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Thank you for re-recording this episode and for the little clip at the end... I have neither knit with BC garn (yarn) and I have also see some on sale lately but my stash is bursting at the seam... and I try to resist... I cannot wait for the hilja dress to be finish (as I already said :))... on my queue to start early spring or perhaps earlier in holst super soft...not much advice from me regarding stains or naphthalene smell...Greetings from Sweden!

Hi from the Qld border👋🏻. I have the same question about moth balls. I had the smell in a blanket from my grandmother. I washed it 3 times and dried it in the sun, on the clothesline. The smell was less but not gone. I did hear that if you put brown paper over your oil marks and iron over the top the brown paper absorbs the oil. I haven’t tried it though. Happy making 🧶

Hi! So nice to see what you are doing ❤ about the cardigan, I wouldn’t change the sleeves because they are so wide. I have garments with very wide, long sleeves and I get them tangled into everything and dip them in my food - it’s a mess 😂 ❤ Marie

I also love yours channel. I like the sleeve length on the cardigan but I understand why you would want them longer. I wish I had advice on the silk top! Have you tried finding the brand and style of pant online to see what they look like there?

hi, love your channel. the granny square cardi would look good with extra squares on the sleeves. i wouldn't mess with the silk top. You can not see the marks. i would just wear it.

Hi! Thanks for the video!! I have bought the sunday cardigan pattern too but I am scared to start because of the size guide, I see it is a little tight in the picture. Would you recommend a size up? Did you knitt your true size? ❤

Hi Nadine 😊 I loved your hinterland dress and all the knitting, as always. Here in Ireland, we are having a few warm and sunny days at the moment, but I am preparing for winter and swatching for a ranunculus sweater in De Rerum Natura Ulysse that I won in a giveaway a few years ago ❤ I am also knitting a pair of fun stripy socks and cutting fabric for a quilt (my first one)!

Our cat has enjoyed nibbling on the bamboo needle tips in the past so I have sanded them as you have. Your suggestion of using wax paper to make them smooth and slide easily again is great! Will have to try that now. Thanks from Montana US!

Our cat has enjoyed nibbling on the bamboo needle tips in the past so I have sanded them as you have. Your suggestion of using wax paper to make them smooth and slide easily again is great! Will have to try that now. Thanks!

I'm using the Bendigo Woollen Mills Beechwood needles a lot. Have you tried them? I don't like their aluminium needles, nor any these days. I haven't found an aluminium needle I liked unless they were vintage (yet the vintage ones can have issues with the cord despite having good needles compared to modern makes). However, I find the Beechwood needles are great and also inexpensive compared to a lot of other needles. Other than these wooden needles I have a Chaigoo set, which I don't often use (unless it's a Chaigoo Twist sock set) as my go to are Addi for when I want a slippery metal needle. Seems like you are a knitter that puts pressure on the join. In which case I'd say avoid the metal cords as they give way faster from constant bending pressure.

Hi from the UK, love how you put everything together very informative you are very talented it’s wonderful to create something isn’t it? I’ve just started to try mosaic knitting and am shocked at how easy it is, I have been sewing for years which I love, and started knitting a couple of years ago again and trying Tunisian crochet , thank you for this I really enjoyed it👍⭐️X

Tempted to make both a Hinterland and a Hilja now. I have a cone of the supersoft so maybe

Hello from Seattle! Your beach walk is lovely, what a glorious way to end your day . I’m so intrigued with the construction of your granny cardi .

Hello Nadine from Pennsylvania! I just stumbled upon your channel. I love your taste in colors and projects. So neat to learn little tricks and tips from this video! Thank you

That Granny Square cardigan is just unreal and easy. Genius

Hej Nadine...thank you so much for another lovely video and for the kombucha walk through recipe... seems simple enough when I will have source the scooby! Now also Very tempted to knit a corran cardigan in Holst supersoft that I have in my stash, have to finish my book club cardigan first! Warm greetings from a french viewer leaving in Sweden since 24 years (and loving it!)

Hi lovely lady, I wanted to give you a heads up that it is difficult to hear you today. Maybe the mic on the camera is obstructed 🤷‍♀️🤷‍♀️? Your knits are gorgeous. Your hot flashes are just in time for your summer😂. That was me last year. They went away very quickly. I hope yours do too!❤

When you mentioned your last name I just had to message you! My husband’s good friend’s last name is the same as yours! Did you know there is a cross stitch pattern called “Coming to America, the women of the Mayflower” and there is a Mullins and a Fuller (my married last name) that were on the Mayflower! Have a great day! Cindy

I’m originally from Melbourne and use to spend a lot of time in Byron Bay in my late teens. I like in the UK now ❤

Can't wait to see the finished pizza oven!

Hi Nadine love you videos I am j from Cornwall in the south west of the uk.

Hello Nadine I am watching from Minnesota USA. Your cardigan is lovely I know how you feel about yarn choices I’ve made choices I have regrets about but it is ever evolving in me. I’m retired. I try to knit everyday. Lately life has gotten in the way. Your Hinterland dress is great in the denim fabric. I would like to sew clothing again for myself. I’m out of practice. When I use the Italian cast on I always work at least one row before joining in the round sometimes more. Then I use the tail to close that gap while I weave that end and make that joining stitch look good.

