An idea I had was to wear warm-weather knits over a turtleneck in the cooler months to get a longer wearing season out of them. There are so many good patterns - thanks for sharing!
Plain yoke tee 20 solo added to the Favourites. It's simply perfect and perfectly simple! Thanks for curating such a lovely set of knits Kaci. I'm with you on the topdown preference. I feel so much more confident with the try-it-on method.
Wonderful and inspiring episode! Amen to your comment about having to wear a cami underneath a summer top. Definitely defeats the purpose of trying to stay cool.🥵
I live in Texas. It’s 83 degrees here today and I’m wearing my Daintylion sweater by Rebecca McKenzie. Made it in The Fibre Co. Cirro and it is as light as a feather and I wear it all spring and summer long. I made mine with short sleeves and the a-line shaping Rebecca has a worksheet for built into the pattern.
Another excellent and well curated episode. Thank you! I recently saw interview with Red Stag Fibre creator and was surprised to learn his wife is owner of The Modern Skein, TX. I love her shop, his yarn, and your podcasts, so win, win, win!
Lots of great patterns. I especially liked the peachy/rusty one. One top I knitted last summer was the Sahara top, lovely lace details. I used a cotton/bamboo blend. I live in Australia and it can get very hot here. Love your podcast 😊
🌴☀️Your welcome for the pattern💐 I’m still figuring out the yarn for it perhaps a linen blend because it’s always hot in south Florida. I quite enjoy this type of video and enjoy it every single time 🎉 & I have to say again…your spun yarn is gorgeous!!!☀️🌴
My favorite warm weather knits thus far: 1. Ooh La la by Isabell Kramer. I made mine from K+C Hand Dyed Cotton. It is my go to summer evening sweater! 2. "Aisha" Lace Top by Olga Grishina I made with a fingering Finece Giza Cotton yarn and it turned out lovely. I have plans to make another one for this summer. 3. Fosette by Devin Ventre. I used Lion Brand Truboo. It worked up so quickly and is soooo drapy.... I really enjoy wearing it in the spring and summer. I would like to make another one for this summer in more neutral colors.
Thanks for this round-up. I am excited to make the Geometryii that you showed. I also appreciate the yarn descriptions - very helpful for someone with not as much experience with different yarns.
My favourite summer pattern: The no sweat shirt from Park Williams. I am wearing that all the time, just love it. Looks great on everybody, in every colour. I would knit another one right away if anything were to happen to mine! 😊
Thank you for the ideas, thank you for sharing them with us. Now I have on my needles Umbria Summer Top by Cookie the Knitter and Hällevik - blouse by Wool & Beyond. Next will be Pavuk vest by Teti Lutsak ❤
Thank you for this great pattern round-up! I wasn’t sure if I was going to knit any summer tops this year but this podcast has inspired me and I am adding some of these to my queue. A lovely top I made last year was the Wildclover tee by Alicia Plummer, which is a basic raglan but with a lovely lace border around the bottom. It is DK weight, I used Drops Belle. Happy Spring!
@@YoungfolkKnits - I really like it and plan to use it again. Of course it’s hard to beat the price, but I also found it to have a lovely texture and drape.
I’ve been eyeing up the Juno top but I’m with you on the strapless situation 😅 I’m very much considering a black straight edged version and combining the straps and the long sleeves to make a funky “cold shoulder” garment! I just don’t know if I’ve got the confidence 😬😋
I’m enjoying these spring/summer pattern idea videos! One top I’m super excited to make is the Petal Party Crop by Samantha Guerin. I have also saved the Lesley Tee by Noma Ndlovu, it just looks fun!
