You are a serious contestant, in the arena of knitting podcasts ! I know you are not doing it for competition, but I mean you are one of the best. Lanark Sweater is my favorite! Thank you. 🦫🦫🦫
Oh ! Dio ! Those Mudo Socks ! There is no way I won't make them. Your program is a source of encouragement, inspiration, and so many wonderful projects. I feel knitting is a welcoming community !
You're knitting such a wonderful collection of socks! There is inspiration for every knitter. Your presentations never fail to be very engaging. You are a podcasting artist !
Dying a knitted garment: something no one in my community has any experience with. I am learning a lot from your experience. Your programs are very informative and pleasant to watch !
Online, we find many types of knitting podcasts. Yours is one of the most time-efficient: compared to the time we spend watching, we a treated with very many suggestions. 🌳🌳 Great variety of styles. Excellent discussion of each project. How you solved problems, etc. I am strongly recommending your program. 🌳🌳
Beautiful, Emily ! ! You have the determination to work hard over a period of time in order to succeed at what you undertake. I don't tire of listening to you, about your projects. Thank you.
I have to write it again: the Lanark Sweater is A1. Your program is so informative and encouraging. I will recommend it to my friends. All the best to you.
The Mudo Socks definitely caught my eyes and my heart. 🐥🐥 You are a hard worker. 🐥🐥 Thank you very much for all the attention and time you put into making these sessions. 🐥🐥
I went around my circle of knitters, and we all have made, or will make the Mudo Socks. They are truly special. We got the idea from your podcast. We also like the way you talk about what you knit. Thank you !
I upped my gave one notch higher, today, by watching your video! There is always lots of very useful information packed in them. Your Daisy Sweater is quite something ! Everything so nice !!!
Awesome program, Emily. With your podcasts, I am given access to your knitting universe, so encouraging !!! 🐅🟤🐅 I am one of the women in the Ginevria Bossone knitting group, and we often discuss your projects together. 🐐🐐
Mudo Socks are for me to make, for sure. Thank you for listing your projects, in annex, so that I can research them better. That also makes me discover some designers and websites I didn't know before. You are very generous and methodical in your sessions. I enjoy them very much. 🌿🌿🥦🥦🌿🌿
It's good to listen to you, Emily: you are validating my taste for knitting. Knitters understand each other. Lanark Sweater and Mudo Socks are stunning, but also your other projects. Have a good weekend.
Well done, Emily ! 🎶🎵 I enjoyed this video so much. The Lanark Sweater is sooo good ! 👘👘 It is a no brainer that your Daisy Sweater is astonishing. It is just beyond this world. I am not brave enough for this now, but it certainly gives a good show. You're the best !
Your dedication is revamping my motivation about knitting. I am now getting the supplies to make the Home Cardigan. It looks better on my tablet screen, than the reality. The color issue you have is not being conveyed by the computers. I like the design of it. I like your work !!! 🏆🍪🏆 Ginevria Bossone's knitting club members are saying hello.
Still knitting in the garden, watching your videos. A moment ago, a poor man approached, politely, and kindly asked to see what I was knitting. His face lighted up. He said the socks I am knitting are like those his mothers was making. He was very polite, said good bye and went away. Although he was visibly very poor, he did not ask for anything. My heart goes to him. Knitting can connect people together.
You are the little fairy who is treating the crafter inside of me so well !! ___ The adventure with the Home Cardigan, from the time your purchased the yarn, to the final step, when you dyed the finished piece of clothing, is quite something. We learn a lot, by following you, viewing your podcasts in chronological order, to follow what your are going through regarding a project. I enjoy it a lot. thank you.
You are a bottomless well of creativity ! ! The episodes you are presenting are always filled with uplifting ideas. The Lanark Sweater.... Home Cardigan ... So many great ideas !!