Hi Nadine. You popped up in my feed. So glad you did. Your jacket/cardigan is lovely. I am interested in sewing a hinterland dress. I will have to add it to my vast to do list. My name is also Nadine. Thank you for a lovely 1/2 hour. Nadine

Hi Nadine I just found your channel and subscribed. I love the content as I knit and bake bread not sourdough yet as I’ve not mastered the starter yet. I’m trying to learn how to ferment my own veggies. I was buying them in jars then found out that the most are pastured which destroys the good bacteria. I love the magpie story yours are a bit different from ours here. When I was in Perth visiting family I videos them and one came up and stared right into the camera looking right at me I definitely wouldn’t want to get on the wrong side of them 🤣 we are moving quickly into autumn now and my jumpers will be out shortly…enjoy your spring sending blessings from Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Thank you so much for another great podcast! I am another hinterland dress lover, and I also have the Hilja dress pattern in my favorites :) I am really tempted to try kombucha but a bit shy to try the process .... but you are right it is so rewarding... even with bugs and birds attack I would love to live in a more tropical area!!! Warm greetings from Sweden!

I am so enjoying your podcasts! I live in the southeastern United States, so I also dread spring with the ants, roaches, spiders, and snakes that reappear. But we don’t deal with swooping birds, at least where I live! I love sewing and knitting and like seeing what you have made. Plus I enjoy hearing about your daily life.

I enjoyed your video. It was nice to see Nimbin as I have nice memories visiting 20 years ago with my family. Thanks from Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Love your podcast. ❤🇨🇦

Thanks for sharing the Forgotten Arts Fair video (I had planned to go but was away that weekend) - I didn't know there was a yarn store in Nimbin either!

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Your new Hinterland is wonderful! In case this helps when sewing the bias tape neckline, I use a children's washable glue stick (they make them for sewing too but they are more expensive- the ones for EPP come to mind) to get everything in place before I sew, it is a lot easier! Alternatively, have you given facing a try? If not, you may like that better than bias binding. I have just found your channel, and I think it is lovely :) Happy sewing and knitting!

Hi Nadine! I dropped into this episode because I just bought the Hinterland pattern with the intentions of making a cotton summer and flannel winter version. I just moved from Quebec back to Ottawa, Ontario so I had a chuckle when I heard that you had lived in Montreal. You have travelled a long way from home. Your business and crafting life sounds so interesting. I really enjoyed this episode and subscribed so that I can catch your future uploads. Best wishes from Margaret (of My Wonderful Knitting Life channel).

The dress turned out wonderfully! When I'm having trouble gathering heavier weight fabrics I find I have to not only increase stitch length but also put the tension way down. For gathering threads that snap, I've resorted to using top stitching thread, as it's a much heavier weight thread. The pleats were a great solution for your denim dress:)

Love your bargain dress. Your cardigan is so nice. I don’t sew & live in Scotland but my daughter lives in the Gold Coast so might ask her to buy in Brisbane. New subscriber Thanks 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

So glad you popped up on my feed. The cardigan is lovely. I’m looking for a cardigan/jacket pattern to make with the Nutiden I just bought, but was hoping to use only one strand. Or should I bite the bullet and buy a cone of Jamieson & Smith 4 ply to hold it with. Happy creating 💚🧶💚

The Hinterland dress pattern came out after the popularity of Pyne & Smith dresses. Interestingly enough, though I thrifted a 90s pattern a few years ago, that's pretty much the Hinterland pattern. It's a style that just keeps coming back! That dress is a great find at just $20. Store bought linen dresses can be $$$

I love the cardi you’re wearing

Excited to see the end results for that white sweater project!

Glad pizza oven is coming along 😀. I really like the cardigan you are wearing 😊

Love your knitting finishes!❤

So good !!! We are also enthusiastic diyers over here . A bit of revision and you’ll be back in business. I look forward to the pizza / bread content in the future .

Ouf ! The music in your intro is so stressing…I don’t know if I want to listen the rest.

Love the rustic looking cardigan, it looks warm and cosy.

Hi Nadine oven looked so cool. Hoping you rescue it. You reminded me I need a turtle neck. I liked the Turtle dove by Espace Tricot😃

Hi! I just found your videos and have been enjoying them very much. Your sweater is gorgeous and looks beautiful on you. I am a new sewer and trying to build the courage to make a Hinterland. I love the ones you made. Especially the black and white check. ✨🧶✨

Hello Nadine. New subscriber here. Just found you by accident on RUclips. Love your knitting projects. I found it hard to find your podcast on my phone (the E15 doesnt allow your channel to pop up. Just leave the episode no out or at the end..(algorithm thing). I'm Bondi Crafter here on RUclips. I love Holts Garn supersoft and I've found its more economical to buy a Cone when Holts have Sales in Denmark. The international postage is good too

The FEN dress looks exactly like the Hinterland.

The dyeing is interesting to hear about. Never tried but using food dye might be possible 🧶🙏🏻🇬🇧

Reading is a bonus with your podcast 📖. Only got back into reading more this year 😀🙏🏻. Never read classics so catching up. Trying Charles Dickens currently, loved Jane Austen and Brontë 😊

Nadine your dresses are great! I wish I could sew 😮. So funny I do get Handmade Tale vibes from dresses that people are making 😂. I really enjoy your content. 🙏🏻🧶🇬🇧