Hey. I am just binding off skeindeers soleie shell tank and it's really nice. Also Joji has a beautiful new shirt pattern that is on my list called Adriata. Thank you for sharing and have a great day. Greetings from india
The best summer knit I made last summer was definitely my Flores by Eri Shimazu that I shamelessly copied from Mel of Cosy Cadigans and made it in KFO cotton/merino blend in Purple Elephant. It’s a very loose fitting airy knit with a deep raglan and boxy body. Also for very hot weather is the sleeveless Trunk Island tank by Beth MacDonaldstone made in worsted weight cotton with pretty tie shoulders.
I am swatching for the Adriata top by Joji Locatelli while watching this. I am all about the summer knits! I've already finished the Moonset Tee and Collette Tee for this spring/summer, and I have swatched for the Florence tank and just need to get more yarn so I can knit that up! I also plan to knit the Mila Top by Sari Nordlund. I applied for the test and fingers crossed I get it, if not then I am ready for when that pattern is released this summer!
Hi Casi. I would recomment two Danish designers. Petitknit and Misknit. They both got some lovely summer tops (and a whole lot more) 🙈 Thanks for your lovely podcast. Sorry for my english. I'm Danish.
Knitty Natty just released a yarn tour of Red Stag Fibres dye studio. The owner talks about the Polwarth/Mashem blend. A very interesting video. It seems like a great, quality conscious company. Your video was lots of fun, as always, Kaci. I am burning to make a Tolsta Tee, but it will have to wait until I finish my Hitofude Cardigan.
Another wonderful show Kaci! I love your summer sweater selections and wanted to suggest a pattern patiently waiting for me to knit! It is the Roto Sleeveless Top and I will use We Are the Knitter's The Cotton in a Terracotta color! Have a great week and Blair suggested that I mention that we work together on Bainbridge Island. 🧶👋
I love these pattern roundups. How about one focused on bee-inspired patterns? I love bees, maybe because my name comes from the Latin word for honey bee ❤
I love your videos discussing possible patterns! Thank you for doing them! Did you ever knit the Elena Pullover? I think I remember you saying you cast it on. I just started mine. It’s light and airy, just knit with knitting for olive silk mohair. I think it will be very pretty for cool nights!
What about the off-the-shoulder top with a slight bit of positive ease to wear over a dress? It could be really cute with tied /ribbon straps or ruffled straps, maybe. Or under a pinafore style dress!
Have you checked out ark organic cotton wide strap sports bras? They are super nice, size up in the bra styles, one would look good under the off the shoulder top, they have great colours😊
Thank you for sharing your tops. There is a pattern seven sisters top by blue sky fibers but I like the pattern did not like there worsted organic cotton at all so am looking for a cotton blend worsted any suggestions would appreciate it. 😊
I love the Geometry Tee but the projects posted on Ravelry so far don’t impress. You need the right body type (very thin and long-waisted) to do this pattern justice and it needs plenty of ease. Beautiful design though.
Wool and linen both are 5000mHz but should not be worn together as they will cancel each other out since the frequencies run in the opposite directions (its like wearing "dead" low frequency fabrics like polyester and workout wear)
All the Tolsta patterns by Rebecca Clow are the top of my warm weather list this year.
Her new summer versions really appeal to me. The tank, with straps wide enough to cover bra straps is the perfect sleeveless tee for me.
It’s on my list!
That shade of blue looks absolutely stunning on you . Soo classy!
Oh thank you!
As someone from KY. I am enjoying watching such a talented knitter that share my accent. 😂
Oh thank you! 🤣
YOUR PODCAST IS DELIGHTFUL. Thank you so much for sharing our knitting adventures with us.
Thank you so much!
You’re in the 70s and I’m looking at a snowstorm 😂 😭 I need these spring inspirations to actually believe that it’s coming!!!
Same here in Vermont 🙃
Oh boy! It’s getting warm here! I wish we would have gotten more snow tho 😢
We still have time to knit spring clothing while we are trapped indoors
SO MANY great finds Kaci!!! Thank you for this fun episode.
BTW it’s keen-tah-KNEE-yah. I’m loving Claudia’s designs too.🎉
Thank you!
