Your podcast is always so informative. I don’t think you need to over explain about charts because of one person. People should do their own homework, if that’s what they need. I actually prefer charts because I am a visual person. I love when a podcaster goes into detail about construction. There are many times I have been inspired to knit a garment because of interesting construction. I’m currently knitting the Lino cardigan. It’s a new pattern that just came out. I’m not a fan of the construction and lack of schematic. Ultimately, I’m going to love my garment, because it is heavily modified. Again, I really appreciate how well you explain these patterns. You are amazing!
A great selection! I highly recommend the Jakers by Isabell Kramer. One of my favourite jumpers of all time. I don’t think you need to be responsible for our purchase decisions. If people have specific needs, they need to look deeper themselves.
Hello! Other viewers have also said the Jakers sweater is absolutely one of their favorite sweaters to knit. I want to cast it on immediately, but I have other projects to finish first. Thank you so much for watching and for taking the time to comment! Have a wonderful day! Your fiber friend, Bobbi 😊
Hi Bobbi! You made my day! I love your podcast and always look forward to your releasing the next one. I am a 64 year old new knitter and appreciate the inspiration I get from you. Your knitting is exquisite and I love your style! Thank you! Thank you, for taking the time to make your lovely podcast!
Hello Kim! You made my day! How sweet you are to take the time to watch and for the lovely compliment! This was a fun episode to put together! I’m glad you enjoyed it. Have a wonderful weekend my friend! Bobbi 🥰
Thank you so much! I truly enjoyed putting this episode together! There is an endless list of amazing fall knitting patterns this year! I only scratched the surface. You are so kind!!! Thank you for watching my little RUclips channel and for taking the time to comment! Have a great weekend! Your knitting friend, Bobbi 🥰
Hello Bobbi, I came across your podcast today for the first time. Great patterns, great pictures, not too long, not to short, lived that you show the name of the pattern and the designer the whole time and your tipps are really great. And of course you are a lovely host! Thank you for the perfect Sunday morning entertainment! ❤ Yours, Sonja
Hello Sonja. Welcome to my channel! I’m so glad you like this episode. Thank you so much for watching and for the lovely comments. You are so kind! Have a great day! Your fiber friend, Bobbi 🥰
Hi! I am a proud dane! You show 4 danish designers and 1 danish yarn brand. It shows we have a lot of talent in Denmark when it comes to yarn and knitting. I love it! Show it to the world ❤ keep knitting 🧶🥢
Hello ! Yes, I love danish knitwear designs! In my opinion Danish designers are the most creative and their patterns are well written. Thank you so much for watching and commenting! I would love to visit Denmark someday! ❤️ Bobbi 🥰
beautiful patterns. If a pattern uses charts, and one doesn't like them, it is fairly easy to turn it into written instructions. Sometimes I will do that to make it easier for me to memorize.
Another wonderful podcast with so many great pattern suggestions. If someone is having difficulty using charts I would suggest they colour code the chart. K2together could be pink, SSK, blue etc. I also increase the size of the chart so that it is easier to see. Using a magnetic board and following the rows with a ruler under or over the row you are working on keeps you on the correct row. I use all three of these suggestions and find they make doing lace charts so much easier.
Hi Bobbi! Thank you so much for the great podcast. I wait always impatiently for a new one from you. I live in Germany and like so many of us (I am 57) I had stopped knitting for some decades and restarted it two years ago. I must admit, that you have always soooooo pretty choices in colour and style. You look terrific in your handknits. So have a nice Sunday afternoon with many greetings from Bavaria.
Hi there,I am from Serbia and I learned to knit from fantastic German magazines like Burda or better known as Ana Burda Great patterns ,colours,charts,explanations and for the best illustrated explanations for the finishing touches,tips etc Got many ideas … And many ,,new” patterns are simply the good old ones Get your Burda 💐
Thank you so much for doing this selection for us. It made such enjoyable viewing and filled me with ideas! Pretty sure I will be making the Asterie sweater by Natasia Hornby - yours looks so beautiful.