Watching your sessions in chronological order, I have the privilege of listening to your thought process when you face a problem. For example, you are very dissatisfied with the color of your Home Cardigan. You are very cautious, because everything else went very well, about that project. It is only the yarn, that doesn't work. But after wise reflection, taking your time, and listening to advice, you dived into a home dying endeavor. It takes bravery, but it worked. Thank you, thank you for sharing those " real life " sides of knitting clothes !!
Your knitter's experience with the Home Cardigan is a special one. You started with a good pattern, very good skills as a knitter, and you had success in knitting the pattern in a way that is very flattering to you. The block on the road: the flawed color of the fabric. But you pushed your 'problem fixing talent' one step further : you decided to dye the cardigan. This is not for the faint of heart ! You succeeded ! 🥊🥊🥊 Hourahhhhh ! 🥊🥊🥊 It must have been marvelous to shop for yarn in Ireland. Wow. I guess you will never forget.
Excellent work, on the Daisy Sweater. You are wearing it so well: it brings up the nice bloom of your complexion. You are certainly getting a lot of compliments on this one. Well - deserved !
Thank you for being so candid about each project's challenges, and how you addressed them. That makes for very educative podcasts. Keep on the great work ! !
I appreciate you took the time to discuss the process you are going through, regarding the Daisy Sweater. You are halfway through it, and it is good to hear you describing how it goes : deciding where to place the color chart, ... and the special challenge of the floats. I am learning so much ! ! Great session ! ! 🥍🥍🥍🥍
You like Lanark design, and you are not alone. My sister made one, and it is gorgeous. Thank you for all the relevant and very helpful information you provide. You run a lovely set of podcasts !
Your videos are full of good advice and good projects. We are fortunate to have access to your hands-on experience: I am learning a lot. Looking forward to your next episodes [ but take time to rest, as you are really a hard working lady. Take care ].
Your Hand Dyed Cardigan is such a success. Overall, you deserve praise, because it was quite the journey ! I am also very fond of your Lanark Sweater. Yours is my favorite podcast.
I am learning a lot from your sharing of the experience of hand dying the Home Cardigan. Your sessions are always filled with very original material. I hope they will remain available on RUclips, a long time, for future reference.
This session is particularly rich in discoveries, for me. 🐍⛳🐍⛳🐍 I took notes about Mudo Socks, Home Cardigan, Lanark Sweater. I even ordered the yarn to make the Lanark Sweater ! ! 🐍⛳🐍⛳🐍 You are a Force of Nature, knitting - wise.
Your Daisy Sweater is definitely quite a contract. You overcame the challenges brilliantly. Troubleshooting the problems successfully is the hallmark of a long term good knitter. Congratulations 🌾🌾🌾🌾🌾🌾🌾🌾🌾 The Mudo Socks are equally interesting, and less challenging ( scary ) to tackle, for a beginner - intermediate knitter. I want to make them ! 🌾🌾🌾🌾🌾🌾🌾 You are so generous in your presentations, Emiily ! ! !
Your results are very very interesting ! You went through quite the adventure, about that Home Cardigan. Wow. Thank you for making those excellent podcasts ! 🪖🥝🥝🪖
Well done, Emily. _. You speak wisdom, and many of your suggestions and advice go into my big Golden Book of knitting! Colour work socks ( Mudo ) and Lanark Sweater are very inspiring. Daisy Sweater is so ‘out-of-this-world’ that I can’t even find words to comment.
What a hard-working person you are ! Your Daisy Sweater is stunning. About the pink floats that we can see through the off-white main fabric: it is not a problem, it is even adding to the charming color scheme. Astonishing. 🌲🦆🦆🌲
As usual, you take good care of us ! Your journey about dying that Home Cardigan, is very interesting. Your story may embolden me into dying some knits as well. Lanark Sweater is really good. Thank you ! 🌎🌎
It is wonderful that you shared about hand dying the Home Cardigan. Your explanations stayed with me, when I watched your presentation for the first time, a few days ago. I never home dyed garments before. On this particular piece, the result is interesting. There appears to be some variation of the way the fabric took the dye. 🐻🐻 Interestingly, because of the classic-casual style of that particular cardigan, the final result is sweet : the slightly variable shades of brown give it an extra degree of countryside warmth and charm. I love it. 🐻🐻 Ah ! The adventures of garment crafting ! Fascinating !
