16:41 I'm with you, sarah! the provisional cast-on for choices in finishing! 🧶💚💚
@dianatoderic27314 сағат бұрын
What needles do you recommend for socks? Dpns pr small circular needles? I’m not sue which gives the best result
@jacquelinehutchinson666822 сағат бұрын
The isager silk mohair in 0 is so versatile, but I love it with any silver grey. It literally lights it up and makes it glow!
@cathieclove3101Күн бұрын
LOVE a show-n-tell. especially from a sheep festival. thanks for pushing thru and sharing the after-hours excitement. 🧶🧡💛
@tanyat57653 күн бұрын
I've just recently discovered you two (a recommendation by an American knitter who's "Top 10 favourite knitting podcasts" episode appeared in my feed--congratulations on making her list!!). It's lovely to see and hear Australians, even better, Melbournians (I'm a regional Victorian), and I love that you have this wonderful hobby in common and can enjoy it together. I can't help but think "Where were you when I was younger?". Born in the early 70's, I've knitted since I was a child, but it was never cool, and none of my peers did. I guess there may have been a community of others like me, but with no internet, I never came upon them. The discovery of Ravelry in the late naughties was a wonderment and I have gained so much pleasure from this hobby and the knitting community since. Searching for Australian Knitting content, I initially found Fruity Knitting a few years ago (made in Germany by Australians) which has been hugely influential and enjoyable for me,and now to have you two sharing your enthusiasm and ideas I have even more TV knitting pleasure! Congratulations on what you're doing, and I look forward to watching the rest of your past episodes and will enjoy looking forward to new ones. Also congratulations on your achievements in your professional fields. As a (no longer practicing) physio, I have huge admiration for all in the health profession, and know what a delight it is to have an enjoyable hobby.
@katyanacook23244 күн бұрын
So nice to see some Aussie girls doing a knitting podcast. I'm a Melbourne girl but live in Texas now. I would really miss all the access I have to the US Yarn market if I had to move back to Australia! I'm also lucky enough to be going to Rhinebeck Sheep and Wool this October... But.... I'll always miss Australia.
@cathieclove31014 күн бұрын
enjoying your channel so much. never have I looked up every pattern and mentionable. I even placed an order with twill and print today. gahhh! 😄 so much fun!
@jasmynepierre91685 күн бұрын
Recommend checking out Tash from Mostly Knitting for adding short rows to a sweater that doesn't have them (and so much other knitting wisdom!)
@CodyB-mz5yg6 күн бұрын
Just discovered you both 2 episodes ago, love the vibe and the fact you are off-season for us in the northern hemisphere so i can get early ideas for the next knit projects. I love merino and merino blends, but have not tried aussie merino before or have i and not known?! Very curious about the possum as my only encounters here in the great white north are with opossums we occasionally find in a feed bag in the barn or stealing our barn cats' food. NZ is so careful with their other wildlife management projects so i am hoping this is true with this yarn. Save a kiwi, knit with possum?! Thanks for the laughs and your mutual support and enthusiasm for each other's projects.
@JoyfulFreckles6 күн бұрын
CUUUUTE the bike lanes remind me of living in Carlton at the beginning of this video! Omg the Myrtle vest is stunning. I don't think it's my personal style but I can definitely appreciate it on you, especially in that turmeric colour. I want to make one of the "collars" or vests from either Petite Knit or My Favourite Things, which opens on the side with either the tie or buttons - am expecting in October so prepping just in case I do end up breastfeeding? Hoping it will give me the cool girl slipover vibe while maintaining accessibility 😂 I am getting so knitfluenced by your vids though...omg those baby hugg boots...and your Norwegian Olympic sweater 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩 I also really want to make an April cardigan but am slightly terrified based on how long it's taken you! I have the same issue with counting the picked up stitches 😵💫
@JoyfulFreckles6 күн бұрын
Awww congrats on finishing your exams!! I'm slowly trawling through all your videos, love the chemistry/interaction between the two of you, you remind me of my own buddies back home! Also the mention of Maker Maker makes me reminisce about the time I spent in Melbourne - definitely couldn't afford to buy lovely yarns when i was there!!