Ewe Knit Toronto is my local yarn store and the sweater your knitting is beautiful in person!
An idea I had was to wear warm-weather knits over a turtleneck in the cooler months to get a longer wearing season out of them. There are so many good patterns - thanks for sharing!
Plain yoke tee 20 solo added to the Favourites. It's simply perfect and perfectly simple! Thanks for curating such a lovely set of knits Kaci. I'm with you on the topdown preference. I feel so much more confident with the try-it-on method.
Wonderful and inspiring episode! Amen to your comment about having to wear a cami underneath a summer top. Definitely defeats the purpose of trying to stay cool.🥵
So true!
Kerri Blumer has tons of great summer patterns! The crop twist top and her newest one with a peplum are super cute! Thanks for the great podcast! ❤
I live in Texas. It’s 83 degrees here today and I’m wearing my Daintylion sweater by Rebecca McKenzie. Made it in The Fibre Co. Cirro and it is as light as a feather and I wear it all spring and summer long. I made mine with short sleeves and the a-line shaping Rebecca has a worksheet for built into the pattern.
That sounds just lovely
Another excellent and well curated episode. Thank you! I recently saw interview with Red Stag Fibre creator and was surprised to learn his wife is owner of The Modern Skein, TX. I love her shop, his yarn, and your podcasts, so win, win, win!
Awesome, thank you! That’s so cool to leanr
Lovely patterns, I add a couple to my ravelry favorites ❤
Great pattern round up! So many cute ones. Thanks, friend.❤
Thank you! 😊
so much inspiration!! I want to knit everything hahaha and your ranunculus looks spectacular
Thank you so much!!
I love that you move the yarn over your neck. I have alot of sensitively to animal fibers. So I love ❤️ your fiber recommendations.❤
Oh thank you! Yes I have to do a chest/neck test lol
I just discovered your channel - so helpful and peaceful! Thank you!
TU for all the ideas for spring and summer ❤❤❤
Thank you for watching
Lots of great patterns. I especially liked the peachy/rusty one. One top I knitted last summer was the Sahara top, lovely lace details. I used a cotton/bamboo blend. I live in Australia and it can get very hot here. Love your podcast 😊
Thanks for sharing!!
The Geometry tee looks so cool! It caught my eye right away on your thumbnail, definitely putting it in my queue
I love it!
Beautiful color on you ! Hope your Dad is doing better !!
Thank you so much!
Thanks for creating the bundle that’s so handy. The Ranunculus is lovely!! Perfect for Arkansas weather.
It really is!
Thanks I got a couple of inspirations from your pattern ideas. But you knit so much more than I do and I love what you make. Happy knitting.
Ah thanks!
25:26 Shout- out from Aberdeenshire! (shire is pronounced sure, but I do love the lord of the rings reference!)
🌴☀️Your welcome for the pattern💐 I’m still figuring out the yarn for it perhaps a linen blend because it’s always hot in south Florida. I quite enjoy this type of video and enjoy it every single time 🎉 & I have to say again…your spun yarn is gorgeous!!!☀️🌴
Yea! Maybe Sandnes garn line or drops!
Truly Mrtyle has some great tees and tanks, Reef and Urchin are two that I have knit. She's a New Zealand designer.
My favorite warm weather knits thus far:
1. Ooh La la by Isabell Kramer. I made mine from K+C Hand Dyed Cotton. It is my go to summer evening sweater!
2. "Aisha" Lace Top by Olga Grishina I made with a fingering Finece Giza Cotton yarn and it turned out lovely. I have plans to make another one for this summer.
3. Fosette by Devin Ventre. I used Lion Brand Truboo. It worked up so quickly and is soooo drapy.... I really enjoy wearing it in the spring and summer. I would like to make another one for this summer in more neutral colors.
Really great pattern ideas!! Can't wait for spring/summer knits!! Wonderful as always to spend time with you.
Thanks so much!
