Oh thank you so much! I am watching the weather cool down again with lots of anticipation because I can't wait to wear it this autumn :) Thank you for watching and have a wonderful day 🥰
Hi there, watching from New Zealand . I learned to spin on an Ashford wheel 2 years ago and let me tell you, the fun never stops . The only thing at the start is you must put the hours in to make progress. I joined a local group and watched heaps of You Tube, but it’s still time with your hands and the wool that make the difference. Go for it, you’ll never look back.
That is so lovely and encouraging! You are absolutely right and to be honest I am enjoying the process even if the “yarn” I’m making is a bit rubbish 😂 Thank you so much for watching 🥰
Thanks a lot for your lovely podcast. ❤ I watched it while working on my actual sweater-spin. 😊 I learned spinning on a Bliss from Woolmakers. Now I use most of the time the Ashford Espinner. In my opinion spinning is like knitting: practice is the key. I also started with "schwangeren Regenwürmern". 😂 Now I like my yarns and enjoy knitting with them so much, that I don't buy yarn any more. 😊 Keep on going and happy spinning.👍
I am persevering with the spinning but looking forward to a bit of time off soon so I can really focus on it. Schwangeren Regenwürmern 😂 Thank you so much for watching 🥰
Hi, a lovely podcast as always. I also started spinning on a Kiwi 2 and loved it. My dream spinning wheel is a Majacraft, they are beautiful. I've just finished knitting a Coorie In Poncho for myself and I'm now knitting a Quaintly vest for one of my granddaughters. Watching from NZ
So cool you are test knitting for Maxim Cyr. I can’t wait to see the finished cardigan. I had the pleasure of meeting him at Knit City in Toronto a couple of weeks ago, and I’m planning on knitting his new Nevermore Sweater 😊love your podcast, I always learn so much
You lucky thing going to Knit City Montreal! The Nevermore is so nice! I am going to knit the Nightfall for my partner at some point, maybe for Christmas this year. Thank you so much for watching 🥰
Enjoyed your podcast! writing from North Carolina. Currently knitting test knit for Teti Lusak Drevo pullover. Wondered if you knew of the Moomin Knit Socks book releasing June 18th?
Love the test knit sweater. It's absolutely stunning. I can well imagine it's not the perfect travel project. I've made that mistake many a time😂😂😂. I'm currently away from home on a work trip and managed to just bring one neglected project, which I'm pleased about, cos it needs the attention. Xx
Indeed! That is such a good idea to take a neglected WIP as a travel project; you have no choice but to work on it! Enjoy your trip and thanks for watching again 🥰
Hi, Kathryn! I just found you tonight and really enjoyed your podcast! I live in San Francisco, just south of your sister. Trust me, when that fog rolls in, it gets to be freezing!! We also have chilly nights in the winter. This winter, we had more rain than Seattle. You can be sure that if you knit for your Cali family, the pieces will get worn. Really enjoyed hearing about your travels, yarn haul, spinning and WIPs. That Art Nouveau looks amazing! I just finished a test knit for James N Watts and am now finishing a Mutch Shawl by Isabell Kraemer (in Nutiden) and a Tegna by Caitlin Hunter (a tee knit in a linen/cotton chainette yarn I dyed myself). I could have used that Nutiden shawl tonight, it was freezing, 57 degrees! Anyway, I look forward to watching all your episodes and thanks for putting out such fun content!