@JoyfulFreckles6 күн бұрын
The ribbon/elastic across the shoulders is a good idea! If you look at a lot of stretch garments (store bought t-shirts for example) it will be sewn into the seam as part of the normal construction. Often it's that clear swimwear/chlorine resistant elastic, I've also seen people use the polyester ribbon that comes on swing tags from fancy clothing brands (not sure if this made any sense).
@JoyfulFreckles6 күн бұрын
Awww you guys!! I recently moved from Australia to the US and then I found your channel. It's so cozy to listen to your Aussie accents when I'm now surrounded by a foreign accent. Also you're making me envious of all the gorgeous Aussie merinos, whereas I should probably get excited about the brands that I can access here but not back home! Out of curiousity, which brands would you purchase if you were me, in the US? xx
@andiestashed8 күн бұрын
This episode was so much fun!
@hirzst9 күн бұрын
I commented last time regarding the lighting; today it is perfect! I can clearly see you both and the stitch definition of your lovely knits. Thank you so much for your consideration of my comment. Love watching you both. Paige, congrats on passing your exam🎉. Take care❤
@twopurlsinapod9 күн бұрын
@@hirzst yeh I think we’re working it out regarding optimum conditions, but still feels a bit hit and miss. Thanks so much! 🥰
@Animalbandittt9 күн бұрын
Rewatching from the beginning… omg “the coach roach jumper” 😂😂😂
@twopurlsinapod9 күн бұрын
🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️
@isabelle-alicejoubert53149 күн бұрын
I just want to thank you for trying your knits on 🙏 I'm always disappointed when people don't, because it is so helpful to see how the garments are normally worn and not staged for model for photos. Your knits are so beautiful ❤
@twopurlsinapod9 күн бұрын
Haha was a bit toasty in high summer but I much prefer to see them worn as well. Thanks so much 🥰
@mimi.k10 күн бұрын
I'm so glad your channel was recommended to me - instantly felt at home with your knit and yarn chat 💖🧶☕. Congratulations on passing your exam Paige🎉 . One of my sons has been sweating on his first semester medicine results (he passed, yay). I keep recommending knitting to him to help relax but he's seen what yarn addiction can do to families and isn't convinced😄. In May we helped another son to move from the Sunshine Coast to Melbourne and I got to enjoy the novelty of wearing my hand knits for longer than thirty minutes ❄. While in Melbourne I got to fan girl at Little Woolie Makes in Hastings, which may have been my motivation for driving to Melbourne and back- don't tell my son🤫.
@donnapreston76711 күн бұрын
LoL, now I've joined the Australian Knitters United group🤭
@twopurlsinapod9 күн бұрын
Haha welcome to the chaos 😁
@donnapreston76711 күн бұрын
So now that I've found you two gorgeous girls, I'm bingeing all the episodes. The Better Homes Knitting book bought back so many memories. I'm 58 and so have been knitting for over 50 years and used to just drool over all those patterns which were a pull out booklet that came with the magazine and never actually made any of them as they were too complicated for my simple knitting knowledge, but there are some truly beautiful garments in there.
@jump6235912 күн бұрын
Discovered your channel last week and I started watching your older podcasts since I absolutely love the energy you two bring! Seeing all of your FO’s actually inspired me to bring out one of my WIP’s that’s been in timeout for the past two months. Halfway through sleeve island and should be ready to cast off in a week or so! -Ky
@debsmeth13 күн бұрын
I’ve just found your podcast and I’m so glad! I’m also an Aussie knitter, but in Perth don’t have as much need for lots of warm knitwear unfortunately…You two are adorable, and I’ve been going back through your archives to watch more videos 😊
@andrewswan612513 күн бұрын
Thanks for your posts. Love them. FYI for Fritid is pronounced like Free Teed. It means 'free time'. :)
@twopurlsinapod13 күн бұрын
Haha thanks for helping with my absurd pronunciation...
