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Hi Bonnie! Congratulations on your new adventure. I hope it’s everything you want it to be. I love your Knus Light. I’m also working on that top but it hasn’t been as straightforward as I hoped it would be. I’m very full-breasted so I made the back a size smaller than the front and also added short rows in the front. Lots of math involved; fortunately I was a math teacher! I’m making it with 3/4 sleeves. My goal is to wear it to Rhinebeck. Happy knitting!

Congratulations and best of luck on your new endeavors. As always, thanks for sharing your lovely knitting projects.

Hi. I cannot wait for fall either. Congrats on the career change and starting your Masters. I think you said library science. I worked in a library for a while and enjoyed it. All the books! Right? I am knitting on some alpaca socks in black on dpns. Definitely a winter knit. I need extra light to see the stitches. Happy Knitting ❤

Congrats on going back to school! I'm currently working on a hat that is a gift for a very good friend of mine while watching your video as I work night watch.

Cast-on fever! Love your podcast and content. Happy knitting from the Netherlands ❤

Hi Bonnie. Congrats on your Masters in an area of joy for you. Wow, yes the knitting seems to settle me into a state of easier listening and learning too. Loved your wips. I will be following your advice on the first socks route - thanks. For me, knitting on a mid grey possum merino cardigan. Home cardigan Lite by Caidree. and starting Versal jersey in gorgeous chocolate brown merino dk w added dusky mid blue alpaca Folgetrad. Nice combo - brown w flecks of earthy blue....yum. 🥰🙏

Oh I’m so happy you are making a change that will enhance your life! ❤️ your projects! You inspire me! I’m working on lots of things… a crochet blanket, the new sock cuff patterns by Summer Lee, the Brume top by Andrea Mowry to name a few!

Wow, my son has his PhD in physics. That is interesting that you will be leaving your physics job and starting a new career, good luck with that. I do enjoy your podcast and always look forward to when you publish a new episode. I am working on Christmas gifts for my family, always knitting for my family, very rarely knit for myself. But then I do have a lot of socks that I have knit for myself, so don’t completely leave me out when I knit. I am retired, so knitting is now my full time job 🤣, not really a job, just enjoy it so much and it’s nice I can do things for others. Love your podcast. Th k you for your time and efforts to share with all,of us.

❤to watch your videos - I’m making a hat for future cold temps …. all while it’s 90* here😜

Hi Bonnie, I love your videos. I have not commented much lately, but have watched all your episodes. Congratulations on your Master's Program. It sounds exciting. I also have a degree in Sciences and then made a career change. I love knitting socks, but currently I am busy with a crocheted blanket. It's a kit from Blankets for Africa.

I am not a summer person, really do not like the hot weather. Nice to find a kindred soul. Hand me the wool sweaters and I am so happy and feel so cozy

I so jealous of your wips! I’m still impatiently waiting for my suri silk arrival 😅

Enjoy your new masters program and career changes. Wonderful knit projects. Happy knitting.

Congrats on your new adventure. Another great episode.

I can't believe I didn't know about half of these, so thank you! I recommend We Grow Wild out of Italy and Knitting Traditions out of Norway. Seeing how healthy a new parent can be in a country that mandates 6 months of paid family leave is amazing. She said she became a doctor to afford her knitting.😊

Fun video!! And thank you so much for shopping with us!! ❤️

i'm so sad i didn't get to meet you at Flock :( love your podcast!

Why don;t you make socks with sock yarn? Nevermind…your other sock yarn is for socks…

Love Summer Lee and her new book!! Your sock looks great ❤

It sounds like you had so much fun! Hopefully one year I’ll get to see you there🤓

I stumbled across your video searching for Flock Festival videos and I’m so glad that I stopped and watched it. I look forward to more of your videos.

Beautiful choices! I liked seeing the variety of dyers you bought from that I’m not familiar with. I do recognize Plies and Hellhounds though! In case you didn’t know, she has a very enjoyable RUclips podcast too 🙂

That was me! I'm the woman with blue hair who came up and talked to you! I am NOT shy. ;) And, yes, I had to chuckle because you had already bought the beautiful yarn for the citrine and it was very close in color to the yarn in the original pattern. It will be gorgeous! Where are you from in Northern CA? I live in SF and the weather here is definitely cooler than Seattle, but it was fine. I went up on Thursday and then, on Friday, took the ferry to Bainbridge Island to visit La Mercerie and The Lamb and Kid. I met many knitters on the ride over and had a glorious lunch (and a massive Mango Margarita) at a Mexican restaurant on the island. The weather on the ride over and back was perfection! Then, after Flock, I went to the Indie Untanbled Knitting Retreat at Mt Rainier for several days. It was FABULOUS. What a fun fun trip! Anyway, it was nice to meet you!

