Oh, thank you so much! And thank you for watching. I so appreciate you taking the time to comment and I’m so happy you enjoyed it! It’s such a treat to connect with fellow knitters and crocheters! 😀
Hallo Bobbi, my name is Ilona and I am from Germany. I Luke your first episode so much . Your Ranunkullus is great. 👍 I am looking forward to your next time. Have a good time. Ilona
Thank you Ilona for watching and taking the time to comment! I would love to travel to Germany some day. I can only imagine how beautiful Germany is. 😀
So enjoyed and know I’m hooked on your down to earth personality, felt like you were talking directly to me - so looking forward to your future episodes - thank you for the effort you put into this for us 🙋♀️
I'm going back through your videos as your channel only came across my feed for vlogmas. I also crochet, knit and sew. I started knitting first at the age of 4 and crocheting at 10 and I'm not certain about sewing but I remember sewing a dress with a full back zipper when I was 10 or 11. I love all things knitting crochet and sewing 🥰 so I'm happy to come across your channel ❣
I loved your podcast. You’re doing such a great job for being new to podcasting. Your talking is fluid, so well structured for us watching , And oh wow! When you came back in your cutaway shoulder test knit with your fringe instead of hair to the side, wth yr gorgeous tan you looked ten years younger! You really rocked that top!! Oh and, the correct way to write ‘ Knitters niche’ when it is showing possession meaning EVERY knitters niche, the apostrophe actually goes AFTER the ‘s’ of knitters as in ‘knitters’ niche’ which is the plural way of saying a niche for ALL knitters. Can’t wait to see Episode 2
Thank you for watching! I know, why is it that when I’m closer to the camera I look older? I’ll have to add an apostrophe after knitters. I do appreciate your lovely comments. You’ve made my day!
@@knitterskniche Oh, it's my pleasure, and I was so impressed that this was your FIRST podcast! And I accidentally came across it, so lucky me and wonderful you. xxx
Greeting from Minnesota Bobbi. I'm happy I stumbled across your channel and am looking forward to future episodes. This spring I knit my first Ranunculus and plan on making more. Like yours I knit mine to have much less ease than called for in the pattern. I also finished the Summer League Cutoff by Two of Wands. Mine looks nothing like the pattern as it is not a cutoff and I knit ribbing on the neck, sleeves, and bottom. The pattern is free on her blog which is nice. One of the things I would be interested to hear you talk about is if you adjust the armhole depth on patterns - basically raglan - and if so how you go about doing it. Many patterns if I stop where the armhole depth is where I want it, the body stitch count has not yet reached the number of stitches I need. Hoping this makes sense. Until next time, happy knitting.
Thank you Patty for watching and for your lovely comments! Your question about the armholes… it sounds like the increases need to possibly be every row instead of every other. 🤔 That’s my thoughts, but I’d have to look at the pattern to know for sure. Is it sleeveless?Great question!
Just found you! Loved the first episode. You are so kind and so encouraging. I just fell in love with your sincerity. I am in my 60’s… knitting since age 9 with my grandma. I love this craft. I Think I found you because of the Ranunculus…. I am starting my third. Love this pattern. I am as well on my second half and half wrap…. Another fav! I did decide to do Stephen West MKAL ‘22, so finishing all my WIPS to concentrate on the kal. I will be back to watch more. Sometimes my husband watches too much of the Hx channel, then I pop my headphones in and knit and watch next to him in bed. Thank you so much for an enjoyable time. !
You are a podcasting natural! So welcoming. I found your podcast accidentally when I was searching on Ranunculus videos. I want to knit a less flowy one to wear with a silk slip skirt and camisole to my daughter's wedding. Yours is just what I had in mind. I am hoping to get the same yarn in moss green. When I checked Ravelry, I found I had favorited your project awhile back. I also used Peach stone as one of the colors in my Half & Half Triangles wrap. Guess we are fast knitting friends now lol!
Oh my gosh Lynn, what a coincidence! Thank you for watching Episode1 and thank you for the lovely comment. I’m knitting my 2nd Ranunculus with Universal yarn Bamboo Pop which is a light dk weight. But, my favorite is the Koigu premium merino! 😀
@@lynnaudette5148 my Ranunculus measures (after blocking) 40.5 inches around, which gives 6.5 inches of positive ease. I have a 34 inch bust. I knit with size US9 needles. I hope this helps. I knit size 3.
I’m working on my second Half and Half in Mountain Bluebird and Juniper Green. I am also using German short rows and a 3 stitch icord edge. See you next time.
Thank you Claudia for the lovely comments! I LOVE the ranunculus sweater pattern! I’m making great progress on my next one which is knit with cotton and bamboo. Have a great day! 😀
Wow, like so many other viewers, I came across your first episode by accident. I loved everything you showed and your delivery added to it all too! Thanks for your many tips and I look forward to watching many more of your episodes !
Thank you Pat for your lovely comments! And thank you for taking the time to watch Episode 1! I will be posting a new video the first and third Saturday of every month. It’s so much fun to connect with fellow knitters and crocheters! 😀
Gosh, what a lovely FIRST EPISODE! Hope you hang in there and produce many more! Hey, about the Half and Half Triangle Shawl….I’ve made two and I did block them. Being so large, I blocked them in a triangle instead of a square. I did the blocking on my patio table, outdoors and they dry quickly!