@donnapreston76713 күн бұрын
I stumbled across you girls and am so happy to find a Melbourne based podcast!! Loved all the content. Loooooved the Wandering Flock yarn showed at the end, just amazing. I just received a big order from BWM (a farewell gift from my previous work team) so didn't pay for that one and then went to Sunspun yesterday and made another hefty purchase eeek. But today when I saw the gorgeous red beanie, I now want one of those....I can't justify buying any more wool and adding to my already substantial stash...can I??? 💓💓💓
@melissaanderson992913 күн бұрын
I have a free pattern on Ravelry for the Bernie mittens called "The Bernies" based on a really simple mitten design.
@twopurlsinapod13 күн бұрын
Oooo perfect! I really need to get to making them now that it's mid-winter...
@KnitsByNayla13 күн бұрын
Both of the sweaters you’re wearing look AMAZING!
@twopurlsinapod13 күн бұрын
Thanks gal 🥰
@mugglefolk14 күн бұрын
Omg knitters from Narrm😆 so much content from u.s and Europe so this is exciting for me
@twopurlsinapod14 күн бұрын
Hello! Hope you're staying warm at the moment!
@sibleyhoneybee42714 күн бұрын
Fabulous work! Great job adjusting your garments. Inspirational!❤🧶
@twopurlsinapod14 күн бұрын
Thank you!
@themoontomyconverses15 күн бұрын
I’m knitting my first sweater and watching you guys talk about wips and catch-up while I work is just so relaxing!! I’m so glad I found this podcast!!
@twopurlsinapod14 күн бұрын
Haha I'm so glad :D
@annellewellyn553515 күн бұрын
I knitted the same Icelandic sweater 40 years ago!
@twopurlsinapod14 күн бұрын
Wow, talk about timeless 🥰
@paulgarry549715 күн бұрын
More cycling/melbourne view intros please….
@twopurlsinapod14 күн бұрын
Haha can deliver
@contempl8ive15 күн бұрын
Never too late for new knits plans!😉 I am here for the first time because @thosetwinswhoknit mentioned you. I love watching , make 9s, thanks!
@twopurlsinapod15 күн бұрын
Thanks so much 🥰 I love watching them and they're knits are so perfect.
@lieslnew824715 күн бұрын
I just came across your channel. I follow quite a few other knitting channels but just wanted to say as a fellow Aussie it is so nice to listen to you talk about jumpers ( instead of sweaters) 🥰. I know I’m late to the party but could you talk a bit about where you source your yarn from AND I would love to hear more about”local” yarn fairs. 😊
@twopurlsinapod14 күн бұрын
Hello! Yep it always felt weird saying sweater… stay tuned we’re heading to a big yarn fair soon 😁
@Animalbandittt16 күн бұрын
Sarah, you made Paige’s project bag in mustard and yours in blue… can you remind me the pattern? I went back through show notes but couldn’t find it (though I know you have linked it before). You’ve inspired me to make one of my own!! 💙from Colorado!
@twopurlsinapod14 күн бұрын
Hello! It's called the Buckthorn bag and tote. Such a good pattern so enjoy!
@andrewswan612516 күн бұрын
Hi Sarah, i found thisnpost too late for the KAL. Butbi love your project bag. Perhaps you could do a sew along for that? Would love to have a crack at it!
@twopurlsinapod14 күн бұрын
Hello! Never too late if you still wanna join the KAL, just need to get started (if you'd like to). The sewing pattern is a basic tutorial from "Secret Life of a seamstress" if you wanted to try that.
@hgalbally17 күн бұрын
Hi, love the podcast! Regarding the Clay jumper, how about double crochet every second stitch or whatever is necessary on the inside shoulder seam? I often make necklines smaller by crocheting too. Hope that makes sense! Helen
@twopurlsinapod14 күн бұрын
Hello! yes it does thanks so much for the tip 😁
@sunnyw414817 күн бұрын
first project hats are a great segway to socks.