Hi in SF! I loved visiting your city so much a few years ago and hope to go again very soon :) I will take your comment as permission to go crazy with the knitwear and they will all get at least accessories this Christmas 😂 I am curious what you were testing for James N Watts so I will have to look at his socials! I love working with Nutiden too and am thinking of casting on the Like a Cloud Cardigan from Joji Locatelli at some point :) The Tegna tee is so pretty! I just added it to my favourites :) Thank you so much for watching 🥰
You are so kind! I did spend Monday afternoon ripping out and fixing the cardigan and I actually took the opportunity to rip back to the the yoke before splitting to add in a couple more underarm stitches after my partner said he would like it a little roomier :) Every cloud has a silver lining! Thank you so much for watching 🥰
For a second, I thought that was Stephen West in the first shot of the yarn store. I’ve been to Stephen & Penelope it was lovely. Amsterdam was a great stop after our time in Shetland for Wool Week and I went with a friend who lived there so she knew exactly where to take me. My favorite book as a child was Little Women by Louisa May Alcott. I grew up in New England (Rhode Island) so it was a popular book there. I’ve been in California since 1988 and have lived mostly in Northern CA near San Francisco but have moved to the San Diego area. Lovely peonies behind you! I’m currently swatching for a Gansey for my husband, decided on the New Haven.
Haha :) I have been there many times and have sadly never run into Mr West :) Shetland Wool Week is the dream! It must have been so much fun! I love Little Women as well but it wasn't until I was studying Literature at university that I realised the significance of Concord and the links to Emerson, Thoreau and the Transcendentalists. It is such an important little book :) Thank you so much for watching 🥰
I’m from upstate New York, south of the Adirondacks and north of the Catskills in a little old Dutch Hudson River valley town. Sounds cuter than it is. 😄 I’m working on using my sweater quantity stash to make some simple top down pullovers and cardigans. Just finished the Finial Cardigan by Estelle (added sleeves) cardigan with 1 strand of Tulip fingering held with a strand of Snow mohair from Barnyard Knits. Also crocheting granny squares to make a retro pullover. 🤷🏻♀️ And knitting a very basic dark blue pullover. Enjoying your videos! My favorite books as a child were The Littles, I think. Thanks for sharing your story.
Oh wow! Where you live does sound adorable 🥰 I just looked up the Finial Cardigan and it is now in my Ravelry favourites, and it is a free pattern! Thank you for the tip! The Littles books aren't something that I have come across before but I am sure I would be in the minority in your part of the world :) Thank you so much for watching 🥰
i just found your podcast - your knitting is gorgeous!!! that color work sweater is incredible. i’m from connecticut, usa - currently knitting on my agnete cardigan by petite knit with some hand spun corriedale that i spun on my wheel from the 1800s! i learned to spin on an ashford traveler around 4 years ago and have been obsessed ever since haha - it’s definitely an interesting learning process but you will get to the point eventually where you won’t have to think about what you’re doing. just keep at it! spinning is so meditative, for sure one of my favorite things to do. so glad to have found your channel, looking forward to following along with your podcast
Hello neighbour :) It is wonderful to discover just how many people spin! I just want to get good enough to justify buying pretty hand-dyed fibre :) Thank you so much for watching 🥰
Another wonderful journey ❤ I am so happy to experience spinning with you. I worked with spinning when my daughters were young but that was LONG ago. Lovely podcast
What beautiful test knits, love the gentle colour changing in the art nouveau, I’ve only made one of her sweaters & loved every minute of it! Thank you for such a lovely podcast 😍
Ray from needles at the ready is completing the same test knit and made the same mistake in the pattern , but his was at the top of the sleeves . He left his as a unique statement 😂
Hello from USA/ New Hampshire. I learned on a Louet many many years ago. I don't spin really any longer. Id rather knit . Love the gorgeous Test knit! Thank you for taking us with you.