Thank you Cindy for the kind comment! Great idea to block your Half & Half Triangle Wrap in a triangle. I never would have thought of doing that. Genius!
What a lovely first episode! I enjoy how you share not only your project, but also your tips, like the edge of the Half and Half Wrap! Your set is fabulous - I’m so jealous of your peg wall ! It has huge potential - brilliant! Your Ranunculus is gorgeous; I’m late to that party, but after I finish my hubby’s sweater, it will be next on my queue. Looking forward to your next episode!
Thank you Susan for watching and for your lovely comments. My husband built the peg board screen from a photo I had shown him. You’re way ahead of me, I haven’t knit my husband a sweater yet. Your husband’s a lucky man!😀
Hallo there! Your video popped up into my feed and I couldn't even watch the whole thing - had to go buy the ranunculus first 🤣 Wanted to knit it for so long. Thank you for this episode. Really enjoyed it a lot. My ranunculus is growing very fast. 💜
Wonderful First Episode Thanks for positive attitude about hope for us crocheters, that we can accomplish knitting proficiently to make Beautiful garments such as yours.
Good job! I like the idea of showing how to make things work when you've made a mistake 🙂 That will be very encouraging for new knitters. Keep going!!!
I'm very late to the party but I am so happy I found you this morning. Very much enjoyed hearing your knowledge and will be sitting crocheting today watching more of you. Thanks so much.
I had to subscribe instantly, such a great episode and setup. I also was late to knit the Ranunculus as I thought it was just the hype but oh my, already knitted a second and more to come. There's just something magical in the easy construction and quick finish while looking as it was an advanced knit. That white to looks gorgeous on you 💖. Can't wait seeing your next episode.
Thank you so much for watching and subscribing to my “KnitTube” channel. I’ve almost completed my second Ranunculus with plans for a third one. I was also late to knit it, but I’m sure glad I did!! Thank you for your lovely comments!
Wow, what a great podcast! Sugarfolk Handmade recommended your podcast so I thought I'd start at number one. I was also a crocheter before I learned to knit and I also feel like it made it so much easier for me to pick up knitting very easily. Continental knitting is the same way you hold yarn to crochet so it makes the transition from one craft to the other easy. I'm going to binge your other videos now. Happy knitting!!!
Thank you so much for the lovely comment! Don’t you just love Sugarfolk Handmade podcast? I’m so happy you enjoyed my podcast. The angle and lighting is awful in the first episode. Lol. Thank you for watching and commenting!! 😍
Thank you Aleksandra for your lovely comment! And thank you for liking and subscribing! I’m so happy you enjoyed Episode 1. It’s great connecting with fellow knitters on RUclips. 😀
Thank you Cindy for watching Episode 1 and for your lovely comment. I think people who crochet first then start knitting have a head start on continental knitting! Thank you for subscribing!
Hi - don’t know how I found you, but so glad I did. I’m in the middle of my first sweater which happens to be the Ranunculus and I am not an experienced knitter. I found some helpful tutorials on Sun Dragon Knits - very nice for this newbie! I also follow Leslie - she’s great!!
I caught up with episode one and loved it as much as episode two. Looking forward to sharing your knitting life too. Love how you share tips and tricks with us. I am newish knitter, I quilt and embroider too, so I have a few things to keep me occupied and never enough hours in the day to do them. Your niche wall is fab too...Love and hugs Sue xx
Hello Bobbie, I really enjoyed your first episode, I’m looking forward to the next one! I just finished my first Ranunculus, and I started my 2nd one, very fun and versatile pattern! I’m a relatively new garment knitter. I started out crocheting as well, and Continental knitting worked for me. Thank you!
Thank you Jayleen! I’m so glad you enjoyed Episode 1. The Ranunculus sweater is so much fun to knit and very satisfying since it knits up so fast! Thank you for taking the time to comment on my video. I appreciate it so much.
What a great first podcast, you did a wonderful job. I'm anxious to see your finished cami, I'm thinking of doing one. As I knit more garments I'm at a loss as to how to store them due to minimal drawer space.
@@knitterskniche I can't wait to see the cami, it's one I've been considering. Also will be checking the comments in your second broadcast for tips on storing knits. Thank you so much.
Hi, I just happened on your channel and really enjoyed it! I just ordered the pattern for the camisole you showed, I love it! Thanks for sharing! I can’t believe that I also finally made my first ranunculus just last month and also made it out of bamboo pop. I then proceeded to make three more out of different fibers. They are so addictive! Look forward to your next episode!
Thank you so much for watching and for your lovely comments! I just finished my second Ranunculus, the one I knit with Bamboo Pop. Yes they are addictive! You’re gonna love the Camisole No 2 pattern! 😀
I loved your first episode. I have subscribed to your channel to be able to see and hear more of your knitting tips. I am a self taught knitter which I am now seeing is not the best thing. While I can read a pattern and follow the instructions I don't know why I'm doing that particular stitch. I can not read my knitting. I really want to knit a sweater but for the reasons given I haven't attempted one. I loved seeing the ranunculus that you showed today.
Thank you Lisa for watching and subscribing. If I may, I would like to recommend a good reference book. It is The Knitters Companion by Vicki Square. Interweave Press www.interweave.com Thank you for your lovely comment!
