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I like to use three 9 inch needles like flexiflips.

Nora a perfectionist and a doer??? Noooo. 😂😂😂. #emma

The story of your sister’s cardigan tells me how intuitively tuned-in you are to knitting. 🎉. And I love your aunt’s thoughtfulness!

Thank you so much for sharing that you don't take your knitting everywhere with you. I like to knit, but I'm the same way as you, it's something I do when I need to relax and I don't feel the need to have it with me and be knitting all the time. I was stressed out just hearing about the cardigan, glad you got it done on time.

the top button appears correctly placed from where I sit. of course it’s a preference thing! just so you know its not stylistically wierd from others vantage at all!

I love your video! This cardigan is amazing ❤ #emmma

Hi Nora, the only Christmas knit you need to do is for the puppy. I definitely think matching sweaters are called for, maybe in the Wool Ease for washability. I made several as gifts last year. Fun, fast, and a great way to use up leftovers. The fit looks perfect on your sister! I'm making one easy and one complicated sweater now- easy for the coffee shop, complex for home with a chart. #emma

I gave a sigh of relief when you said you had finished the Poet Cardigan in time for your sister’s flight. My current project uses a yarn similar to the Wool ease. It responds to heat beautifully instead of wet blocking. The composition is Acrylic 75% and Wool 25% #emma The clematis sweater is my favourite design

Congrats on finishing your sister's cardigan, especially with the change in deadline. It turned out great and im totally impressed by the amount of thought and modifications you did to make it perfect for her. The color on the funnel neck sweater looks great on you - such a rich deep color. Cant wait to see it finished. Happy Turkey Day! Also congrats on reaching 12.5K subscribers.

Congratulations on finishing the poets sweater in time!!! & in time to film it and everything wow! Also if your italian bind off flairs out another way to combat that (instead of set up rows or i guess you could do it on your set up rows) is to go down a needle size the row before the bind off. it’s like a miracle and it also works for tubular cast on cast on a needle size smaller than what your going to knit your ribbing in (i have an interchangeable needle set so it super easy) I like the way this looks much better than the set up rows which i feel like you can always see the bars for 😂

OK, you have now inspired me. I am going to have to knit the poets cardigan for my daughter as her next gift. I finished the folklore cardigan earlier this fall and it’s a Christmas gift for her. ❤❤❤ how yours turned out. I love your podcast and look forward to them every Saturday morning.❤

# Emma I love, love, love the bouclé pull-0ver sweatshirt style. I think your collar and cuff contrast is an clever touch. I've followed your podcast since your first and I look forward to Saturday mornings spent knitting with you. Your artistic computer art makes me smile. Great job! Happy Thanksgiving thank you. Mary F. Boise, idaho

I would wear the yoga sweater to Thanksgiving..It looks so good!! chic and festive in an unexpected way

Lol at 44:33 "I can take literally 12 hours to knit a podcast" I am not alone in saying we love when you knit a podcast for us Nora!

Wonderful knitting on your sister’s sweater! You’re a speedy knitter. One suggestion - some people have shorter necks than others. You may want to determine if your neck isn’t as long as the model. If so, you might want to reduce the length of the neck by an inch or so. ❤

BTW Old Norwegian aka German cast on 99.99% of the time. Always tidy and stretchy. Numbered sizes???!!!! I will totally follow her forever. #emma. THANK YOU Nora. Also, thank YOU for not designing/flogging knitter’s T-shirts. Kidding, not kidding. 🤣 #emma

I salute the service you have done for our swfitie community by knitting that cardigan at lightning speed to make this possible for your sister lol it's stunning! (the service is making a fellow swiftie happy of course!)

I LOVE YOUR VEST!!!! I’m inspired ❤

Beautiful job on the poets cardi. You inspire. I'm working on the Lylie Pullover by Irene Lin. What a great pattern! #emma

FABULOUS job on the poets cardi for your sis! Looks so good!! I am currently working on a super exciting test knit for Lily Kate Makes / Lily Kate France! The checker plate sweater!!! 😍 I’m using wool ease in the worsted weight in red and now I want to try a steam blocking it when done! I’ve never done a steam block. That is so cool of Emma and so sweet to gift a pattern! #Emma

Your version of the poets cardigan is stunning. My granddaughter would love it!

I am making a holiday dress inspired by your Grayling pullover. I am using knit picks aloft and city tweed in a fern green combo. Thanks for your inspiration and truly outstanding podcast. 😊

I am desperately working on finishing a test knit that I have restarted 2 times. This video has given me a bit of confidence about how much can be accomplished in a week.

You did it! Congrats! The fit on your sis looks perfect 🙂

That sweater reminds me of the Hokkaido Sweater. A free pattern on Ravelry.

❤Can’t wait till next Saturday to see progress on your Yoga Winther sweater 🤣👌♥️

I know you've done a few how-to videos, which I would love ❤️ to see more of: specifically provisional cast-ons, German short rows & how to pick up stitches. Those are very common techniques that I find intimidating. Your voice, sense of humor & way of explaining things would help a lot! Nora's Knit-Tips are greatly needed, imo!

#emma I love watching your videos every Saturday morning! I am working on some colorwork Norwegian mittens for my mom for Christmas.

#emma thank you Nora for the time and energy you put into your podcast!