That's a really good idea! The original yarn the designer used is a linen/merino so a merino/alpaca would work really well :) Thank you so much for watching 🥰
Your Art Nouveau sweater looks amazing! I am Dutch, so I will help you a little bit 😀. Wol = wool, met verve is with passion, exaltation, zest. You say Sheepjes, but there is that C in it. CH make a sound that isn't used in most languages, it is a bit like a roaring dog. Just try it, ggrr from the back of your throat 🤣. Looking forward to all the projects you will knit with the beautiful yarns you have bought. Anja (eenleukleven)
That is so helpful! Thank you! That 'ch' sound seems similar to the 'ch' in Welsh so I can totally do that :) And thank you for explaining the meaning of Wol met verve too! Thank you so much for watching 🥰
I totally understand! One or two of the characters are definitely a little scary like the Groke and the Hobgoblin! I loved spooky stories when I was a kid though, still do :) Thank you so much for watching 🥰
Hello from Aotearoa New Zealand 👋 I'm sitting in some winter sunshine knitting some socks while I watch. Yarn shops can be very dangerous places! I try not to visit too often 🤣 I haven't got into colour work yet, but that art nouveau one looks beautiful!
Hello in NZ :) If you are up for trying a little colourwork, I recommend a cowl, maybe one from Pacific Knit Co as she does some really fun designs! Thank you so much for watching 🥰
You'll get the hang of spinning, it's building muscle memory built through repetition and time at the wheel, and most people do not come out of the gate doing it well. The best advice I received was to get something such as Corriedale, Falkland, or Cheviot (medium wools in a top preparation) and spin a pound of it. Art yarn is highly technical and as someone who is quite consistent it humbled me greatly when I took a workshop, even more so than when I learned to spin. Tour de Fleece is starting at the end of the month, that's a great time to build consistency at the wheel. I learned on a Babe (I'm shocked I continued), but my Lendrum was the wheel I learned consistency with. I currently have a Lendrum, an Ashford Elizabeth, Ashford Traditional, an Ashford E3, a Matchless, and a vintage Norwegian wheel named the Norwegian Princess. I'm gifting a vintage Ashford Traditional to my sister to learn on, and that's an excellent wheel for beginners, very little bells and whistles. The Ashford Kiwi you're learning on is also really nice wheel to learn on, as there's not much to it.
That is such a good idea to participate in Tour de Fleece, and thank you so much for the fibre and wheel tips; I genuinely appreciate it. I am determined to get the hang of it and it is so much fun to try even it if it is a bit frustrating at the moment! Thank you so much for watching 🥰
Greetings from SE of Sth Australia. Beginning of winter, beautifully mild but cold. I am a die-hard knitter, prior spinning and weaving which Im not good at, sitting on the backburner. Knitting for my prem granddaughter the Sunday Suit, Petite Knits and have finished the Tulip Dress by Knitting for Olive. I dont understand the alogorithm of RUclips to not see your episodes before. Is the unspun you are referring to similar to the Plutopi plates? I have the Ashford Joy 2 which is foldable to carry in its own travel bag. Visited Amsterdam but at night when the shops were closed. Not sure if Stephen and Penelope existed 2019?
Yes, the algorithms are a mystery to me too, so thank you for finding me! The unspun I am wearing in the episode is plates from Woollentwine but yes, it's kind of similar although the plutolopi is much more rustic. My favourite unspun is Nutiden and I will definitely talk more about it on future episodes. Have fun knitting for your beautiful new granddaughter 🥰
Hello! I’m Ana from Costa Rica and and I’m traveling to Frankfurt in the beginning of November. Do you know of any nice yarn shops or fairs nearby? I like your style very much and enjoy hearing you while I knit. So thanks!
Hello in Costa Rica! I am so sorry but I don't know Frankfurt at all but I just did a quick Google and "Nina Wolle und Mehr" looks like somewhere I would visit! If you are interested in wool festivals in Europe, this is a really helpful website: beingknitterly.co.uk/european-yarn-festivals/ Thank you so much for watching 🥰
I'm in love with your colorwork sweater, oh my!!!!❤❤❤❤ I'm having such fun catching up on your past videos! Be well Kathryn : ) xoxo Judy
Oh thank you so much! I am watching the weather cool down again with lots of anticipation because I can't wait to wear it this autumn :) Thank you for watching and have a wonderful day 🥰
Hi there, watching from New Zealand . I learned to spin on an Ashford wheel 2 years ago and let me tell you, the fun never stops . The only thing at the start is you must put the hours in to make progress. I joined a local group and watched heaps of You Tube, but it’s still time with your hands and the wool that make the difference. Go for it, you’ll never look back.