Hello! Loved this first episode. Love all your knits. They all look so great on you. You really know how to pick colors. You have to introduce us to your dog! :) congratulations on your new channel!
Great first podcast Bobbie! Like Linda, I came across it accidentally and love it! You are so positive and lovely to watch. Unfortunately, I have two more weeks of no knitting due to a recent rotator cuff/bicep repair surgery but that doesn't stop me watching the podcasts and adding to my queue! I've not done a Ranunculus (I know, only person in the world, right?) but it is on the list. My grandmother taught me to crochet doilies when I was about 10 years old. She made up the stitches as we went along even though mine looked like a cup rather than a doily. I agree with you-what a gift she gave me! I learned to knit in Home Ec and tend to 'flick' the yarn as does Staci Perry of Very Pink Knits but I would love to perfect my continental method. Perhaps you could do a clip showing how you hold the needles and knit/purl continental? Thanks again and look forward to many more episodes!
Thank you Becky for your lovely comments! I hope the next 2 weeks fly by for you while you’re healing from your surgery. A continental knit tutorial is a great idea! Thank you for taking the time to watch my first episode. It’s always fun to connect with fellow fiber lovers!
Hi Bobbie! I enjoyed #1 a lot. I like your color choices and aesthetic. Thanks for the camisole recommendation as I have some Linen Quill and enough to make the wrap plus more. Cheers!
Thank you Patricia! I appreciate your lovely comment! Feel free to subscribe to my channel and follow me on Instagram. I would love to see what projects you’re knitting! Take care and keep knitting. 😁
Wonderful first episode. I have knit two Ranunculus and think my next one will be a heavier one with long sleeves for winter. I too prefer to knit mine on a size 9 needle. Look forward to see more episodes. 💐
Thank you for watching and for the lovely comments. I know what you mean…I’m finishing my second Ranunculus and have another in mind using worsted yarn with long sleeves too. 😀
Hi Bobbie, I really enjoyed your first episode. I'm looking forward to watching your channel regularly. I have a tiny request. I wish you would lower your camera to show you straight on rather then having the camera at a higher angle. Now I realize this may be knit picky, but I think this could turn an on okay video into a great one. I really like how you showed the close up photo of the ranunculus sweater on you. How about a full photo that shows how you style the sweater, do you wear it with jeans, or a skirt, or over a dress. I nearly didn't post this bit. I hope you don't take it negatively, it's not meant that way. Ugh. maybe I should delete. Feel free to ignore me.
I know exactly what you mean about the camera angle and distance. No worries, I really do appreciate feedback of my videos. I am so happy you enjoyed Episode 1 and took the time to comment. At the end of the episode I moved the camera back and added more footage. I think it made a big difference! Thank you!!😀
Congratulations 🎉🎊 on your first video, enjoyed it! And hello 👋 from Washington, look forward to more of your videos and opportunities to learn from and with you, I too started as a crocheted and have since taught myself how to knit 🧶 over the last few years after so many years and countless attempts it’s finally “clicked”. Keep up the great work Are you still in WA or since moved with your mentioning of the state with your intro to yarn and craft joy Take care and lovely finished pieces!
Fantastic! After I knit my first sweater, the Soldotna Crop, there was no turning back. I was obsessed with knitting sweaters! I have to say, sweater knitting is my favorite. Thank you for watching and for the lovely comment. 🥰
Fantastic! After I knit my first sweater, the Soldotna Crop, there was no turning back. I was obsessed with knitting sweaters! I have to say, sweater knitting is my favorite. Thank you for watching and for the lovely comment. 🥰
Thank you George Ann for your lovely comment. I’m sorry I don’t have a remedy or suggestion for knitters wrist pain. I do hope your wrist feels better soon. Thank you for watching! 😀
I actually hated knitting the Ranunculus, not because of the pattern but because of the large needles. The yoke pattern was lovely and very intrresting to knit. .Im going to do another one on smaller needles.
Thank you for watching! I agree, the yoke pattern is lovely and interesting to knit. The US10 needles and fingering weight yarn can be hard to knit with. I’m sure you’ll have success using smaller needles for your next Ranunculus. 😀
I enjoyed your first podcast and absolutely loved your Ranunculus. I looked up your project on Ravelry and the yarn you used, Koigu's Painter's Palette Premium Merino (KPPPM). It's actually a fingering weight yarn. Did you hold it double? Also, you said on your project page that it was brown, but the colourways have a letter followed by numbers. Do you happen to have the ball band with the colour number on it? I would love to know what you used--it's so pretty.
Thank you Jessica for watching and for the lovely comments! You’re right, I did say it was dk, but in fact it is fingering weight on the heavier side. I do have the ball band. The color is 2393, however it was from my deep stash which means it was purchased many years ago. The color should be the same or similar now. I held it single and used a US 9 for the neckband and body and size US 8 for the cuffs and hem. It’s always great to connect with fellow knitters!😀
Hello Janet. It is the Bento Purse by Darling Jadore. I found it on Ravelry. It is a paid for pattern. She also has lovely knit camisole patterns. Thank you for watching and thank you for the lovely comment. I’m so glad you enjoyed Episode 1!