@twopurlsinapod17 күн бұрын
Ooo I agree 😁
@sunnyw414817 күн бұрын
Just discovered you two and love your energy
@twopurlsinapod17 күн бұрын
Thanks ☺️
@nicolelafontaine172017 күн бұрын
So much great knitting, thanks !
@twopurlsinapod17 күн бұрын
Thanks ☺️
@lavendercottagefibrearts17 күн бұрын
love all the yarns you bought, especially the wandering flock skeins. i had not heard of garntopia before you mentioned it last episode i think, and now i am extremely tempted to get some blown yarn for a jumper. i think one of you have used the sandnes garn poppy yarn in a previous episode. how does the snefnug feel compared to it? was tossing up between those or also the kos from sandnes which is a slightly different fibre composition but still a blown yarn.
@twopurlsinapod17 күн бұрын
Yeh they’re really similar and could probably be used interchangeably. Both glorious 🥰
@emmaw_e17 күн бұрын
Congrats on your exam ! You definitely deserved that lovely yarn after all that work, can't wait to see it knit up !
@twopurlsinapod17 күн бұрын
Mmmm it’s gonna be so luxe. Thanks lovely 🥰
@knittingflem18 күн бұрын
I think the ribbon in the back of the clay sweater would totally work!! I know I shouldn't, ut I am so here for the yarns you gals are buying ihihih👀👀❤❤
@twopurlsinapod17 күн бұрын
Haha thanks lovely 🥰
@jump6235918 күн бұрын
Just discovered your channel and I love your energy! Can’t wait to see what comes out from your acquisition!
@twopurlsinapod18 күн бұрын
Thanks lovely 🥰
@sibleyhoneybee42718 күн бұрын
I love your podcast! The way you encourage each other and get excited for one another is a breath of fresh air on KZread. Thank you for a delightful podcast!❤🧶
@twopurlsinapod17 күн бұрын
Thanks so much 🥰
@Gingerpeachcreative18 күн бұрын
Ahhhh! Excited that Sarah is testing for Kika too! I'm doing one of the book knits as well and I'm so excited about it. Those colors are absolutely gorgeous for that knit, too!
@twopurlsinapod14 күн бұрын
Haha it's real IYKYK vibes but I'm glad someone gets the vision :P Am absolutley loving it 😁
@nikitinaknits18 күн бұрын
Wonderful podcast, was knitting with you guys this morning! Amazing aqusitions!
@twopurlsinapod18 күн бұрын
Haha thanks lovey 🥰 now just need to knit them all up…
@torisandifer51818 күн бұрын
Paige our Book Club cardigans will match! I overbought the River Sands yarn (I thought it said 200m not 200g) so I’m using the leftovers for this! Holding it with the Ito Sensai mohair in the color Angora
@twopurlsinapod14 күн бұрын
Mmmm this is gonna be so beautiful! Love the idea of matching cardigans in different places 🥰
@LeAvventureDiArianna18 күн бұрын
Greetings from Italy! Just found your podcast and I love your energy! Have a great knitting season and cannot wait to see you soon xxx
@twopurlsinapod14 күн бұрын
Thanks so much lovely 🥰
@tui_bird18 күн бұрын
we are SOLIDLY in peak knitting season in Wellington and I am enjoying it. I have SO many things I want to knit though. Ideas coming out of my ears.
@twopurlsinapod17 күн бұрын
Yep, so overwhelmed this time of year as I desperately want to knit everything to wear straight away
@laurensquires741218 күн бұрын
You have no idea how happy was to see the notification pop up that there was a new ep from you guys- i just had a horrendous night shift and needed some cheer before heading back in tonight. Loved seeing your BWM projects, i got the woodlands in the natural cream colour and it made a lovely Stick Season. Feeling very silly now that I didn't buy ALL THE COLOURS! Congrats on passing your exam Paige, hope you have a brilliant bit of a rest now before AT life!!
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16:41 I'm with you, sarah! the provisional cast-on for choices in finishing! 🧶💚💚
What needles do you recommend for socks? Dpns pr small circular needles? I’m not sue which gives the best result
The isager silk mohair in 0 is so versatile, but I love it with any silver grey. It literally lights it up and makes it glow!