Thanks for this round-up. I am excited to make the Geometryii that you showed. I also appreciate the yarn descriptions - very helpful for someone with not as much experience with different yarns.
Wonderful! Thank you for watching 🥰
Starting my Friday knitting with you! xo
Awww thanks!!!
My favourite summer knit is the Hatsuki tee by Rievive on Ravelry. The lace was so fun to knit, and the FO is so easy to wear.
Ooooo I’ll look it up
Another fantastic video. I like the Maema DK Cardigan by Pin and Pin.It’s a brand new pattern.
Oh thank you! I’ll check it out
My favourite summer pattern: The no sweat shirt from Park Williams. I am wearing that all the time, just love it. Looks great on everybody, in every colour. I would knit another one right away if anything were to happen to mine! 😊
Thanks for sharing!! I will.L check that one out!!
Love You Sistar!!!!
Thank you for the ideas, thank you for sharing them with us.
Now I have on my needles Umbria Summer Top by Cookie the Knitter and Hällevik - blouse by Wool & Beyond. Next will be Pavuk vest by Teti Lutsak ❤
Nice choices.
Thanks!
Thank you for this great pattern round-up! I wasn’t sure if I was going to knit any summer tops this year but this podcast has inspired me and I am adding some of these to my queue. A lovely top I made last year was the Wildclover tee by Alicia Plummer, which is a basic raglan but with a lovely lace border around the bottom. It is DK weight, I used Drops Belle. Happy Spring!
Wonderful! I love Alicia Plummer designs. How did the drops yarn work out?
@@YoungfolkKnits - I really like it and plan to use it again. Of course it’s hard to beat the price, but I also found it to have a lovely texture and drape.
I have 2 new techniques is finger weben and the other one last night is weaving without a loom doing the cross knit looping weaving without a loom
Hello from Swansea, Illinois.
Hello!
I’ve been eyeing up the Juno top but I’m with you on the strapless situation 😅 I’m very much considering a black straight edged version and combining the straps and the long sleeves to make a funky “cold shoulder” garment! I just don’t know if I’ve got the confidence 😬😋
Ooooo that sounds fun!
I’m enjoying these spring/summer pattern idea videos! One top I’m super excited to make is the Petal Party Crop by Samantha Guerin. I have also saved the Lesley Tee by Noma Ndlovu, it just looks fun!
Sounds great! 👍
I have been looking at the Cumulus Tee by Petite Knit. It has a V neck...yeah! Very classic style.
Yes!! So classy
I'm interested in the Tolsta Tee by CreaBea Knits. It looks like a good tee for any wardrobe.
Hey. I am just binding off skeindeers soleie shell tank and it's really nice. Also Joji has a beautiful new shirt pattern that is on my list called Adriata. Thank you for sharing and have a great day. Greetings from india
Oh nice!
The best summer knit I made last summer was definitely my Flores by Eri Shimazu that I shamelessly copied from Mel of Cosy Cadigans and made it in KFO cotton/merino blend in Purple Elephant. It’s a very loose fitting airy knit with a deep raglan and boxy body. Also for very hot weather is the sleeveless Trunk Island tank by Beth MacDonaldstone made in worsted weight cotton with pretty tie shoulders.
Wonderful! Thank you!
I am swatching for the Adriata top by Joji Locatelli while watching this. I am all about the summer knits! I've already finished the Moonset Tee and Collette Tee for this spring/summer, and I have swatched for the Florence tank and just need to get more yarn so I can knit that up! I also plan to knit the Mila Top by Sari Nordlund. I applied for the test and fingers crossed I get it, if not then I am ready for when that pattern is released this summer!
Wonderful! I love the mila top!
Just checked out Red Stag Fibers. Not sure whether to curse you or thank you. ! Their colors!!!! I want / need them all.
Haha!
Hi Casi. I would recomment two Danish designers. Petitknit and Misknit. They both got some lovely summer tops (and a whole lot more) 🙈 Thanks for your lovely podcast. Sorry for my english. I'm Danish.