Bobbie, I really enjoyed your podcast and look forward to more. For anyone, like me that was a little intimidated by the Ranunculus I found some great tutorials on Sun Dragon Tips & Tricks. It really helped me get past my lack of confidence and I now have a beautiful summer wgt sweater! In the podcast you mentioned driving from Seattle to Vancouver, I think. Are you from the PNW? If so, do you have yarn store recommendations? We lost a few stores due to the pandemic and I struggle with ordering my yarn online.
Thank you Julia for watching Episode 1 and for your lovely comments! The Sun Dragon Tips and Tricks videos for the Ranunculus sweater are so good! No, my sister lived in Seattle many years ago and we were there visiting. It’s a beautiful part of the country and I wish I could have spent more time there. 😀
Thank you for your comment and for watching! I knit the size 3 Ranunculus and used US size 9 needles instead of the suggested US size 10 needles. The cuffs and hem were knit with US size 8 needles. 😀
Hi Emma. I used US size 3 needles for the Half & Half Triangles Wrap. This is the needle size the pattern suggests. Thank you so much for commenting and for watching! I appreciate your viewership so much! 😀
Hi Peggy. The designer must have decided not to release the pattern. I had done a test knit for her. Another pattern by the same designer is called Lil Sprout. Is is identical, just done in stockinette instead. The designers name is Christie Archer. Thank you for commenting and watching!! Here’s the link to Lil Sprout ravel.me/lil-sprout
Thank you for the warm welcome to the KnitTube community! Your lovely comments mean so much! I’m definitely going to watch, like and subscribe to SoxyNana Alice! Love your RUclips name. You’re so clever!
Hi Bobbi thanks for your encouragement I just uploaded my first RUclips video. My channel is The Island Lamb I mention you in the video and thought you might like to see it. Thanks again
Here's the best "How to fix Brioche" video ever from Jana at Purl Together. ruclips.net/video/s9VjbnAlxSc/видео.html You are brand new to me but I love your style, Bobbi. I just made my first Ranunculus a month ago using Shawl In a Ball and I LOVE it!
Debbie, thank you for watching and for the lovely comment! Yes, that’s a great tutorial for fixing brioche…thank you so much for sending the link! 🙌for the Ranunculus sweater!😀
Enjoyed your first video very much! 💕
Thank you Kim for watching, commenting and subscribing! Your comment means so much to me. 😀
Honey, i loved your podcast!
Oh, thank you so much! And thank you for watching. I so appreciate you taking the time to comment and I’m so happy you enjoyed it! It’s such a treat to connect with fellow knitters and crocheters! 😀
Great to have found you. Thank you for the tips & advice 🙏🏻🧶
Thank you Zena for watching and for your lovely comment! 😀
Hallo Bobbi, my name is Ilona and I am from Germany. I Luke your first episode so much . Your Ranunkullus is great. 👍 I am looking forward to your next time. Have a good time. Ilona
Thank you Ilona for watching and taking the time to comment! I would love to travel to Germany some day. I can only imagine how beautiful Germany is. 😀
So enjoyed and know I’m hooked on your down to earth personality, felt like you were talking directly to me - so looking forward to your future episodes - thank you for the effort you put into this for us 🙋♀️
Thank you Jeanette for your kind comments. I’m so happy you enjoyed Episode 1! It’s always so nice to connect with fellow knitters. 😀
ruclips.net/video/_7Mb4wCG3aM/видео.html Here’s the link. Let me know if it doesn’t work. 🙂
Yeah Bobbie ….. loved looking back at your first podcast!
You are so fantastic…… very talented!
I'm going back through your videos as your channel only came across my feed for vlogmas. I also crochet, knit and sew. I started knitting first at the age of 4 and crocheting at 10 and I'm not certain about sewing but I remember sewing a dress with a full back zipper when I was 10 or 11. I love all things knitting crochet and sewing 🥰 so I'm happy to come across your channel ❣
I loved your podcast. You’re doing such a great job for being new to podcasting. Your talking is fluid, so well structured for us watching , And oh wow! When you came back in your cutaway shoulder test knit with your fringe instead of hair to the side, wth yr gorgeous tan you looked ten years younger! You really rocked that top!! Oh and, the correct way to write ‘ Knitters niche’ when it is showing possession meaning EVERY knitters niche, the apostrophe actually goes AFTER the ‘s’ of knitters as in ‘knitters’ niche’ which is the plural way of saying a niche for ALL knitters. Can’t wait to see Episode 2
Thank you for watching! I know, why is it that when I’m closer to the camera I look older? I’ll have to add an apostrophe after knitters. I do appreciate your lovely comments. You’ve made my day!
@@knitterskniche Oh, it's my pleasure, and I was so impressed that this was your FIRST podcast! And I accidentally came across it, so lucky me and wonderful you. xxx
I really enjoyed your podcast! You sounded like a pro!
Thank you so much Rachel. I appreciate you watching and your lovely comments. Episode 2 is downloading onto RUclips right now. I hope you enjoy it!
Loved you podcast. Keep it up. Happy knitting.