LOVE a show-n-tell. especially from a sheep festival. thanks for pushing thru and sharing the after-hours excitement. 🧶🧡💛
I've just recently discovered you two (a recommendation by an American knitter who's "Top 10 favourite knitting podcasts" episode appeared in my feed--congratulations on making her list!!). It's lovely to see and hear Australians, even better, Melbournians (I'm a regional Victorian), and I love that you have this wonderful hobby in common and can enjoy it together. I can't help but think "Where were you when I was younger?". Born in the early 70's, I've knitted since I was a child, but it was never cool, and none of my peers did. I guess there may have been a community of others like me, but with no internet, I never came upon them. The discovery of Ravelry in the late naughties was a wonderment and I have gained so much pleasure from this hobby and the knitting community since. Searching for Australian Knitting content, I initially found Fruity Knitting a few years ago (made in Germany by Australians) which has been hugely influential and enjoyable for me,and now to have you two sharing your enthusiasm and ideas I have even more TV knitting pleasure! Congratulations on what you're doing, and I look forward to watching the rest of your past episodes and will enjoy looking forward to new ones. Also congratulations on your achievements in your professional fields. As a (no longer practicing) physio, I have huge admiration for all in the health profession, and know what a delight it is to have an enjoyable hobby.
So nice to see some Aussie girls doing a knitting podcast. I'm a Melbourne girl but live in Texas now. I would really miss all the access I have to the US Yarn market if I had to move back to Australia! I'm also lucky enough to be going to Rhinebeck Sheep and Wool this October... But.... I'll always miss Australia.
enjoying your channel so much. never have I looked up every pattern and mentionable. I even placed an order with twill and print today. gahhh! 😄 so much fun!
Recommend checking out Tash from Mostly Knitting for adding short rows to a sweater that doesn't have them (and so much other knitting wisdom!)
Just discovered you both 2 episodes ago, love the vibe and the fact you are off-season for us in the northern hemisphere so i can get early ideas for the next knit projects. I love merino and merino blends, but have not tried aussie merino before or have i and not known?! Very curious about the possum as my only encounters here in the great white north are with opossums we occasionally find in a feed bag in the barn or stealing our barn cats' food. NZ is so careful with their other wildlife management projects so i am hoping this is true with this yarn. Save a kiwi, knit with possum?! Thanks for the laughs and your mutual support and enthusiasm for each other's projects.
CUUUUTE the bike lanes remind me of living in Carlton at the beginning of this video! Omg the Myrtle vest is stunning. I don't think it's my personal style but I can definitely appreciate it on you, especially in that turmeric colour. I want to make one of the "collars" or vests from either Petite Knit or My Favourite Things, which opens on the side with either the tie or buttons - am expecting in October so prepping just in case I do end up breastfeeding? Hoping it will give me the cool girl slipover vibe while maintaining accessibility 😂 I am getting so knitfluenced by your vids though...omg those baby hugg boots...and your Norwegian Olympic sweater 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩 I also really want to make an April cardigan but am slightly terrified based on how long it's taken you! I have the same issue with counting the picked up stitches 😵💫
Awww congrats on finishing your exams!! I'm slowly trawling through all your videos, love the chemistry/interaction between the two of you, you remind me of my own buddies back home! Also the mention of Maker Maker makes me reminisce about the time I spent in Melbourne - definitely couldn't afford to buy lovely yarns when i was there!!
The ribbon/elastic across the shoulders is a good idea! If you look at a lot of stretch garments (store bought t-shirts for example) it will be sewn into the seam as part of the normal construction. Often it's that clear swimwear/chlorine resistant elastic, I've also seen people use the polyester ribbon that comes on swing tags from fancy clothing brands (not sure if this made any sense).
Awww you guys!! I recently moved from Australia to the US and then I found your channel. It's so cozy to listen to your Aussie accents when I'm now surrounded by a foreign accent. Also you're making me envious of all the gorgeous Aussie merinos, whereas I should probably get excited about the brands that I can access here but not back home! Out of curiousity, which brands would you purchase if you were me, in the US? xx
This episode was so much fun!