Hi Bobbi I came across your podcast this evening and I love all the sweaters/jumpers/shawls that you reviewed. I've saved them all to my favourite on Ravelry. I love your work and I feel inspired to take on more projects. I'm viewing in the UK.
Hi Bobbi, my friends asked me to make a list of English-speaking podcasts I watch and yours was one of the first ones I thought of! Your choice is so lovely and the garments you wear look so polished and chic! ❤❤❤
Hello! Thank you so much! You are so kind to recommend my channel. I’m hoping to put out another episode sometime next week. I appreciate you so much! Thank you for watching and for the lovely comment! Your fiber friend, Bobbi 🥰
Super podcast Bobbi. I always enjoy watching you. You put in so much effort with your research, editing, delivery, wonderful knitting ideas and your beautiful knitting. I love your taste, style and colour choices. Which ones are you going to knit? You’ve really given us a lot of options. Already, even though it was a hot day yesterday, our leaves are already falling a lot. I agree with you unravelling the Andrea Mowry sweater. I wasn’t sure about you knitting it when I saw the pattern. I can’t believe this year is flying along so fast. But you achieve so much. xxx 🧶😃💐💕🇬🇧
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Thank you for your list of Fall Knits! I have put Asterie and Fie in my Queue. Perfect timing as I am prepping for Dallas Fiber Festival in a couple of weeks 😊
I saved your bundle in my Ravelry faves.😊 Thank you!! I really appreciate the time you take talking about each pattern. Also, that you mention budget and include all levels of knitters. Great video!
You are so kind! This was a fun episode to put together. There are so many beautiful patterns on Ravelry for fall knits! Thank you so much for watching my little RUclips channel and for taking the time to comment! Your fiber friend, Bobbi 😊❤️
Thank you so much! I really enjoyed putting this video together. There are so many outstanding patterns to choose from! Thank you for watching and taking the time to comment! You are so kind! Bobbi 🥰
Thank you for another wonderful video, I so enjoy your picks and seeing your beautiful knitting. I am of similar age and find your descriptions and choices you make for your knitting very inspirational. Thank you!
Hi Bobbi, I am also a newish knitter as I had given up knitting for some years. You should be so pleased to be chosen to be in the Memory Lane book! I have been quilting for at least 25 years and I submitted several blocks to be entered in the Encyclopedia of Pieced Quilt Patterns (3rd Edition). I was thrilled to have several blocks chosen. Congratulations to you and know that your knitting is amazing!
YES!!! I have downloaded, and hope to knit one day soon, the Braidy Loop sweater! I’ve had the yarn, Debbie Bliss Rialto DK with Midnatssol by Cama Rose. In Lysbela for a few months. It’s a baby alpaca/tencel lace weight. I’ve been searching for inspiration for this combo and you have given me that! So thanks for your great videos.
Thank you so much for showing us the 'Braidy loop' sweater - I really need that in my wardrobe! I already knit the Alpine Bloom sweater last year and I have recently finished the Framed sweater - I knit that because I'm not going to Rhinebeck, living in Denmark makes it kind of expensive to travel all the way to Rhinebeck to go yarn shopping but at least I have the sweater - and I have the Knitting for Olive yarn shop right around the corner! I like your podcast very much - everything you knit is so neat and nice! 😊
Hello Bobbie, I love watching and finding beautiful patterns and learning a lot. I am 59 and have been knitting for a year. I finally have gotten better at knitting and decided to jump in and make my first garment . I’m making my daughter The Turtle Dove cardigan and I’m knitting socks. I have a lot of plans for the future and of course collecting yarn lol. Have a great day and happy knitting . Thank you 😊
Hello! The Turtle Dove Cardigan is in my favorites! I have several Sonder Yarn Co patterns in my favorites, but I haven’t knit any yet. I really like the look of the Turtle Dove Cardigan. I’m sure your cardigan will be beautiful. Thank you so much for watching and for taking the time to comment! Have a great day! Bobbi 😊
Hi Bobbie, I love your spirit, and chuckling with you when you get tickled. :) I always find inspiration from your podcasts, and have put 4 of the patterns on my list. The Sunday Tee, Jakers, Gro Shawl, and Asterie. I’ve made the Gro Socks, and just love them. As you said, they are heirloom quality with the botanicals, and the Amble sock yarn (by Fibre Co.) makes them extra special… soft and squishy with a halo.