Wow ! How brave you are ! The home dying experience ( of the Home Cardigan ) must have been stressful. But now you are happy with the result. I laughed when you said : " It looks like a home dyed cardigan ... because it is a home dyed cardigan ! " 🎯🎯 I like it : we can be proud of what we are doing at home, instead of being ashamed. After all, we put so much creativity and time, into this. In this time of crisis about the excessive amount of waste that we are producing, to recycle garments through a 'home made' remedy, is really great.
Beautiful beautiful Mudo Socks. 🔖🔖🔖 You never miss about making me discover something I find fascinating ! 🔖🔖🔖 Hand dying a woolen garment is something completely new to me. Thanks for all the great advice.
When you were travelling in Ireland, you must have felt you were living a dream ! ! 🍀🍀 Too bad you did not have more luggage room to bring more yarn. They have sheep breeds there, that are more rare. I mean, different breeds than the merino, shetland, etc, that we are used to see in the yarn commerce. 🍀🍀 Just being in those Irish yarn shops, looking around, certainly is something you will never forget ! ! 🍀🍀
Really wonderful discussion about making that Daisy Sweater, Emily. It provides a lot of insight, and wise perspective, to someone who would consider starting it. Your final result there is just stunning. I also like the Lanark sweater very much ! 🐨🐨🐨🐨🐨🐨
Everything so well made ! The Daisy Sweater is stunning. Considering the level that I am at, I will rather start the Home Cardigan. I like it very much. But your success with the Daisy Sweater shows what an accomplished knitter you are !
There is no question: all your projects are prettier the one than the other [ translating word to word from French, here. I hope it makes sense in English. It means I can't decide which of the 4 projects is the best, as they are all excellent ]. You are very patient about explaining. You could start a knitting class, if you wanted !
Greetings from Canada ! 🔺⬜🔺⬜🔺 I really like the balance between the more intricate and challenging projects, and the basics. 🔺⬜🔺⬜🔺 Thanks for being so transparent about the challenges you encounter. Thanks for staying real and showing not everything you do is immediately perfect. 🔺⬜🔺⬜🔺 Excellent job ! !
What you went through regarding that Home Cardigan, was very interesting for me. I have never considered changing a garment's color before : I thought once something is finished, the color is definitive. You need to live with it. No such thing now. I will experiment with dying. I learnt from your podcast. And your Mudo Socks are splendid.
Your Lanark Sweater is such a wonderful addition to a wardrobe ! A good companion for the cold days. 🐜🐜🐜🐜 Regarding the socks, you sometimes say that you did not knit many of them, but in reality, you learned pretty fast ! You already make high quality, and often complex designs socks. You are a fast learner !
Watching this video 4 months after you dyed your Home Cardigan. Now, with hindsight, are you still pleased with it? Even more so that you are coming out of the cold season, in Australia. I am asking because that Home Cardigan was quite the adventure, it seems to me. It took courage, to dye it, I imagine [ I have not dyed anything yet ]. Did the final garment live up to your hopes ? Thank you very much for those podcasts where I learn so much ! 🕰
The only reason why I am not casting on the Mudo Socks right away, is because I am a monogamous knitter. I like to finish a project before I start a new one. That is the way I am obsessive - compulsive. 🐽🐽🐖🐖 But I already have my yarn at the ready, for those ! 🐖🐖🐽🐽 Still, now I understand better, what happens for many who have many projects going simultaneously : they fall in love with the next contestant, before the current one is done. Your shows are so motivating !
I am cheering for the Mudo Socks. And I am cheering again. I really like them. Will make them. 🧦 Thank you for discussing and demonstrating the dying of the Home Cardigan. Very interesting. 🎍🥦🎍
One doesn't have to look far: just checking the number of sweet comments you get, your followers just love you ! I am [art of the group. Lanark Sweater is beautiful. Thank you for describing the process, when you dye a garment.