That is so lovely and encouraging! You are absolutely right and to be honest I am enjoying the process even if the “yarn” I’m making is a bit rubbish 😂 Thank you so much for watching 🥰
First time I found your channel and it was a delight! Love all the yarny goodness! ❤
Welcome :) and thank you so much for watching 🥰
Thanks a lot for your lovely podcast. ❤ I watched it while working on my actual sweater-spin. 😊 I learned spinning on a Bliss from Woolmakers. Now I use most of the time the Ashford Espinner. In my opinion spinning is like knitting: practice is the key. I also started with "schwangeren Regenwürmern". 😂 Now I like my yarns and enjoy knitting with them so much, that I don't buy yarn any more. 😊 Keep on going and happy spinning.👍
I am persevering with the spinning but looking forward to a bit of time off soon so I can really focus on it. Schwangeren Regenwürmern 😂 Thank you so much for watching 🥰
What a delightful podcast! Full of colour and yarn and …laughs! New subscriber from England . ( with both Welsh and German roots, coincidentally! )
Hello in England :) Thank you so much for watching 🥰
Absolutely beautiful colorwok🤎🤍
You are so sweet! Thank you so much 🥰
Up late here in Michigan working on socks. Stumbled upon your podcast. You are delightful 😊
You are so kind to say so! Good luck with the socks and thank you for watching 🥰
I love your intro film where there is a couch in the store for the man to sit on while his wife shops (assumption that may or may not be correct). 😊
It is such a nice idea isn't it! I think the store owners host knit-nights there too and it looks so cosy. Thank you so much for watching 🥰
BINGO - found you 😍 Could listen to your voice for ages, Greetings from a yarn lover around your corner
I am very happy you found me! Thank you for watching 🥰
Hi, a lovely podcast as always. I also started spinning on a Kiwi 2 and loved it. My dream spinning wheel is a Majacraft, they are beautiful. I've just finished knitting a Coorie In Poncho for myself and I'm now knitting a Quaintly vest for one of my granddaughters. Watching from NZ
A Coorie In Poncho might be a good use of the Istex I picked up :) I am happy you enjoyed the episode and thank you again for watching 🥰
So cool you are test knitting for Maxim Cyr. I can’t wait to see the finished cardigan. I had the pleasure of meeting him at Knit City in Toronto a couple of weeks ago, and I’m planning on knitting his new Nevermore Sweater 😊love your podcast, I always learn so much
You lucky thing going to Knit City Montreal! The Nevermore is so nice! I am going to knit the Nightfall for my partner at some point, maybe for Christmas this year. Thank you so much for watching 🥰
Enjoyed your podcast! writing from North Carolina. Currently knitting test knit for Teti Lusak Drevo pullover. Wondered if you knew of the Moomin Knit Socks book releasing June 18th?
Hi! Oh my goodness, no I didn't know that! I will definitely be putting that on my wishlist! Thank you so much for the heads up and for watching 🥰
Love the test knit sweater. It's absolutely stunning. I can well imagine it's not the perfect travel project. I've made that mistake many a time😂😂😂. I'm currently away from home on a work trip and managed to just bring one neglected project, which I'm pleased about, cos it needs the attention. Xx
Indeed! That is such a good idea to take a neglected WIP as a travel project; you have no choice but to work on it! Enjoy your trip and thanks for watching again 🥰
Hello! I stumbled upon your podcast today and really enjoyed it! 😊 I’m from Ohio in the US. Tammi, Wool and Wine podcast.