Greeting from Minnesota Bobbi. I'm happy I stumbled across your channel and am looking forward to future episodes. This spring I knit my first Ranunculus and plan on making more. Like yours I knit mine to have much less ease than called for in the pattern. I also finished the Summer League Cutoff by Two of Wands. Mine looks nothing like the pattern as it is not a cutoff and I knit ribbing on the neck, sleeves, and bottom. The pattern is free on her blog which is nice. One of the things I would be interested to hear you talk about is if you adjust the armhole depth on patterns - basically raglan - and if so how you go about doing it. Many patterns if I stop where the armhole depth is where I want it, the body stitch count has not yet reached the number of stitches I need. Hoping this makes sense. Until next time, happy knitting.
Thank you Patty for watching and for your lovely comments! Your question about the armholes… it sounds like the increases need to possibly be every row instead of every other. 🤔 That’s my thoughts, but I’d have to look at the pattern to know for sure. Is it sleeveless?Great question!
great first podcast!
Thank you Sharon for watching Episode 1, and thank you for the lovely comment. It’s so nice to connect with fellow fiber lovers!😀
Just found you! Loved the first episode. You are so kind and so encouraging. I just fell in love with your sincerity. I am in my 60’s… knitting since age 9 with my grandma. I love this craft. I Think I found you because of the Ranunculus…. I am starting my third. Love this pattern. I am as well on my second half and half wrap…. Another fav! I did decide to do Stephen West MKAL ‘22, so finishing all my WIPS to concentrate on the kal. I will be back to watch more. Sometimes my husband watches too much of the Hx channel, then I pop my headphones in and knit and watch next to him in bed. Thank you so much for an enjoyable time. !
You are a podcasting natural! So welcoming. I found your podcast accidentally when I was searching on Ranunculus videos. I want to knit a less flowy one to wear with a silk slip skirt and camisole to my daughter's wedding. Yours is just what I had in mind. I am hoping to get the same yarn in moss green. When I checked Ravelry, I found I had favorited your project awhile back. I also used Peach stone as one of the colors in my Half & Half Triangles wrap. Guess we are fast knitting friends now lol!
Oh my gosh Lynn, what a coincidence! Thank you for watching Episode1 and thank you for the lovely comment. I’m knitting my 2nd Ranunculus with Universal yarn Bamboo Pop which is a light dk weight. But, my favorite is the Koigu premium merino! 😀
@@knitterskniche To help me determine which size to knit, may I ask how much positive ease your first Ranunculus has?
@@lynnaudette5148 my Ranunculus measures (after blocking) 40.5 inches around, which gives 6.5 inches of positive ease. I have a 34 inch bust. I knit with size US9 needles. I hope this helps. I knit size 3.
@@knitterskniche Thanks so much for all that information. Definitely gives me good guidance.
You’re welcome!
I’m working on my second Half and Half in Mountain Bluebird and Juniper Green. I am also using German short rows and a 3 stitch icord edge. See you next time.
Your “in the works” Half & Half sounds lovely! Thank you so much for watching and commenting. It’s so nice to connect with fellow knitters. 😀
Really enjoy your program!!
I enjoyed your first podcast Bobbie! I’m a ranunculus sweater fun and yours is just lovely! Looking forward to more episodes.
Thank you Claudia for the lovely comments! I LOVE the ranunculus sweater pattern! I’m making great progress on my next one which is knit with cotton and bamboo. Have a great day! 😀
Great podcast!
Wow, like so many other viewers, I came across your first episode by accident. I loved everything you showed and your delivery added to it all too! Thanks for your many tips and I look forward to watching many more of your episodes !
Thank you Pat for your lovely comments! And thank you for taking the time to watch Episode 1! I will be posting a new video the first and third Saturday of every month. It’s so much fun to connect with fellow knitters and crocheters! 😀
That is a lovely edging by Lesley Friend I took a look at the video you've linked, thank you 🙏 and I love your shawl
Gosh, what a lovely FIRST EPISODE! Hope you hang in there and produce many more! Hey, about the Half and Half Triangle Shawl….I’ve made two and I did block them. Being so large, I blocked them in a triangle instead of a square. I did the blocking on my patio table, outdoors and they dry quickly!
Thank you Cindy for the kind comment! Great idea to block your Half & Half Triangle Wrap in a triangle. I never would have thought of doing that. Genius!
What a lovely first episode! I enjoy how you share not only your project, but also your tips, like the edge of the Half and Half Wrap! Your set is fabulous - I’m so jealous of your peg wall ! It has huge potential - brilliant! Your Ranunculus is gorgeous; I’m late to that party, but after I finish my hubby’s sweater, it will be next on my queue. Looking forward to your next episode!
Thank you Susan for watching and for your lovely comments. My husband built the peg board screen from a photo I had shown him. You’re way ahead of me, I haven’t knit my husband a sweater yet. Your husband’s a lucky man!😀
Loved watching you sharing your ideas and knitting! Great job on your first podcast, Bobbi!! Cheers-Mary Kay
Thank you Mary for watching and for your lovely comments. I’m so glad you enjoyed Episode 1! It’s so nice to connect with fellow fiber friends! 😀
Hallo there! Your video popped up into my feed and I couldn't even watch the whole thing - had to go buy the ranunculus first 🤣 Wanted to knit it for so long. Thank you for this episode. Really enjoyed it a lot. My ranunculus is growing very fast. 💜
Wonderful First Episode
Thanks for positive attitude about hope for us crocheters, that we can accomplish knitting proficiently to make Beautiful garments such as yours.