A beautiful episode. 💬💬 I can tell you put a lot of 'life force ' into your knitting ! ! 💬💬💬 A question about the pink shorts you knitted. This is a very original idea. How well do they withstand repeated washing and wearing ? Given that they are shorts, that consideration is important ( I think ). But if I am out of line for asking, I understand. 💬💬💬
The first pair I knit in a cotton/bamboo yarn have worn quite well. I do think the fibre composition and gauge would also have an impact but the bamboo is so soft and comfy!
You can be proud of such a collection ! Your program is very well organized, and you present very well. I now know where to look, when I wonder what to knit next. Excellent.
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You are a serious contestant, in the arena of knitting podcasts ! I know you are not doing it for competition, but I mean you are one of the best. Lanark Sweater is my favorite! Thank you. 🦫🦫🦫
Oh ! Dio ! Those Mudo Socks ! There is no way I won't make them. Your program is a source of encouragement, inspiration, and so many wonderful projects. I feel knitting is a welcoming community !
You're knitting such a wonderful collection of socks! There is inspiration for every knitter. Your presentations never fail to be very engaging. You are a podcasting artist !
Dying a knitted garment: something no one in my community has any experience with. I am learning a lot from your experience. Your programs are very informative and pleasant to watch !
Online, we find many types of knitting podcasts. Yours is one of the most time-efficient: compared to the time we spend watching, we a treated with very many suggestions. 🌳🌳 Great variety of styles. Excellent discussion of each project. How you solved problems, etc. I am strongly recommending your program. 🌳🌳
Your Lanark is a winner. I always have a wonderful time watching your podcasts.
Beautiful, Emily ! ! You have the determination to work hard over a period of time in order to succeed at what you undertake. I don't tire of listening to you, about your projects. Thank you.
I have to write it again: the Lanark Sweater is A1. Your program is so informative and encouraging. I will recommend it to my friends. All the best to you.
The Mudo Socks definitely caught my eyes and my heart. 🐥🐥 You are a hard worker. 🐥🐥 Thank you very much for all the attention and time you put into making these sessions. 🐥🐥
I went around my circle of knitters, and we all have made, or will make the Mudo Socks. They are truly special. We got the idea from your podcast. We also like the way you talk about what you knit. Thank you !
I upped my gave one notch higher, today, by watching your video! There is always lots of very useful information packed in them. Your Daisy Sweater is quite something ! Everything so nice !!!
Awesome program, Emily. With your podcasts, I am given access to your knitting universe, so encouraging !!! 🐅🟤🐅 I am one of the women in the Ginevria Bossone knitting group, and we often discuss your projects together. 🐐🐐
Mudo Socks are for me to make, for sure. Thank you for listing your projects, in annex, so that I can research them better. That also makes me discover some designers and websites I didn't know before. You are very generous and methodical in your sessions. I enjoy them very much. 🌿🌿🥦🥦🌿🌿
🧣✅🧣✅🧣✅🧣✅🧣 Excellent.
🔋🔋🔋🟢 Another beautiful one ! Thank you ! ! 🟢🔋🔋🔋
It's good to listen to you, Emily: you are validating my taste for knitting. Knitters understand each other. Lanark Sweater and Mudo Socks are stunning, but also your other projects. Have a good weekend.
Well done, Emily ! 🎶🎵 I enjoyed this video so much. The Lanark Sweater is sooo good ! 👘👘 It is a no brainer that your Daisy Sweater is astonishing. It is just beyond this world. I am not brave enough for this now, but it certainly gives a good show. You're the best !
Your dedication is revamping my motivation about knitting. I am now getting the supplies to make the Home Cardigan. It looks better on my tablet screen, than the reality. The color issue you have is not being conveyed by the computers. I like the design of it. I like your work !!! 🏆🍪🏆 Ginevria Bossone's knitting club members are saying hello.