Hello in Ohio! I just found your podcast and am looking forward to watching a few episodes :) Thank you so much for watching 🥰
Hello from Sweden! I love unspun yarn ❤
Yay! Another unspun fan :) Thank you so much for watching 🥰
Hi, Kathryn! I just found you tonight and really enjoyed your podcast! I live in San Francisco, just south of your sister. Trust me, when that fog rolls in, it gets to be freezing!! We also have chilly nights in the winter. This winter, we had more rain than Seattle. You can be sure that if you knit for your Cali family, the pieces will get worn. Really enjoyed hearing about your travels, yarn haul, spinning and WIPs. That Art Nouveau looks amazing! I just finished a test knit for James N Watts and am now finishing a Mutch Shawl by Isabell Kraemer (in Nutiden) and a Tegna by Caitlin Hunter (a tee knit in a linen/cotton chainette yarn I dyed myself). I could have used that Nutiden shawl tonight, it was freezing, 57 degrees! Anyway, I look forward to watching all your episodes and thanks for putting out such fun content!
Hi in SF! I loved visiting your city so much a few years ago and hope to go again very soon :) I will take your comment as permission to go crazy with the knitwear and they will all get at least accessories this Christmas 😂 I am curious what you were testing for James N Watts so I will have to look at his socials! I love working with Nutiden too and am thinking of casting on the Like a Cloud Cardigan from Joji Locatelli at some point :) The Tegna tee is so pretty! I just added it to my favourites :) Thank you so much for watching 🥰
So happy to discover ur podcast today. Luv ur selfirony and honest presentation of ur work. Look forward to the next episode.
You are so kind! I did spend Monday afternoon ripping out and fixing the cardigan and I actually took the opportunity to rip back to the the yoke before splitting to add in a couple more underarm stitches after my partner said he would like it a little roomier :) Every cloud has a silver lining! Thank you so much for watching 🥰
Sorry, forgot to say your Art Nouveau sweater is gorgeous. I’ve always wanted to make one of her sweaters.
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For a second, I thought that was Stephen West in the first shot of the yarn store. I’ve been to Stephen & Penelope it was lovely. Amsterdam was a great stop after our time in Shetland for Wool Week and I went with a friend who lived there so she knew exactly where to take me. My favorite book as a child was Little Women by Louisa May Alcott. I grew up in New England (Rhode Island) so it was a popular book there. I’ve been in California since 1988 and have lived mostly in Northern CA near San Francisco but have moved to the San Diego area. Lovely peonies behind you! I’m currently swatching for a Gansey for my husband, decided on the New Haven.
Haha :) I have been there many times and have sadly never run into Mr West :) Shetland Wool Week is the dream! It must have been so much fun! I love Little Women as well but it wasn't until I was studying Literature at university that I realised the significance of Concord and the links to Emerson, Thoreau and the Transcendentalists. It is such an important little book :) Thank you so much for watching 🥰
I’m from upstate New York, south of the Adirondacks and north of the Catskills in a little old Dutch Hudson River valley town. Sounds cuter than it is. 😄 I’m working on using my sweater quantity stash to make some simple top down pullovers and cardigans. Just finished the Finial Cardigan by Estelle (added sleeves) cardigan with 1 strand of Tulip fingering held with a strand of Snow mohair from Barnyard Knits. Also crocheting granny squares to make a retro pullover. 🤷🏻♀️ And knitting a very basic dark blue pullover. Enjoying your videos! My favorite books as a child were The Littles, I think. Thanks for sharing your story.
Oh wow! Where you live does sound adorable 🥰 I just looked up the Finial Cardigan and it is now in my Ravelry favourites, and it is a free pattern! Thank you for the tip! The Littles books aren't something that I have come across before but I am sure I would be in the minority in your part of the world :) Thank you so much for watching 🥰
@@madebymoomeeno Great! The Littles are sort of like The Borrowers, but with tails. 😆
I was just thinking about The Littles.
