Oh my goodness! I got a little emotional watching your last NY video! And you will definitely have readers of your book! I would love to 'test knit' it for you ;-) Your energy and emotional commitment to this book is so exciting to see - and to feel like I have front row seats during it's creation. Can NOT wait to see the next video and the next chapter of your adventure.
Thank you!! It's so touching when people appreciate updates on the book, I will definitely keep talking about it in my videos (: And I'm looking forward to have it in proper shape to send it out to test readers some day (:
I also like knitting from charts, crocheting even more, because the stitches in the pattern appear so similar to those in the fabric. I guess you would like japanese knitting instructions as they're mostly charted and you don't actually need to understand japanese to read them. It is great to hear about the draft of your book. Enjoy! And, of course, thanks for sharing your knitting adventures. I wish you a smooth transtion to the new place.
Thank you so much ! I’ve heard about this Japanese lace stitch bible or so, but I have yet to check that out. But I’ll definitely need to do more chart knitting ! I feel it’s also so satisfying because you can tick off the rows and progress feels more tangible
I was working on my stella quilt cushion test knit while watching and it was so nice to hear about your thoughts about your makes, your book and your current big life change! big love for burnt orange & I would love to read your book one day 🧡 feeling your sadness for leaving New York, it’s such a special city for sure but good things lay ahead, I’m sure!! 😊
Just had to go looking for the Stella Quilt Cushion and OMG it looks stunning! Can't wait to see your version of it. And thanks so much for your kind words! Slowly settling in here in London, and while I miss New York, I'm also starting to love it here :D
Ohh that's good to know, I might skip it for Mohair combos then. Do you do it the same way, like turning for a German short row , or is there another trick to it?
@@pagesandpurls yea I keep to the German short row method myself! I just make the point to tighten it real hard but its still somewhat noticeable haha :DD
Thank you so much for the shoutout Hannah! I’m loving your two burnt orange projects- I’ve been eyeing the twist loops top for a while and your color choice is just beautiful
@@pagesandpurls I actually ended up finding some discounted knitting for olive in the color wild berries at my LYS this weekend so I think I'll make a twist loops top in the nice pink color in the spring 😊. Also I wanted to say congratulations on finishing your 2nd draft of your book! What an accomplishment
@@sarahs.handmakes Ohh that colour is PRETTY, but you're right it fits better into the spring! And thanks, it's a huge accomplishment!! Have to find the energy now to jump into draft 3 😄
Miss you!!!! Loved watching this while plying some handspun ☺ I'm still trying to catch up to you on my Ingrid hehe also - I started an Oslo hat and am LOVING the pattern!!
Congratulations on finishing your draft, that's so exciting!!! I loved hearing you talk about it and how special it is to you!!! I hope you're settling in well :)
We had to ship some of our belongings (clothes, etc) but no furniture, luckily. We didn’t have much furniture to begin with, but sold everything before we left, as it was easier that way
Oh my goodness! I got a little emotional watching your last NY video! And you will definitely have readers of your book! I would love to 'test knit' it for you ;-) Your energy and emotional commitment to this book is so exciting to see - and to feel like I have front row seats during it's creation. Can NOT wait to see the next video and the next chapter of your adventure.
Thank you!! It's so touching when people appreciate updates on the book, I will definitely keep talking about it in my videos (: And I'm looking forward to have it in proper shape to send it out to test readers some day (:
I also like knitting from charts, crocheting even more, because the stitches in the pattern appear so similar to those in the fabric. I guess you would like japanese knitting instructions as they're mostly charted and you don't actually need to understand japanese to read them.
It is great to hear about the draft of your book. Enjoy!
And, of course, thanks for sharing your knitting adventures. I wish you a smooth transtion to the new place.
Thank you so much ! I’ve heard about this Japanese lace stitch bible or so, but I have yet to check that out. But I’ll definitely need to do more chart knitting ! I feel it’s also so satisfying because you can tick off the rows and progress feels more tangible
watching this on a rainy day while knitting, i'm so cosy :-) i absolutely loooove everything you are working on, so stunning!
Ahw thank you !! That sounds so so cozy!
I was working on my stella quilt cushion test knit while watching and it was so nice to hear about your thoughts about your makes, your book and your current big life change! big love for burnt orange & I would love to read your book one day 🧡 feeling your sadness for leaving New York, it’s such a special city for sure but good things lay ahead, I’m sure!! 😊
Just had to go looking for the Stella Quilt Cushion and OMG it looks stunning! Can't wait to see your version of it. And thanks so much for your kind words! Slowly settling in here in London, and while I miss New York, I'm also starting to love it here :D
I am super converted to knitting ribbing inside out too! Mohair combos are still a nightmare but everything else turns out so tidy!
Ohh that's good to know, I might skip it for Mohair combos then. Do you do it the same way, like turning for a German short row , or is there another trick to it?
@@pagesandpurls yea I keep to the German short row method myself! I just make the point to tighten it real hard but its still somewhat noticeable haha :DD
@@ghostpuff I tried that too, but oh well... I guess we just have to place it conveniently so the GSR stitch isn't too noticeable (:
good luck with your move!! I always enjoy your content :)
Thank you so much !
Thank you so much for the shoutout Hannah! I’m loving your two burnt orange projects- I’ve been eyeing the twist loops top for a while and your color choice is just beautiful
Gladly (: And same here, it's such a beautiful colour. Do you have any ideas what colour you'd want to make the twist loops top in?
@@pagesandpurls I actually ended up finding some discounted knitting for olive in the color wild berries at my LYS this weekend so I think I'll make a twist loops top in the nice pink color in the spring 😊. Also I wanted to say congratulations on finishing your 2nd draft of your book! What an accomplishment
@@sarahs.handmakes Ohh that colour is PRETTY, but you're right it fits better into the spring! And thanks, it's a huge accomplishment!! Have to find the energy now to jump into draft 3 😄
your radish socks are so cute! I love them :)
Thank you!! Me too, I need to make some more colorwork socks *__*
Miss you!!!! Loved watching this while plying some handspun ☺ I'm still trying to catch up to you on my Ingrid hehe also - I started an Oslo hat and am LOVING the pattern!!
OHH I need to see your Oslo hat!! And I miss you, too -- maybe we need to do another FT for some Ingrid progress hehe (:
@@pagesandpurls yes!!! Let’s FT soon!!! 💕
Diese Radieschensocken 😍
Ich bin verliebt haha 😄
Congratulations on finishing your draft, that's so exciting!!! I loved hearing you talk about it and how special it is to you!!! I hope you're settling in well :)
Thank you thank youu!! Settling in is slow so far, but we’re getting there ☺️
Did you have to ship furniture etc. to the UK?
We had to ship some of our belongings (clothes, etc) but no furniture, luckily. We didn’t have much furniture to begin with, but sold everything before we left, as it was easier that way