Bobbi, you’re a natural! I look forward to your next episode.
Thank you Debbie for your lovely comments! And thank you for taking the time to watch Episode 1. I appreciate it so much.
Good job! I like the idea of showing how to make things work when you've made a mistake 🙂 That will be very encouraging for new knitters. Keep going!!!
Thank you so much for your lovely comments. I so appreciate that you have taken the time to watch and comment. Episode 2 is “in the works”!😀
I just discovered your videos and I’m enjoying them immensely!
I'm very late to the party but I am so happy I found you this morning. Very much enjoyed hearing your knowledge and will be sitting crocheting today watching more of you. Thanks so much.
Thank you for the lovely comment. Thank you so much for taking the time to watch and comment. Have a wonderful day! 😀❤️
@@knitterskniche your very welcome. Still catching up. 😍
I had to subscribe instantly, such a great episode and setup. I also was late to knit the Ranunculus as I thought it was just the hype but oh my, already knitted a second and more to come. There's just something magical in the easy construction and quick finish while looking as it was an advanced knit. That white to looks gorgeous on you 💖. Can't wait seeing your next episode.
Thank you so much for watching and subscribing to my “KnitTube” channel. I’ve almost completed my second Ranunculus with plans for a third one. I was also late to knit it, but I’m sure glad I did!! Thank you for your lovely comments!
Wow, what a great podcast! Sugarfolk Handmade recommended your podcast so I thought I'd start at number one. I was also a crocheter before I learned to knit and I also feel like it made it so much easier for me to pick up knitting very easily. Continental knitting is the same way you hold yarn to crochet so it makes the transition from one craft to the other easy. I'm going to binge your other videos now. Happy knitting!!!
Thank you so much for the lovely comment! Don’t you just love Sugarfolk Handmade podcast? I’m so happy you enjoyed my podcast. The angle and lighting is awful in the first episode. Lol. Thank you for watching and commenting!! 😍
hello Bobbi, welcome to podcast life, love you #1 and subscribe so will not miss your next one. thank you and have a wonderful day
Thank you Aleksandra for your lovely comment! And thank you for liking and subscribing! I’m so happy you enjoyed Episode 1. It’s great connecting with fellow knitters on RUclips. 😀
Aw what a lovely first episode. I love your intention for your channel and podcast. Looking forward to the next one. Thank you!
Thank you Claire for your lovely comment. I’m so happy you enjoyed Episode 1. Thank you for watching! Episode 2 is “in the works”!😀
I learned to crochet first also. Never have figured out “throwing”, but have the continental knitting down. Enjoying your podcast.
Thank you Cindy for watching Episode 1 and for your lovely comment. I think people who crochet first then start knitting have a head start on continental knitting! Thank you for subscribing!
Love your channel and love the learning tidbits. Love it and it helps lots of people.
Hi - don’t know how I found you, but so glad I did. I’m in the middle of my first sweater which happens to be the Ranunculus and I am not an experienced knitter. I found some helpful tutorials on Sun Dragon Knits - very nice for this newbie!
I also follow Leslie - she’s great!!
Hi Deb! Thank you for the kind comment! Sounds like we enjoy the same podcasts! I’m so glad you enjoyed my episode 1. Thank you for watching! 😀
I caught up with episode one and loved it as much as episode two. Looking forward to sharing your knitting life too. Love how you share tips and tricks with us. I am newish knitter, I quilt and embroider too, so I have a few things to keep me occupied and never enough hours in the day to do them. Your niche wall is fab too...Love and hugs Sue xx
Hello Bobbie, I really enjoyed your first episode, I’m looking forward to the next one! I just finished my first Ranunculus, and I started my 2nd one, very fun and versatile pattern! I’m a relatively new garment knitter. I started out crocheting as well, and Continental knitting worked for me. Thank you!
Thank you Jayleen! I’m so glad you enjoyed Episode 1. The Ranunculus sweater is so much fun to knit and very satisfying since it knits up so fast! Thank you for taking the time to comment on my video. I appreciate it so much.
What a great first podcast, you did a wonderful job. I'm anxious to see your finished cami, I'm thinking of doing one. As I knit more garments I'm at a loss as to how to store them due to minimal drawer space.
Thank you Laurie for watching and for your lovely comment. I’ve made a little progress on my Camisole No 2. It’s going to be beautiful!😀
@@knitterskniche I can't wait to see the cami, it's one I've been considering. Also will be checking the comments in your second broadcast for tips on storing knits. Thank you so much.
Really enjoyed your first episode. Look forward to future ones!
Lovely episode & lovely vibe to your episode! I’m just finishing my half and half triangle shawl, and planning my Ranunculus & 2nd half&half shawl !
Enjoyed your podcast and subscribed! Your makes are all beautiful 😍
It’s so nice to connect with fellow knitters. Thank you for watching, commenting and subscribing! You’re so kind. 😍
Hi, I just happened on your channel and really enjoyed it! I just ordered the pattern for the camisole you showed, I love it! Thanks for sharing! I can’t believe that I also finally made my first ranunculus just last month and also made it out of bamboo pop. I then proceeded to make three more out of different fibers. They are so addictive! Look forward to your next episode!