Thanks for the vicarious thrill of sharing your experience at Flock with us. Love the yarns that you bought, wishing you so much enjoyment knitting them up!

What podcast are u referring to ...Melissa?

You know what is funny. I saw you. Thought "huh, I recognize her, how do I know her?! I should say something!" But my brain was so overwhelmed by all the amazing people that I just kept not saying things to people all day Saturday. 😅🙈 My goal is to find a better way of actually connecting with people next year. Lol

Thanks for the recs. I need to freshen up my subs and see new-to-me knitters!

I can hear how much your enjoyed the festival. It's actually (oh my, I can't find the word I am looking for), but I live about 22 miles from Seattle, but I was not there. I hope to see some of the acquired yarn in a project soon ‼The yarn is beautiful.

I also applied to test the Kip and immediately earmarked a specific yarn for that purpose. 😂 Very excited for the pattern to release so I can get started!

I kept an eye out for you at Flock, but I didn’t see you. I also got some DK weight from Ewe 2 yarn and it is so soft!!! I might make it into another Tolsta Tee.

Good for you to stay in your budget. Yarn festivals are dangerous! It sounds like Flock was a great experience. The yarns you bought are beautiful and I look forward to seeing them knit up.

That was delightful! I've only been to one FibreFest and that was last year (a local-to-me event in Australia) , so it was good to hear your experiences. I'm really excited to go again later in the year, and am building a list of things to look out for too - largely exploring Australian companies & dyers - meanwhile trying to use the things I got last time haha! Looking forward to your next video.

Cool review. Gorgeous yarns you snagged. Love your channel 🥰

So fun to see your yarn and enjoy the festival through your eyes. I wound up getting sick and couldn’t go after all 😢 The teal yarn is such a beautiful color and will be stunning with your coloring. But the burgundy? Ohhhh - gorgeous! That’s the kind of fiber that will have you smiling the whole time your working on it. Can’t wait to see the FOs!

Who doesn’t want to listen to somebody “ ramble” on about yarn!

Your enthusiasm for yarn and knitting is contagious! ❤can’t wait to see the projects come to life!

So happy you said "Hi" and were able to chat with Sarah and I! Hope you enjoyed Seattle and come back next year.

It is always so much fun to listen to someone be so enthusiastic about what they love. Your yarn choice is amazing and can’t wait to see the garments they become. Happy knitting 💚🧶💚

Too funny about your shyness and meeting Melissa...I think she claims to be very shy and socially awkward (which I totally relate to) so it's great that you summoned the courage with her especially!

I am so happy that I recently found your podcast! I have enjoyed every single moment of each episode. Thanks!!!!!!

Noble Character Crafts - by Amy

And don’t forget the grocery girls and , if you love woolly wool- the woolly thistle

Love your choices, familiar with some and never heard of others so that's awesome! Here are a couple of my favorites: Joji Locatelli (Knitting designer from Buenos Aires & The Crazy Sock Lady (Kay) who has also designed a few patterns on ravelry and although most of her knits are socks, she also has other fun knitting related things on her podcasts. There are a few more that are on my top ten, but these two are my most faves that I usually watch every single episode. Happy knitting!

Have a wonderful time. I look forward to seeing your acquisitions

Have fun at Flock! My next plans include a stripe hype sweater and an april caridgan. Both totaly new to me designers as I'm still pretty new to knitting garments. Cant wait to finish some sommer knitting to have some space on my needles to cast these porjects on.

Have a blast at Flock! Fiber festivals are so much fun. Looking forward to a recap once you return.

I’ll be volunteering at the Flock Merch booth on Sunday and would love to say hello. I just finished making the Mahina Cardigan and would love to make the Camelia Cardi you mentioned. I’ll be keeping my eye out for suri alpaca! Love your podcast 😊

Have a SUPER time! Cant wait to see and hear all about your adventure! Enjoy time with your friend!

Hi! I arrived in Seattle yesterday and spent today on Bainbridge Island visiting the Lamb & Kid and La Mercerie. I bought something from both but was pretty restrained. At Lamb & Kid I bought their custom Spincycle yarn - so pretty. If I see you at Flock, I'll say hello!

I went to Flock last year and had a great time. This year looks even better, but unfortunately I have to skip. I'm hoping to go next year! I think you have a great plan. Have fun!!