You are so sweet! Thank you for suggesting the Amble sock yarn. I’ll have to try it someday. I love all of Fiber Tale’s patterns! Thank you so much for watching and for the lovely comment! Your Fiber Friend, Bobbi 😊
So many wonderful choices! I am currently working on the Frame sweater. I have learned a lot! I have the front nearly done. just have this project on my needles right now, except for baby blankets. They are always an easy go-to.
All of your patterns are just gorgeous. However, you are a much more advanced knitter than I am so I saved them for when I grow up a bit in my knitting.
Teti’s designs are fabulous and I love the autumn alpine it’s beautiful Bobbi your stranding is so neat I’m envious I need to learn to do that I’m missing out on so many wonderful sweaters. For The yarn name think the bird pigeon with a W was how I was told to say it lol.
I love your enthusiasm for this topic. What a delightful take on “my favorites for fall” and I join you in LOVING the botanical texture patterns. I’ve added the Asterie to my queue. I was determined not to buy yarn for a year, but oh my that pattern! I’ve also added the Loops designs to my favorites, but they will have to wait unless I find a great yarn in my stash. I don’t usually love colorwork, but these botanical designs are lovely. The Polina was my favorite, but again…may have to wait as my queue is so long. I, too, was in the “no charts!” camp…until I took the time to learn them. They do indeed make things much easier. I hope all knitters will at some point take the time to try a chart and see if they don’t agree. As to “you recommended but didn’t say….”, I hope we will accept responsibility to look at anyones recommendation, on any topic, and see if it works for us. I’m sad by how many podcasters are feeling the need to apologize for some perceived slight or omission. We each need to look into an interesting pattern for its suitability for us in yarn content, sizes offered, design style, pattern writing, etc. Thank you for another great episode. Oh, and on the question of lace + fingering = fingering, it is easiest for me to think about in terms of stitches per inch (or per 4”) rather than the needle sizes (as that varies widely as we all have unique tension). The 22sts in 4” (I think that is what that was the gauge) is, according to my research, a DK weight.
Thanks Bobbi! I have been searching for the cable sweater that suits me perfectly. Something that has a wow factor but enough empty space or texture that rests the eye. The Siri sweater is it! Thanks for bringing it to my attention ❤
Great podcast Bobbi! I love watching you and always look forward to your knitting tips. Thanks especially today for mentioning what your floats look like (smiles) on the backside of your colorwork. I am knitting my first colorwork sweater and can use all the advice I can get! I’m currently working on a pattern called Goldwing by Jenn Steingass. It is beautiful and you should check it out! Thanks again!
So happy to have found your channel. I am similar age to you with a birthday a year and a day before yours. When I retired last year I had several goals, one of which was to get back into knitting. My mom was an amazing knitter, she taught me to knit when I was young, I loved doing patterns with cables, etc however I haven’t knit since becoming an adult. Your videos are inspiring me to get started again, and it will be extra sweet as I have all of my mothers needles to use and get started with. I will start with a few smaller projects to get my mojo back but following that I will be choosing some of your ‘bundle’ projects. Thank you!
Love your episode and channel. I just love all of your handknits you wear. They just look fabulous on you. I have the eco-baby and am now needing to knit that Astere. Thank you for the inspiration. I have knit for along time and graphs are not my favorite but sure can do them however I choose to write my own out in words when I find the graph. I think for me the old way is “ see-write-do” works well for my brain…. Maybe this may work for others as well. This works well when you are following several graphs ( cables etc), within the pattern, at least for me. Thank you for today.