Thank you so much for watching and for your lovely comments! I just finished my second Ranunculus, the one I knit with Bamboo Pop. Yes they are addictive! You’re gonna love the Camisole No 2 pattern! 😀
I loved your first episode. I have subscribed to your channel to be able to see and hear more of your knitting tips. I am a self taught knitter which I am now seeing is not the best thing. While I can read a pattern and follow the instructions I don't know why I'm doing that particular stitch. I can not read my knitting. I really want to knit a sweater but for the reasons given I haven't attempted one. I loved seeing the ranunculus that you showed today.
Thank you Lisa for watching and subscribing. If I may, I would like to recommend a good reference book. It is The Knitters Companion by Vicki Square. Interweave Press www.interweave.com Thank you for your lovely comment!
Hello! Loved this first episode. Love all your knits. They all look so great on you. You really know how to pick colors. You have to introduce us to your dog! :) congratulations on your new channel!
Beautiful knitting! Love your half & half shawl colors!
Loved episode 1!! Can’t wait for the next one
Thank you MaryJane for watching, commenting and subscribing! I’m so glad you enjoyed Episode 1 of Knitters Niche. 😀
Great first podcast Bobbie! Like Linda, I came across it accidentally and love it! You are so positive and lovely to watch. Unfortunately, I have two more weeks of no knitting due to a recent rotator cuff/bicep repair surgery but that doesn't stop me watching the podcasts and adding to my queue! I've not done a Ranunculus (I know, only person in the world, right?) but it is on the list. My grandmother taught me to crochet doilies when I was about 10 years old. She made up the stitches as we went along even though mine looked like a cup rather than a doily. I agree with you-what a gift she gave me! I learned to knit in Home Ec and tend to 'flick' the yarn as does Staci Perry of Very Pink Knits but I would love to perfect my continental method. Perhaps you could do a clip showing how you hold the needles and knit/purl continental? Thanks again and look forward to many more episodes!
Thank you Becky for your lovely comments! I hope the next 2 weeks fly by for you while you’re healing from your surgery. A continental knit tutorial is a great idea! Thank you for taking the time to watch my first episode. It’s always fun to connect with fellow fiber lovers!
Hi Bobbie! I enjoyed #1 a lot. I like your color choices and aesthetic. Thanks for the camisole recommendation as I have some Linen Quill and enough to make the wrap plus more. Cheers!
Thank you Patricia! I appreciate your lovely comment! Feel free to subscribe to my channel and follow me on Instagram. I would love to see what projects you’re knitting! Take care and keep knitting. 😁
Wonderful first episode. I have knit two Ranunculus and think my next one will be a heavier one with long sleeves for winter. I too prefer to knit mine on a size 9 needle. Look forward to see more episodes. 💐
Thank you for watching and for the lovely comments. I know what you mean…I’m finishing my second Ranunculus and have another in mind using worsted yarn with long sleeves too. 😀
Hi Bobbie, I enjoyed your first podcast. Looking forward to your next. All your knits are lovely! Happy Knitting!
Thank you Maureen for watching and for your lovely comment. It’s always a joy to connect with fellow fiber friends. Happy knitting!
Hi Bobbie, I really enjoyed your first episode. I'm looking forward to watching your channel regularly.
I have a tiny request. I wish you would lower your camera to show you straight on rather then having the camera at a higher angle. Now I realize this may be knit picky, but I think this could turn an on okay video into a great one. I really like how you showed the close up photo of the ranunculus sweater on you. How about a full photo that shows how you style the sweater, do you wear it with jeans, or a skirt, or over a dress. I nearly didn't post this bit. I hope you don't take it negatively, it's not meant that way. Ugh. maybe I should delete. Feel free to ignore me.
I know exactly what you mean about the camera angle and distance. No worries, I really do appreciate feedback of my videos. I am so happy you enjoyed Episode 1 and took the time to comment. At the end of the episode I moved the camera back and added more footage. I think it made a big difference! Thank you!!😀
Your sweater is absolutely gorgeous!
Thank you so much! I’m making great progress on my second Ranunculus sweater! So stay tuned, there’s so much more to come.
Congratulations 🎉🎊 on your first video, enjoyed it! And hello 👋 from Washington, look forward to more of your videos and opportunities to learn from and with you, I too started as a crocheted and have since taught myself how to knit 🧶 over the last few years after so many years and countless attempts it’s finally “clicked”. Keep up the great work
Are you still in WA or since moved with your mentioning of the state with your intro to yarn and craft joy
Take care and lovely finished pieces!
Thank you Melissa for watching and for the lovely comments! My sister lived in Washington and I visited her there. What a beautiful state! 😀
I learned to knit as a crocheter a vew weeks a go, my first sweater is almost done
Fantastic! After I knit my first sweater, the Soldotna Crop, there was no turning back. I was obsessed with knitting sweaters! I have to say, sweater knitting is my favorite. Thank you for watching and for the lovely comment. 🥰
Fantastic! After I knit my first sweater, the Soldotna Crop, there was no turning back. I was obsessed with knitting sweaters! I have to say, sweater knitting is my favorite. Thank you for watching and for the lovely comment. 🥰
@@knitterskniche i am litterlay hooked😊. I can't even choose what to knit next😅
Good job, enjoyed. Question- what can I do for wrist pain from knitting? Keep up the good work 🧶
Thank you George Ann for your lovely comment. I’m sorry I don’t have a remedy or suggestion for knitters wrist pain. I do hope your wrist feels better soon. Thank you for watching! 😀
I actually hated knitting the Ranunculus, not because of the pattern but because of the large needles. The yoke pattern was lovely and very intrresting to knit. .Im going to do another one on smaller needles.
