HOLY COW you might be my favorite knitwear designer PERIOD!!!! something SO incredibly thoughtful about your lace and taht last top really blew me away w the waist / bust measurement being separate. I have a large bust:waist ratio and it's always so hard to take on tank patterns! I've shied away from lace as a beginner but your designs must just be my first
aww thank you so much! That makes me so glad to hear. I've always thought about how difficult that must be when designing tight-fitting garments, and figured the easiest way to accommodate different body types is a mix/match method :)
Your sweaters are so gorgeous - it is incredible how much you knit in one year. One of my favorites is Liscannor Sweater with the split hem you had on the Soldag.
Thank you! Liscannor is definitely one of my most-worn pieces and the split hem definitely helps because it doesn't get too bunchy at the bottom but still has good coverage :)
I live in Trondheim and I wear dresses and skirts in winter time. I just layer things, so I would put winter pantyhose (with synthetic fluff) and a pair of leggings (this winter I got merino wool ones) and it feels as warm as my two layers for pants :D I just love dresses too much not to try to share how they can be worn in colder months :)
I’ve started doing that in Tromsø now that it’s a little warmer outside (but still feels like 0 degrees). I have some fleece-lined tights that look a little bulky but feel warmer than merino leggings so those are a good go-to ☺️
Thank you! Most of these are documented pretty well on Ravelry or my Instagram (and my other podcasts) if there were any you wanted pictures of in more detail ☺️
HOLY COW you might be my favorite knitwear designer PERIOD!!!!
something SO incredibly thoughtful about your lace and taht last top really blew me away w the waist / bust measurement being separate. I have a large bust:waist ratio and it's always so hard to take on tank patterns! I've shied away from lace as a beginner but your designs must just be my first
aww thank you so much! That makes me so glad to hear. I've always thought about how difficult that must be when designing tight-fitting garments, and figured the easiest way to accommodate different body types is a mix/match method :)
Trying to figure out how you knit all these wonderful designs in one year and still have time to work on your doctorate. You’re incredibly prolific.
Thank you! I feel like I generally turn to knitting as a form of stress relief (and there’s certainly a big need for that when you’re doing your PhD!)
Amaaazing collection! Soooo talented! Perfect!
Thank you so much!
Everything is soo beautiful 😲✨
Had to suscribe
The yarns and the colors and the patterns
✨ I'm Obsessed😆
Thank you so much! :)
All your designs are so elegant! Beautiful ❤
Thank you! ☺️
Samantha, you are sooooo creative! You're an incredible designer and I think you will have a very successful future in the knitting world 💗
Thank you so much, Amy! ❤️ I feel like I’ve learned so much this past year of designing and I’m so excited to keep going ☺️
Love your work ❤️
Aww that makes me so happy. Thank you! :)
Your sweaters are so gorgeous - it is incredible how much you knit in one year. One of my favorites is Liscannor Sweater with the split hem you had on the Soldag.
Thank you! Liscannor is definitely one of my most-worn pieces and the split hem definitely helps because it doesn't get too bunchy at the bottom but still has good coverage :)
Wow! You've been busy. I love watching your videos and seeing your detailed designs. Quite a few upcoming ones I'm very excited for!
Thank you so much! ❤️
I live in Trondheim and I wear dresses and skirts in winter time. I just layer things, so I would put winter pantyhose (with synthetic fluff) and a pair of leggings (this winter I got merino wool ones) and it feels as warm as my two layers for pants :D I just love dresses too much not to try to share how they can be worn in colder months :)
I’ve started doing that in Tromsø now that it’s a little warmer outside (but still feels like 0 degrees). I have some fleece-lined tights that look a little bulky but feel warmer than merino leggings so those are a good go-to ☺️
@The Strikkechick I finished watching the all video now. It's a really beautiful handknits collection you made last year ❤️
@@asagne Thank you so much! :)
So many beautiful sweaters! 🤩
Thank you so much 🥰
Beautiful sweaters. Bravo 😍
Thank you so much! ☺️
Lovely knits. The only thing missing is either a pic of you wearing or the pattern pic.
Thank you! Most of these are documented pretty well on Ravelry or my Instagram (and my other podcasts) if there were any you wanted pictures of in more detail ☺️
@@TheStrikkechick yeah..I know. It’s just nice to see as you are describing. But I understand your point. ♥️