I loved The Boxcar Children
That's marvellous :) I will recommend it to my sister who has young kids!
i just found your podcast - your knitting is gorgeous!!! that color work sweater is incredible. i’m from connecticut, usa - currently knitting on my agnete cardigan by petite knit with some hand spun corriedale that i spun on my wheel from the 1800s! i learned to spin on an ashford traveler around 4 years ago and have been obsessed ever since haha - it’s definitely an interesting learning process but you will get to the point eventually where you won’t have to think about what you’re doing. just keep at it! spinning is so meditative, for sure one of my favorite things to do. so glad to have found your channel, looking forward to following along with your podcast
Hello in Connecticut! That's lovely to hear about the spinning and I will definitely keep working on it :) Thank you so much for watching 🥰
So happy finding you ! Long life to your lovely podcast 💛
Thank you so much for watching 🥰
Just discovered your lovely podcast and enjoyed it so much. I come from western Germany🙂
Hello neighbour! Thank you so much for watching 🥰
Love your podcast very much and enjoy your stories..I spin on a kiwi and love it 👋wish you all the best and many greetings from north Germany 🤗
Hello neighbour :) It is wonderful to discover just how many people spin! I just want to get good enough to justify buying pretty hand-dyed fibre :) Thank you so much for watching 🥰
Hello from Sydney
Hello in Sydney! Thank you for watching 🥰
Another wonderful journey ❤
I am so happy to experience spinning with you. I worked with spinning when my daughters were young but that was LONG ago.
Lovely podcast
You are so kind :) Thank you so much for watching 🥰
What beautiful test knits, love the gentle colour changing in the art nouveau, I’ve only made one of her sweaters & loved every minute of it! Thank you for such a lovely podcast 😍
That is so nice of you to say! Thank you so much for watching 🥰
Ray from needles at the ready is completing the same test knit and made the same mistake in the pattern , but his was at the top of the sleeves . He left his as a unique statement 😂
That was a very smart move and honestly, if it had been for myself, I might have considered that solution! Thank you for watching 🥰
Hello from USA/ New Hampshire. I learned on a Louet many many years ago. I don't spin really any longer. Id rather knit . Love the gorgeous Test knit! Thank you for taking us with you.
Hello in New Hampshire :) You are more than welcome! Thank you so much for watching 🥰
Your art nouveau sweater is gorgeous. I would like to try a version of that in a Merino alpaca blend as I have sensitive skin.
That's a really good idea! The original yarn the designer used is a linen/merino so a merino/alpaca would work really well :) Thank you so much for watching 🥰
Your Art Nouveau sweater looks amazing! I am Dutch, so I will help you a little bit 😀. Wol = wool, met verve is with passion, exaltation, zest. You say Sheepjes, but there is that C in it. CH make a sound that isn't used in most languages, it is a bit like a roaring dog. Just try it, ggrr from the back of your throat 🤣. Looking forward to all the projects you will knit with the beautiful yarns you have bought. Anja (eenleukleven)
That is so helpful! Thank you! That 'ch' sound seems similar to the 'ch' in Welsh so I can totally do that :) And thank you for explaining the meaning of Wol met verve too! Thank you so much for watching 🥰
Funnily enough, the Moomins used to scare the life out of me 😂 first time finding you in the algorithm and I’ll be sticking around!
I totally understand! One or two of the characters are definitely a little scary like the Groke and the Hobgoblin! I loved spooky stories when I was a kid though, still do :) Thank you so much for watching 🥰
Hello from Aotearoa New Zealand 👋 I'm sitting in some winter sunshine knitting some socks while I watch. Yarn shops can be very dangerous places! I try not to visit too often 🤣 I haven't got into colour work yet, but that art nouveau one looks beautiful!
Hello in NZ :) If you are up for trying a little colourwork, I recommend a cowl, maybe one from Pacific Knit Co as she does some really fun designs! Thank you so much for watching 🥰
Hello from PNW Oregon USA !!! Your Art Nouveau Sweater is GORGEOUS !!
Hello in Oregon! You live somewhere I would love to explore! Thank you so much for watching 🥰
Oh, and verf is Dutch for paint, dye. She dyes her yarn herself, so Wol met verve means 2 things in one.