Thank you Emily. You are putting a lot of heart into this. 💯
Watching your video one more time: that Daisy Sweater is sunny, full of life ! ! 🏵🏵🏵🏵
Still knitting in the garden, watching your videos. A moment ago, a poor man approached, politely, and kindly asked to see what I was knitting. His face lighted up. He said the socks I am knitting are like those his mothers was making. He was very polite, said good bye and went away. Although he was visibly very poor, he did not ask for anything. My heart goes to him. Knitting can connect people together.
I’ve had people say similar things to me! Knitting always seems to bring up memories of other people’s family and childhood, it’s so lovely 🤎
You are the little fairy who is treating the crafter inside of me so well !! ___ The adventure with the Home Cardigan, from the time your purchased the yarn, to the final step, when you dyed the finished piece of clothing, is quite something. We learn a lot, by following you, viewing your podcasts in chronological order, to follow what your are going through regarding a project. I enjoy it a lot. thank you.
The video brings me a lot of peace and encouragement. Thank you wholeheartedly.
You are a bottomless well of creativity ! ! The episodes you are presenting are always filled with uplifting ideas. The Lanark Sweater.... Home Cardigan ... So many great ideas !!
Great session ! Your Mudo Socks are a dream. That's another one I want to make. Thank you.
Watching your sessions in chronological order, I have the privilege of listening to your thought process when you face a problem. For example, you are very dissatisfied with the color of your Home Cardigan. You are very cautious, because everything else went very well, about that project. It is only the yarn, that doesn't work. But after wise reflection, taking your time, and listening to advice, you dived into a home dying endeavor. It takes bravery, but it worked. Thank you, thank you for sharing those " real life " sides of knitting clothes !!
Your knitter's experience with the Home Cardigan is a special one. You started with a good pattern, very good skills as a knitter, and you had success in knitting the pattern in a way that is very flattering to you. The block on the road: the flawed color of the fabric. But you pushed your 'problem fixing talent' one step further : you decided to dye the cardigan. This is not for the faint of heart ! You succeeded ! 🥊🥊🥊 Hourahhhhh ! 🥊🥊🥊 It must have been marvelous to shop for yarn in Ireland. Wow. I guess you will never forget.
Excellent work, on the Daisy Sweater. You are wearing it so well: it brings up the nice bloom of your complexion. You are certainly getting a lot of compliments on this one. Well - deserved !
Thank you for being so candid about each project's challenges, and how you addressed them. That makes for very educative podcasts. Keep on the great work ! !
I appreciate you took the time to discuss the process you are going through, regarding the Daisy Sweater. You are halfway through it, and it is good to hear you describing how it goes : deciding where to place the color chart, ... and the special challenge of the floats. I am learning so much ! ! Great session ! ! 🥍🥍🥍🥍
You like Lanark design, and you are not alone. My sister made one, and it is gorgeous. Thank you for all the relevant and very helpful information you provide. You run a lovely set of podcasts !
I enjoyed watching this video. Very high quality work.
Your videos are full of good advice and good projects. We are fortunate to have access to your hands-on experience: I am learning a lot. Looking forward to your next episodes [ but take time to rest, as you are really a hard working lady. Take care ].
Your Hand Dyed Cardigan is such a success. Overall, you deserve praise, because it was quite the journey ! I am also very fond of your Lanark Sweater. Yours is my favorite podcast.
Thank you Tracy 🤗 I’m so pleased with how the over dyeing turned out 🤎
I am learning a lot from your sharing of the experience of hand dying the Home Cardigan. Your sessions are always filled with very original material. I hope they will remain available on RUclips, a long time, for future reference.
This session is particularly rich in discoveries, for me. 🐍⛳🐍⛳🐍 I took notes about Mudo Socks, Home Cardigan, Lanark Sweater. I even ordered the yarn to make the Lanark Sweater ! ! 🐍⛳🐍⛳🐍 You are a Force of Nature, knitting - wise.