I’m currently working on the Step by Step cardigan by Florence Miller. #emma

#Emma I'm currently working on the Salty Days Sweater by Kutovakika, and am finishing Camisole no9 by My Favourite Things knitwear.

Your sister's cardigan is beautiful, and I would love to make one myself.😍 I totally agree with your evaluation of Lions Brand Wool-Ease.👍 Thanks for the opportunity 🙏. #emma

I am currently working on the free tree planter toque pattern using my first wool yarns! #emma

I am inspired by your adventures! Will try to be more adventurous myself! #emma

I'm almost finished with my orange and green purl soho half and half wrap! Only 3 more rows! I started it in June of 2023 when I was studying abroad in Florence, Italy before my senior year. Its the project that got me back into knitting and I cant believe its almost done after so long! #emma

I'm knitting on the Ursa sweater by Jacqueline Cieslak in beautiful Juniper Moon Stratus in Denim. #emma

#emma Thanks for another great podcast-my husband always entertains our baby on Saturday mornings so I can watch and knit! The cardigan turned out amazing and I so appreciate that it was done with an accessible and affordable yarn. Current WIPs are the Gardenia and Rosa sweaters from Claudia Quintanilla’s Memory Lane book 😊

Loving your poets sweater! Hope your sister loved it too. Emma’s patterns are so beautiful and creative! I’m working through a color work sweater as a gift with a tight goal of thanksgiving day. Thank you for reminding me that creating crazy personal Deadlines for projects don’t have to become life ending, especially when they drain the joy from the gift knit. 🧶 Love your videos every week

Lovely projects. I hope your sister loves her cardigan. I really hope you bring back the Sands cardigan. You will love your FO.

#emma I’m working on the soufflé top from Laura Penrose, trying to get it done for a Christmas party!

You are such an inspiration to this novice knitter! Thank you for all you bring to the knitting world!!! 🎉 #emma Even if I don’t win I’ll probably go and get the pattern anyway! It’s gorgeous! Like that fav cozy sweatshirt to make you feel safe and secure. ❤

#emma this was a great video to watch as a break from my uni reading. I’m currently working on a crochet skirt and some gift knit hand warmers (will be my first complete knitted item, as I’m also working on a cowl for me).

oh my gosh, you are so much fun. I am loving the side-by-side of your posing the same! I am loving everything about this episode. The cardigan looks so great.

#Emma I don’t use Instagram but I think her patterns that you have done are lovely! Right now I’m trying to finish up WIPs. I did start a new color work sweater after finishing 2 of my WIPs. Thanksgiving will be quiet. My husband and I are going to our oldest daughter’s house.

So pleased you have completed the poet cardigan. I’ve bought the boucle ready to start #Emma sweater 👏👏👏👏

#Emma - Working on a sweater for my husband, my daughter and myself! Always a sock on the needles, too!!!

#emma feeling very in sync because I’m watching this while weaving ends on my yoga winter sweater which I knit as a gift for my sister lol. And yes, the beginning of round is in the front!

Your videos are my cozy moment of the week! 🥰 I saw a comment below mentioning that your explanations can get lengthy, but for me, they are absolutely essential. As a beginner knitter, knowing exactly how you solved a problem you encountered (I'm always amazed by your creativity, your thought process, the techniques you try, and the results you achieve) is incredible. I never forget any of your explanations, and they've already helped me fix finishing issues in my pieces! On top of that, your energy is amazing, and knitting while watching and listening to your videos is such a delight-I always feel a little sad when an episode ends, hahaha😸. And when you tried on the yoga sweater and started answering that question, I have to admit, I stopped everything to pay attention. I already had an idea that editing videos was a long and time-consuming process because, back in my IT college days, we had to submit some assignments via video. One time, I decided to edit mine to make it look more presentable, and I almost lost my mind. So much work! But what really impressed me-and something I learned from you-is this idea of setting a goal, sticking to a timeline, and following through no matter what. I'm currently reading *Atomic Habits*, and your determined approach to achieving your goals aligns so much with what the book teaches. When you talked about your goal and how you made it happen in your 1-year channel video, it made me rethink my entire life. I realized how easily I give up on anything I decide to do for myself. I'm great at doing things for others and always deliver quality work, but when it’s something for me, I don’t take it seriously-I don’t leave a good finish on my pieces, I quit at the slightest inconvenience. Hearing you share your journey has made me see things differently, and I’ve been knitting with much more patience, undoing (frogging) and redoing, looking for better finishes and solutions, all inspired by you. I even talked about you with my sister this week, who struggles with the same issue, hahaha. You’ve truly been an inspiration-thank you so much for sharing all of this! Oh, and I want to join the giveaway too!!!! Fingers crossed I get lucky, hahaha! #emma Big ol' thanks from Brazil 💛💚💙

#emma I am so excited to see the artemisia sweater coming out! I am itching to cast it on!! The color that you used is beautiful, and I might just do the exact same because I love it so much. I’m working on an Alder sweater for Thanksgiving. I’m using an orange and cream yarn, so it’s very automnal and giving Thanksgiving vibes. I still have 8 inches left on the body, so wish me luck!

#emma Another Norah knitter here, stressing myself out to get gifts ready for Christmas. So enjoyed this video, made me relax my approach