Thanks for the tips!
Knitty Natty just released a yarn tour of Red Stag Fibres dye studio. The owner talks about the Polwarth/Mashem blend. A very interesting video. It seems like a great, quality conscious company.
Your video was lots of fun, as always, Kaci. I am burning to make a Tolsta Tee, but it will have to wait until I finish my Hitofude Cardigan.
That is awesome! The Tolsta is very popular!
Lovely inspiration! I would also like to make The Academic vest. Another great vest is the Riptide Slipover by Jennifer Shiels Toland.
Sounds great! I will check that one out!
Another wonderful show Kaci! I love your summer sweater selections and wanted to suggest a pattern patiently waiting for me to knit! It is the Roto Sleeveless Top and I will use We Are the Knitter's The Cotton in a Terracotta color! Have a great week and Blair suggested that I mention that we work together on Bainbridge Island. 🧶👋
That sounds like a lovely project! And hello!!!! So nice to “meet” you!!!
I love these pattern roundups. How about one focused on bee-inspired patterns? I love bees, maybe because my name comes from the Latin word for honey bee ❤
That sounds fun!
I've been making Claudia Quintanilla's Arigato Tee on repeat.
It so pretty!
The Simple Summer Tank is a great pattern you might want to look at too
I will!
Kaci! We should knit academics for September! It's been on my list for so long and I'm really itching to cast it on!
Girl don’t tempt me! I love it!
@@YoungfolkKnits it's been on my list for so long! I feel like it needs to happen soon!
I 100% agree I never do strapless.....
Nope lol
I love your videos discussing possible patterns! Thank you for doing them! Did you ever knit the Elena Pullover? I think I remember you saying you cast it on. I just started mine. It’s light and airy, just knit with knitting for olive silk mohair. I think it will be very pretty for cool nights!
I haven’t finished but did cast it on!
Kaci, check out the love letter top. On the top of my queue.
Will do!!
Have you tried Magpie Fiber's Equinox sport? It's a linen/silk blend that is so luscious. I highly recommend!
Not yet! I have used the worsted weight but not the sport!
What about the off-the-shoulder top with a slight bit of positive ease to wear over a dress? It could be really cute with tied /ribbon straps or ruffled straps, maybe. Or under a pinafore style dress!
Great idea!!
Have you checked out ark organic cotton wide strap sports bras? They are super nice, size up in the bra styles, one would look good under the off the shoulder top, they have great colours😊
I'll check it out!
It’s arq with a q! I just looked I ❤ my stuff from them.😊
An option for the off the shoulder top is to make i-cordstraps.
True!
Thank you for sharing your tops. There is a pattern seven sisters top by blue sky fibers but I like the pattern did not like there worsted organic cotton at all so am looking for a cotton blend worsted any suggestions would appreciate it. 😊
Maybe Sandnes garn line!
Great video! I can relate to the strapless bra part... my tiddles eat them for breakfast 😅
Bahahaha 😂
I’m also pining after warmer temperatures 😢 it’s 40 degrees F in the north of England …. Still freezing
Oh wow! Yes we are a bit ahead on spring time temps
Still winter here in Sweden😅
I wish it was a bit cooler here
How goes the progress on the family portrait sweaters?
I’ve decided mine is going to my pohjola!
Came for the knitting. Stayed for the accent😂
Haha! Thanks
I love it!
The Flex
I’ll check it out!
I love the Geometry Tee but the projects posted on Ravelry so far don’t impress. You need the right body type (very thin and long-waisted) to do this pattern justice and it needs plenty of ease. Beautiful design though.
Wool and linen both are 5000mHz but should not be worn together as they will cancel each other out since the frequencies run in the opposite directions (its like wearing "dead" low frequency fabrics like polyester and workout wear)
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Va rog sa traduceti si in romana😊