I commented last time regarding the lighting; today it is perfect! I can clearly see you both and the stitch definition of your lovely knits. Thank you so much for your consideration of my comment. Love watching you both. Paige, congrats on passing your exam🎉. Take care❤
@@hirzst yeh I think we’re working it out regarding optimum conditions, but still feels a bit hit and miss. Thanks so much! 🥰
Rewatching from the beginning… omg “the coach roach jumper” 😂😂😂
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I just want to thank you for trying your knits on 🙏 I'm always disappointed when people don't, because it is so helpful to see how the garments are normally worn and not staged for model for photos. Your knits are so beautiful ❤
Haha was a bit toasty in high summer but I much prefer to see them worn as well. Thanks so much 🥰
I'm so glad your channel was recommended to me - instantly felt at home with your knit and yarn chat 💖🧶☕. Congratulations on passing your exam Paige🎉 . One of my sons has been sweating on his first semester medicine results (he passed, yay). I keep recommending knitting to him to help relax but he's seen what yarn addiction can do to families and isn't convinced😄. In May we helped another son to move from the Sunshine Coast to Melbourne and I got to enjoy the novelty of wearing my hand knits for longer than thirty minutes ❄. While in Melbourne I got to fan girl at Little Woolie Makes in Hastings, which may have been my motivation for driving to Melbourne and back- don't tell my son🤫.
LoL, now I've joined the Australian Knitters United group🤭
Haha welcome to the chaos 😁
So now that I've found you two gorgeous girls, I'm bingeing all the episodes. The Better Homes Knitting book bought back so many memories. I'm 58 and so have been knitting for over 50 years and used to just drool over all those patterns which were a pull out booklet that came with the magazine and never actually made any of them as they were too complicated for my simple knitting knowledge, but there are some truly beautiful garments in there.
Discovered your channel last week and I started watching your older podcasts since I absolutely love the energy you two bring! Seeing all of your FO’s actually inspired me to bring out one of my WIP’s that’s been in timeout for the past two months. Halfway through sleeve island and should be ready to cast off in a week or so! -Ky
I’ve just found your podcast and I’m so glad! I’m also an Aussie knitter, but in Perth don’t have as much need for lots of warm knitwear unfortunately…You two are adorable, and I’ve been going back through your archives to watch more videos 😊
Thanks for your posts. Love them. FYI for Fritid is pronounced like Free Teed. It means 'free time'. :)
Haha thanks for helping with my absurd pronunciation...
I stumbled across you girls and am so happy to find a Melbourne based podcast!! Loved all the content. Loooooved the Wandering Flock yarn showed at the end, just amazing. I just received a big order from BWM (a farewell gift from my previous work team) so didn't pay for that one and then went to Sunspun yesterday and made another hefty purchase eeek. But today when I saw the gorgeous red beanie, I now want one of those....I can't justify buying any more wool and adding to my already substantial stash...can I??? 💓💓💓
I have a free pattern on Ravelry for the Bernie mittens called "The Bernies" based on a really simple mitten design.
Oooo perfect! I really need to get to making them now that it's mid-winter...
Both of the sweaters you’re wearing look AMAZING!
Thanks gal 🥰
Omg knitters from Narrm😆 so much content from u.s and Europe so this is exciting for me
Hello! Hope you're staying warm at the moment!
Fabulous work! Great job adjusting your garments. Inspirational!❤🧶
Thank you!
I’m knitting my first sweater and watching you guys talk about wips and catch-up while I work is just so relaxing!! I’m so glad I found this podcast!!
Haha I'm so glad :D
I knitted the same Icelandic sweater 40 years ago!
Wow, talk about timeless 🥰
More cycling/melbourne view intros please….
Haha can deliver
Never too late for new knits plans!😉 I am here for the first time because @thosetwinswhoknit mentioned you. I love watching , make 9s, thanks!
Thanks so much 🥰 I love watching them and they're knits are so perfect.
