enjoy the socks I’m making for my son. The color is so fun and I love how much he’s looking forward to wearing them.
I understand how you feel. We moved several years ago. At the time we had 3 children and the youngest was an infant.
Goodness, I can only imagine with an infant… Moving is crazy, even without kids. Thank heavens we have our knitting. Take care 🎄
Super duper podcast to Watch😊👍 I’ve just ‘found you’ and I’m absolutely in to follow😊 I’m Living - what Can I say - next door to you - in southern part of Denmark. In a town called Haderslev (Hadersleben in Deutsch).
Thank you so much! I’m happy you enjoy the podcast. Greetings across the border to beautiful Denmark 🙋♀️
Hello from Mexico. Glad you tube recommend me your channel. Lovely shawls ❤
So glad to hear! Welcome to my little corner here on KZread 😊
As soon as you said the kids wanted a shawl each, I knew they'd never wear them 😂 They're so fickle at that age But as they grow they'll come to understand and appreciate the love that went into them ❤
You’re right, it was clear right there and then. 😂 I’ll store the shawls until the kids will be able to appreciate them. They were so fun to knit!
Your birthday gift blanket is lovely.
Thank you! I think so too 😇
Thank you for sharing your shawls they are lovely. I live in a tropical country so we don't really wear shawls but I love to knit and crochet. The things I usually make are bags. Hi from El Salvador.
Your shawls are lovely thanks for sharing. Keep the kids' shawls for when they grow up they surely will appreciate your work and all the love you put in them. Hi from El Salvador Central America.
Thank you! Yes, I’ll definitely keep the shawls and hope that the kids grow into them. 😂 But they’ll always hold memories for me, either way. Hi from Germany and happy making!
I love the sweater you're wearing! I never thought to do a double layer rollneck and it looks great.
Thank you! It’s the Jelly Roll sweater and such a fun and comfy knit. I’m planning on knitting myself another. 🧶
The knit you are wearing is beautiful! All the shawls are really pretty! You knit beautifully! Thank you for sharing, Shawna
Thank you so much!! I’m glad you enjoyed the episode.
What a wonderful overview of Stephen West Shawls. I am making the Botanic Shawl at the moment and watching the mystery knit along for 2023 develop. I'm wondering if you are going to give it a try. Thanks for a great episode!
Thank you! I am not going to join the mkal because I haven’t always loved the designs but I think I’ll show my second Marled Magic shawl wip some love during the time. So that previous mkal pattern would be my entry for the kal 😉 Happy knitting!
Weekender with a belt
Oh my goodness, you’re right!! Thanks
I am not working on anything right now. I just moved last month so I have a lot going on. Plus, I am healing from a broken collarbone so really can't get my house in order. Hope your move goes well.
Oh boy, that sounds like you have a lot on your hands… Get better soon and happy knitting, once you can get back to it! 💛
Love the socks🥰
Thank you 💛
I have not seen the Barbie movie. I tend to wait until a movie is available on a streaming service we have. If I do watch it, it will be mostly for some humorous entertainment.
Then it’s a perfect movie because it is really funny and at times even hilarious!
I always hung my kid's cloth diapers in the sunshine. The sun got rid of stains and any odors after washing.
Oooh, that’s good. I vaguely remember that tip from my grandma, along with always drying whites in the sun so as to keep the color nice and crisp.
I love the little hexagon cardigan. If your kids are like mind she will decide she likes it after you gift it to another child. 🥴 I have a soon to be 10 year old son who loves fun socks. So I am going to make him a pair. Hopefully he will like them.
Oh, I know, kids can be tricky to knit for. I have just cast on scrappy socks for my boys and really hope that they’ll be worn at all. 🤞😄
Very nice, Thank You!
Love your podcast.I love knitting socks so I figured I better watch you.
Thank you, that is lovely to hear! Hope you can get some sock knitting inspiration from the channel. 🧦