Thank you for watching! I agree, the yoke pattern is lovely and interesting to knit. The US10 needles and fingering weight yarn can be hard to knit with. I’m sure you’ll have success using smaller needles for your next Ranunculus. 😀
I enjoyed your first podcast and absolutely loved your Ranunculus. I looked up your project on Ravelry and the yarn you used, Koigu's Painter's Palette Premium Merino (KPPPM). It's actually a fingering weight yarn. Did you hold it double? Also, you said on your project page that it was brown, but the colourways have a letter followed by numbers. Do you happen to have the ball band with the colour number on it? I would love to know what you used--it's so pretty.
Thank you Jessica for watching and for the lovely comments! You’re right, I did say it was dk, but in fact it is fingering weight on the heavier side. I do have the ball band. The color is 2393, however it was from my deep stash which means it was purchased many years ago. The color should be the same or similar now. I held it single and used a US 9 for the neckband and body and size US 8 for the cuffs and hem. It’s always great to connect with fellow knitters!😀
@@knitterskniche Thanks so much for the quick reply. Much appreciated.
Love your podcast so much. But one of your links does not work, can't find the video for fixing mistakes in brioche.
Thank you for your nice comment and for watching. Sorry, I’ll go back and put that link in. Thank you for letting me know. Have a great day! 😀
Thank you so much ❤
Love the bag in on the peg behind you. What pattern is that, please? So cute! Love the podcast!
Hello Janet. It is the Bento Purse by Darling Jadore. I found it on Ravelry. It is a paid for pattern. She also has lovely knit camisole patterns. Thank you for watching and thank you for the lovely comment. I’m so glad you enjoyed Episode 1!
Bobbie, I really enjoyed your podcast and look forward to more.
For anyone, like me that was a little intimidated by the Ranunculus I found some great tutorials on Sun Dragon Tips & Tricks. It really helped me get past my lack of confidence and I now have a beautiful summer wgt sweater!
In the podcast you mentioned driving from Seattle to Vancouver, I think. Are you from the PNW? If so, do you have yarn store recommendations? We lost a few stores due to the pandemic and I struggle with ordering my yarn online.
Thank you Julia for watching Episode 1 and for your lovely comments! The Sun Dragon Tips and Tricks videos for the Ranunculus sweater are so good! No, my sister lived in Seattle many years ago and we were there visiting. It’s a beautiful part of the country and I wish I could have spent more time there. 😀
Just found you! Congratulations on your first! Keep going! Hugs!
Thank you Angela! I appreciate your comments so much! Hugs to you too!! It’s wonderful to meet a fellow lover of fiber arts.
I’m a newbie at knitting and totally love it! Thank you for sharing your experience and time. What size did you knit your Ranunculus?
Thank you for your comment and for watching! I knit the size 3 Ranunculus and used US size 9 needles instead of the suggested US size 10 needles. The cuffs and hem were knit with US size 8 needles. 😀
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Have you tried Onlong cotton/ linen yarn ?
Hi Carol! No, I haven’t. I’ll have to look it up online. Have you knit with it? 😊❤️
If I may ask the needle size for the purl soho half and half wrap 💐 I am a beginner knitter thank you
Hi Emma. I used US size 3 needles for the Half & Half Triangles Wrap. This is the needle size the pattern suggests. Thank you so much for commenting and for watching! I appreciate your viewership so much! 😀
Is there a pattern for this top this inner Louisiana top because I cannot find it on the ralvery
Hi Peggy. The designer must have decided not to release the pattern. I had done a test knit for her. Another pattern by the same designer is called Lil Sprout. Is is identical, just done in stockinette instead. The designers name is Christie Archer. Thank you for commenting and watching!! Here’s the link to Lil Sprout ravel.me/lil-sprout
Put me onto some great designs and designers. Thankyou.
Thank you for watching and commenting Bronwen! There are so many talented designers to choose from. 😀
welcome to the KnitTube family! great first episode. love your makes!! drop in on my episodes as well!! cheers!
Thank you for the warm welcome to the KnitTube community! Your lovely comments mean so much! I’m definitely going to watch, like and subscribe to SoxyNana Alice! Love your RUclips name. You’re so clever!
Hi Bobbi thanks for your encouragement I just uploaded my first RUclips video. My channel is The Island Lamb
I mention you in the video and thought you might like to see it. Thanks again
Here's the best "How to fix Brioche" video ever from Jana at Purl Together.
ruclips.net/video/s9VjbnAlxSc/видео.html
You are brand new to me but I love your style, Bobbi. I just made my first Ranunculus a month ago using Shawl In a Ball and I LOVE it!
Debbie, thank you for watching and for the lovely comment! Yes, that’s a great tutorial for fixing brioche…thank you so much for sending the link! 🙌for the Ranunculus sweater!😀