I just came across your channel. I follow quite a few other knitting channels but just wanted to say as a fellow Aussie it is so nice to listen to you talk about jumpers ( instead of sweaters) 🥰. I know I’m late to the party but could you talk a bit about where you source your yarn from AND I would love to hear more about”local” yarn fairs. 😊
Hello! Yep it always felt weird saying sweater… stay tuned we’re heading to a big yarn fair soon 😁
Sarah, you made Paige’s project bag in mustard and yours in blue… can you remind me the pattern? I went back through show notes but couldn’t find it (though I know you have linked it before). You’ve inspired me to make one of my own!! 💙from Colorado!
Hello! It's called the Buckthorn bag and tote. Such a good pattern so enjoy!
Hi Sarah, i found thisnpost too late for the KAL. Butbi love your project bag. Perhaps you could do a sew along for that? Would love to have a crack at it!
Hello! Never too late if you still wanna join the KAL, just need to get started (if you'd like to). The sewing pattern is a basic tutorial from "Secret Life of a seamstress" if you wanted to try that.
Hi, love the podcast! Regarding the Clay jumper, how about double crochet every second stitch or whatever is necessary on the inside shoulder seam? I often make necklines smaller by crocheting too. Hope that makes sense! Helen
Hello! yes it does thanks so much for the tip 😁
first project hats are a great segway to socks.
Ooo I agree 😁
Just discovered you two and love your energy
Thanks ☺️
So much great knitting, thanks !
Thanks ☺️
love all the yarns you bought, especially the wandering flock skeins. i had not heard of garntopia before you mentioned it last episode i think, and now i am extremely tempted to get some blown yarn for a jumper. i think one of you have used the sandnes garn poppy yarn in a previous episode. how does the snefnug feel compared to it? was tossing up between those or also the kos from sandnes which is a slightly different fibre composition but still a blown yarn.
Yeh they’re really similar and could probably be used interchangeably. Both glorious 🥰
Congrats on your exam ! You definitely deserved that lovely yarn after all that work, can't wait to see it knit up !
Mmmm it’s gonna be so luxe. Thanks lovely 🥰
I think the ribbon in the back of the clay sweater would totally work!! I know I shouldn't, ut I am so here for the yarns you gals are buying ihihih👀👀❤❤
Haha thanks lovely 🥰
Just discovered your channel and I love your energy! Can’t wait to see what comes out from your acquisition!
Thanks lovely 🥰
I love your podcast! The way you encourage each other and get excited for one another is a breath of fresh air on KZread. Thank you for a delightful podcast!❤🧶
Thanks so much 🥰
Ahhhh! Excited that Sarah is testing for Kika too! I'm doing one of the book knits as well and I'm so excited about it. Those colors are absolutely gorgeous for that knit, too!
Haha it's real IYKYK vibes but I'm glad someone gets the vision :P Am absolutley loving it 😁
Wonderful podcast, was knitting with you guys this morning! Amazing aqusitions!
Haha thanks lovey 🥰 now just need to knit them all up…
Paige our Book Club cardigans will match! I overbought the River Sands yarn (I thought it said 200m not 200g) so I’m using the leftovers for this! Holding it with the Ito Sensai mohair in the color Angora
Mmmm this is gonna be so beautiful! Love the idea of matching cardigans in different places 🥰
Greetings from Italy! Just found your podcast and I love your energy! Have a great knitting season and cannot wait to see you soon xxx
Thanks so much lovely 🥰
we are SOLIDLY in peak knitting season in Wellington and I am enjoying it. I have SO many things I want to knit though. Ideas coming out of my ears.
Yep, so overwhelmed this time of year as I desperately want to knit everything to wear straight away
You have no idea how happy was to see the notification pop up that there was a new ep from you guys- i just had a horrendous night shift and needed some cheer before heading back in tonight. Loved seeing your BWM projects, i got the woodlands in the natural cream colour and it made a lovely Stick Season. Feeling very silly now that I didn't buy ALL THE COLOURS! Congrats on passing your exam Paige, hope you have a brilliant bit of a rest now before AT life!!