Very good that you were able to dye the beige cardigan at home. ___ Very interesting program, as always.
Your dedication is unsurpassed. 🦂🦂🦂 Greetings from France !
Your Daisy Sweater is definitely quite a contract. You overcame the challenges brilliantly. Troubleshooting the problems successfully is the hallmark of a long term good knitter. Congratulations 🌾🌾🌾🌾🌾🌾🌾🌾🌾 The Mudo Socks are equally interesting, and less challenging ( scary ) to tackle, for a beginner - intermediate knitter. I want to make them ! 🌾🌾🌾🌾🌾🌾🌾 You are so generous in your presentations, Emiily ! ! !
Your results are very very interesting ! You went through quite the adventure, about that Home Cardigan. Wow. Thank you for making those excellent podcasts ! 🪖🥝🥝🪖
Thank you! It was so worth it in the end for a warm & cosy cardigan
In love with the Mudu Socks. For real. Better than any other I have seen. Your sessions are so full of great suggestions ! 🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘
This is one more Quebec (Canada ) viewer. Hi ! 🍲🍲🍲 Your podcasts are very dear to me. I am learning a lot. Thank you.
Well done, Emily. _. You speak wisdom, and many of your suggestions and advice go into my big Golden Book of knitting!
Colour work socks ( Mudo ) and Lanark Sweater are very inspiring.
Daisy Sweater is so ‘out-of-this-world’ that I can’t even find words to comment.
What a hard-working person you are ! Your Daisy Sweater is stunning. About the pink floats that we can see through the off-white main fabric: it is not a problem, it is even adding to the charming color scheme. Astonishing. 🌲🦆🦆🌲
I agree, I love how the sweater turned out ☺️
As usual, you take good care of us ! Your journey about dying that Home Cardigan, is very interesting. Your story may embolden me into dying some knits as well. Lanark Sweater is really good. Thank you ! 🌎🌎
I’m so glad I dyed it in the end! 🤎
It is wonderful that you shared about hand dying the Home Cardigan. Your explanations stayed with me, when I watched your presentation for the first time, a few days ago. I never home dyed garments before. On this particular piece, the result is interesting. There appears to be some variation of the way the fabric took the dye. 🐻🐻 Interestingly, because of the classic-casual style of that particular cardigan, the final result is sweet : the slightly variable shades of brown give it an extra degree of countryside warmth and charm. I love it. 🐻🐻 Ah ! The adventures of garment crafting ! Fascinating !
Wow ! How brave you are ! The home dying experience ( of the Home Cardigan ) must have been stressful. But now you are happy with the result. I laughed when you said : " It looks like a home dyed cardigan ... because it is a home dyed cardigan ! " 🎯🎯 I like it : we can be proud of what we are doing at home, instead of being ashamed. After all, we put so much creativity and time, into this. In this time of crisis about the excessive amount of waste that we are producing, to recycle garments through a 'home made' remedy, is really great.
Beautiful beautiful Mudo Socks. 🔖🔖🔖 You never miss about making me discover something I find fascinating ! 🔖🔖🔖 Hand dying a woolen garment is something completely new to me. Thanks for all the great advice.
When you were travelling in Ireland, you must have felt you were living a dream ! ! 🍀🍀 Too bad you did not have more luggage room to bring more yarn. They have sheep breeds there, that are more rare. I mean, different breeds than the merino, shetland, etc, that we are used to see in the yarn commerce. 🍀🍀 Just being in those Irish yarn shops, looking around, certainly is something you will never forget ! ! 🍀🍀
Really wonderful discussion about making that Daisy Sweater, Emily. It provides a lot of insight, and wise perspective, to someone who would consider starting it. Your final result there is just stunning. I also like the Lanark sweater very much ! 🐨🐨🐨🐨🐨🐨
For me , it is the Lanark Sweater and the Mudo Socks that are at the top, but I like everything you presented. Excellent video !!
