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Thank you and happy holidays.

You are very knowledgeable and I appreciate all that you’ve shared! I already have added patterns to my favourites for gifts and myself! I loved the hat and look forward to the finished pattern because I’m going to knit! 😊

Thanks a lot for this non-obvious selection, there are a few new yarns and brands for me, and I’m a bit of a yarn nerd 😅 I wish I had more hands to try all of them! I can add a few options to your list, that I feel are also not so well known: Lucia and Haya by Holst Garn (both with a little bit of yak), Brushed Merino by Lotus Yarns, Trilogy and Lulu by Inka Tops (available on cones via Etsy). I also think Inka Tops produces some of the alpaca yarns for Kremke, because they look the same and have the same composition. Cariaggi also has a few other brushed cashmere options like Nuage and Goldie.

Love these patterns and yarns that you’ve chosen!!

Everytime I am on Etsy I prefer to support the Ukranian shops! I bought the best needle case from an ukranian shop!

Hello!! Even though a lot of these yarns are expensive, they could be added to something for a Sophie scarf or shawl! That wouldn’t break the bank. lol. Would you recommend washing before use to get the greatest effect? Great video,! Thank you. 😊

Fabulous podcast thanks. So many alternatives discussed. I can attest to the softness of the Kremke BabySilk lace solid. Love it to knit with. Love watching your podcasts 🥰🙏💚

Thank you for a great video! Another affordable mohair alternative is Midnatssol by Camarose. It’s alpaca fibres with tencel core if I remember correctly (the structure of the yarn is exaclry like standard silk mohair). I made a vest with it and the quality is great. It’s very soft and flufy

Thanks so much for sharing ❤ Merry Christmas and Happy New Year ❄️🎄🧣🧤

Very useful video, I got to know many new yarns! Merry Christmas 🤗

I wish the farmers didn’t have to eat the yaks 😢

Hi beautiful knitters! Such video is my gratitude and a gift for the holiday season. I hope this video can expand your knitting experience and maybe add some inspiration to a knitting journey! Thank you very much for your warm comments, I am wishing you a wonderful Christmas and a New Year! hugs 🤗

I can’t wait for your next podcast. Your tailoring in your knits is inspiring.

That sweater by Knitter Sol is so beautiful 😍 I really appreciate how detailed you spoke about each pattern and yarn choice. Looking forward to watching your progress on these plans!

Evgenia, love the yarn and the patterns you mentioned! But there are no WIPs in this video , what are you working on now? Did you start any Korean designs?

Wonderful podcast! You always choose such beautiful patterns. The Pachira sweater is now in my future plans!

I love the attention you give to each pattern, and the pro's and con's you share. I also love hearing about wonderful, ethically sourced yarns. I am so glad I found your podcast!

You are super knowledgeable about yarns. Very informative! I’ve saved many of the patterns you highlighted 😊

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Everything about this podcast was absolutely lovely...especially you! Time to add more patterns to my favorites : )

I have also yarn from Bouclelaine in my stash for a cardigan that was featured innthe pompom magazine a year ago. Looking forward to cadting on. My yarn also contains angora fibres

Oh my gosh you were a joy to watch. Look forward to seeing your knits finished.

Спасибо❤

Amazing podcast 💙 love all the knitting projects 🧤🧥🧣

Wonderful podcast thank you. Your excitement for knitting is contagious. I love your pattern choices and aesthetic. I presently am knitting Isabell Kraemer's Aldous sweater in a charcoal grey combo of Erika Knight's Local yarn- Masam and BFL, with Isager alpaca one lace. I love the fabric it makes soft yet sturdy also. Can't wait to get in to it. First try on now was good - hoping the neck blocks outwards. Thanks so much for sharing - I LOVE your podcasts 🙏🧡❤💙

The Merino dArles is from a breed of merino sheep farmed in the Arles region of the South of France.

Thank you for the podcast, I love the selection of the patterns. They are so unique, great inspiration for me!

This big black arm holding the mic is disturbing

У petite knit есть описание манишки на молнии.

What an amazing video, I really loved new sound and your plans are amazing. I will be happy to help, in case you need support with cables 🥹

The sound quality of your new mic is amazing!

Loving your videos so much! beautiful designs and colors 😍

Привіт із Харківщини ❤ Рада, що знайшла твій канал, дуже цікаво

Could I ask what pattern you are wearing? I would love to knit it for myself.

З початком роботи над худі! Сподіваюся, що процес в'язання буде вам цікавим і захоплюючим, не дивлячись на просту лицьову гладь виробу. Рада, що опис вам сподобався і дякую за відгуки! Приємного в'язання 🧶❤

Дякую за натхнення .

Oh this brioche hat looks incredible, you need to teach me 😅

I just can't wrap my head around how much knowledge you have on knitting and yarns! It's incredible.

As a Korean, I am so tickled by your love for Korean knit designers and yarn products.

Thank you so much for the links, especially the sock tutorial!! That’s so helpful and generous ❤ The ending of this video tho 😂😂😂😂😂😂 now I need to watch it again.

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Darling, I was so happy to watch your video during my flight to Amsterdam. I kept smiling while watching it. Is it really tomorrow morning that I'll say to you goedemorgen? 🤭❤️

Loving your podcasts a lot! Waiting for a new one :)

It's nice to see you so excited about yarn! It's all about the small things in life 🙂

Beautiful PlainYoke Tee 🐿️🍁

I have 2 patterns from Otherloops in my cue and I hear so often about the errors in the pattern that it is not so inspiring to cast on ….. for a paid pattern you would expect that by now errata would have been done

!!!! Waw I have a vest knitted from the exact same yarn (including the colorway)

Гарне відео, надихнуло!❤

About the name "Amandier cardigan", if anyone is curious, it''s a play on words in French. The word "amande" means "almond" but can also mean "diamond shape". While "amandier" does mean "almond tree", the term is also reminiscent of "damier" which means "checked pattern", so in this context you can interpret it as a pun meaning "diamond checked pattern". :-)