Hi. As a Moomin fan have you seen there is a sock book out of Moomin patterns ! It was on someone else’s blog x
I just heard about it! I might just go ahead and preorder it :) Thanks so much for watching 🥰
You'll get the hang of spinning, it's building muscle memory built through repetition and time at the wheel, and most people do not come out of the gate doing it well. The best advice I received was to get something such as Corriedale, Falkland, or Cheviot (medium wools in a top preparation) and spin a pound of it. Art yarn is highly technical and as someone who is quite consistent it humbled me greatly when I took a workshop, even more so than when I learned to spin. Tour de Fleece is starting at the end of the month, that's a great time to build consistency at the wheel. I learned on a Babe (I'm shocked I continued), but my Lendrum was the wheel I learned consistency with. I currently have a Lendrum, an Ashford Elizabeth, Ashford Traditional, an Ashford E3, a Matchless, and a vintage Norwegian wheel named the Norwegian Princess. I'm gifting a vintage Ashford Traditional to my sister to learn on, and that's an excellent wheel for beginners, very little bells and whistles. The Ashford Kiwi you're learning on is also really nice wheel to learn on, as there's not much to it.
That is such a good idea to participate in Tour de Fleece, and thank you so much for the fibre and wheel tips; I genuinely appreciate it. I am determined to get the hang of it and it is so much fun to try even it if it is a bit frustrating at the moment! Thank you so much for watching 🥰
Gorgeous yarn 😍 love the podcast. Amsterdam looks amazing, I definitely need to visit 😁
You should! Let me know when and we will make an appointment to squish yarn together 🥰
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Hi, I am watching your podcast for the second time. Cheers from southern Australia. . Look forward to seeing you again soon Eileen
Hello again :) And thank you for coming back again! I do appreciate it 🥰
HandmadebyFlorence has just shown a Moomin Sock book that has just been released!
Thank you for letting me know! I have got it on pre-order in Germany as it comes out on June 18 in English here :) Thank you so much for watching 🥰
Hello from Ontario Canada! I just found you on RUclips ❤ I am working on the Roosty tank top by Ella Gordon. Knitted with Jamieson+Smith.😊
Oooo lovely :) You can't go wrong with Jamieson&Smith! Thank you so much for watching 🥰
No worries. The expert in anything was once a beginner. Enjoy being a learner!
Indeed! Thank you for watching 🥰
Greetings from SE of Sth Australia. Beginning of winter, beautifully mild but cold. I am a die-hard knitter, prior spinning and weaving which Im not good at, sitting on the backburner. Knitting for my prem granddaughter the Sunday Suit, Petite Knits and have finished the Tulip Dress by Knitting for Olive. I dont understand the alogorithm of RUclips to not see your episodes before. Is the unspun you are referring to similar to the Plutopi plates? I have the Ashford Joy 2 which is foldable to carry in its own travel bag. Visited Amsterdam but at night when the shops were closed. Not sure if Stephen and Penelope existed 2019?
Yes, the algorithms are a mystery to me too, so thank you for finding me! The unspun I am wearing in the episode is plates from Woollentwine but yes, it's kind of similar although the plutolopi is much more rustic. My favourite unspun is Nutiden and I will definitely talk more about it on future episodes. Have fun knitting for your beautiful new granddaughter 🥰
Hello! I’m Ana from Costa Rica and and I’m traveling to Frankfurt in the beginning of November. Do you know of any nice yarn shops or fairs nearby?
I like your style very much and enjoy hearing you while I knit. So thanks!
Hello in Costa Rica! I am so sorry but I don't know Frankfurt at all but I just did a quick Google and "Nina Wolle und Mehr" looks like somewhere I would visit! If you are interested in wool festivals in Europe, this is a really helpful website: beingknitterly.co.uk/european-yarn-festivals/ Thank you so much for watching 🥰
Thank you so much!