Everything so well made ! The Daisy Sweater is stunning. Considering the level that I am at, I will rather start the Home Cardigan. I like it very much. But your success with the Daisy Sweater shows what an accomplished knitter you are !
There is no question: all your projects are prettier the one than the other [ translating word to word from French, here. I hope it makes sense in English. It means I can't decide which of the 4 projects is the best, as they are all excellent ]. You are very patient about explaining. You could start a knitting class, if you wanted !
Thank you so much Marlene!
Greetings from Canada ! 🔺⬜🔺⬜🔺 I really like the balance between the more intricate and challenging projects, and the basics. 🔺⬜🔺⬜🔺 Thanks for being so transparent about the challenges you encounter. Thanks for staying real and showing not everything you do is immediately perfect. 🔺⬜🔺⬜🔺 Excellent job ! !
Cheering for your color work makes ! I relate a lot to your color choices. I learn a lot from your discussions. 😆😆 Thank you !!
What you went through regarding that Home Cardigan, was very interesting for me. I have never considered changing a garment's color before : I thought once something is finished, the color is definitive. You need to live with it. No such thing now. I will experiment with dying. I learnt from your podcast. And your Mudo Socks are splendid.
Once you start over dyeing projects you won’t want to stop 🤭
Your Lanark Sweater is such a wonderful addition to a wardrobe ! A good companion for the cold days. 🐜🐜🐜🐜 Regarding the socks, you sometimes say that you did not knit many of them, but in reality, you learned pretty fast ! You already make high quality, and often complex designs socks. You are a fast learner !
Thank you for your kind words 🩷☺️
Watching this video 4 months after you dyed your Home Cardigan. Now, with hindsight, are you still pleased with it? Even more so that you are coming out of the cold season, in Australia. I am asking because that Home Cardigan was quite the adventure, it seems to me. It took courage, to dye it, I imagine [ I have not dyed anything yet ]. Did the final garment live up to your hopes ? Thank you very much for those podcasts where I learn so much ! 🕰
I’m still so glad I dyed it 😄 the brown suits my style so much better
The only reason why I am not casting on the Mudo Socks right away, is because I am a monogamous knitter. I like to finish a project before I start a new one. That is the way I am obsessive - compulsive. 🐽🐽🐖🐖 But I already have my yarn at the ready, for those ! 🐖🐖🐽🐽 Still, now I understand better, what happens for many who have many projects going simultaneously : they fall in love with the next contestant, before the current one is done. Your shows are so motivating !
I am cheering for the Mudo Socks. And I am cheering again. I really like them. Will make them. 🧦 Thank you for discussing and demonstrating the dying of the Home Cardigan. Very interesting. 🎍🥦🎍
I love the daisy sweater, the colours are gorgeous ❤
Thank you so much ☺️
Your Daisy sweater is looking gorgeous! And I kind of prefer the pattern centered in the back. Is gonna be amazing!❤ thank you for sharing!
Thank you! I’m loving how it looks so far 🥰
One doesn't have to look far: just checking the number of sweet comments you get, your followers just love you ! I am [art of the group. Lanark Sweater is beautiful. Thank you for describing the process, when you dye a garment.
A beautiful episode. 💬💬 I can tell you put a lot of 'life force ' into your knitting ! ! 💬💬💬 A question about the pink shorts you knitted. This is a very original idea. How well do they withstand repeated washing and wearing ? Given that they are shorts, that consideration is important ( I think ). But if I am out of line for asking, I understand. 💬💬💬
The first pair I knit in a cotton/bamboo yarn have worn quite well. I do think the fibre composition and gauge would also have an impact but the bamboo is so soft and comfy!
Thank you very much for answering this, Emily. I was intrigued as well. Cheers.
You can be proud of such a collection ! Your program is very well organized, and you present very well. I now know where to look, when I wonder what to knit next. Excellent.
Your Home Cardigan looks amazing! 👏🏾 I'm knitting the Match Cardigan by Caidree. 🧶Your Daisy Sweater is so pretty! 💕
I’m so pleased with it now! 🥰