Thank you Bobbi 😃👏🏼🤩 I’m working on autumn alpine with a black and a color changing hot pink yarn that I’ve held together with a black mohair to tame that contrasting color 😃😅👏🏼 and I’ve got felted tweed on deck for the Polina and I’m going to also just do a basic crew neck on that one… ty for all of the inspiration 🤩👏🏼🥰 and all of your effort it’s the bundles you put together… soooo helpful 🥰
Hello! I would love to come to Denmark someday! I hear it is beautiful! Thank you so much for watching and for the lovely comment! Have a wonderful day my friend. Bobbi 😊
I love your taste! My favorites list grows whenever I watch your videos. I have been wanting to knit Ilha ever since I saw your video about it. But I don't know if I have the patience (speed) yet to knit a fingering weight sweater! Today I realized I have learned enough now about sweater construction to convert it to worsted weight. A big thanks to the Whatever Sweater by Julie Dubreux and of course the Ranunculus for giving me that confidence! Just had to share my excitement with other knitters!
Thank you for all the inspiration, I really liked your podcast! A few of them are also on my list of favorites but there were also some new ones, thank you for that :)
I definitely want to knit the Gro Shawl and Gro Socks. Also, really digging the cardigan you featured at the beginning (the one that had a sweater knit from the same motif). So much inspiration, so little Fall!!!! lol
Wow - what an awesome selection of fall sweaters! You like all the same elements of knitting that I do. Can't wait to favorite and save a bunch of those patterns. Thanks for all the work it took to find them and showcase them! 😘
Hello! Thank you so much for watching my little RUclips channel! It’s so nice to connect with other knitters. There are so many great patterns for fall this year! Thank you for your kind comment! Have a great day! Bobbi 🥰
Wow! What a wonderful lineup. I thoroughly enjoyed it. They were all right down my alley. I only had 2 of them in my favourites, so I had to add the rest.
Hello! I know, there are so many beautiful fall knitting patterns to choose from this year! Thank you so much for watching and for the lovely comment. Your knitting friend, Bobbi 🥰
Hi Debra! There are so many gorgeous patterns to choose from this fall! Thank you so much for watching and for the wonderful comment! Your knitting friend, Bobbi 🥰
Hi Bobbi, I love all your pics. I love watching your podcast. I love how you are so thorough and detailed. It’s really really helpful. Thank you so much.
Hi Linda! This was a fun episode! I really enjoyed putting together this list of outstanding fall patterns. Thank you so much for watching and for the lovely compliment! Have a great day, my friend! Bobbi 🥰
Thanks for another great video. I don't like complicated lace charts. But, I just transcribe them and work from there. Easy peasy. I'm tempted to knit half a dozen of your picks. I love your Sunday tee.
Thank You for your collection of patterns ! I have the Autumn Alpine ready to start knitting , and I LOVE the Suri Sweater Solo ......and the Fie Pullover is a must knit !!! I have been struggling with my Framed as well.... but Im pushing through because I adore quilt square patterns !!
I had the Fie and Leaflette saved in Favorites and added the Polina Pullover, and Asterie. I'm currently knitting Pothos by Beth McDonald Stone and Rococo by Sari Nordlun. In hibernation: Scarflette, by Justyna Lorkowska and Ilia by Michelle Wang amongst various scrappy shawls I add to periodically. I particularly like to see what you choose to knit in what I imagine a fairly warm year around climate? I live in northern Calif. Thanks so much for the roundup of autumn sweaters
I love your videos with all my heart and always rush to watch them. I love your style, aesthetic, and the patterns and yarn as well as collies you choose. ❤❤❤
Thank you for this video. I love your color ways and style and especially Teti’s design. I am also excited to knit many of the botanical color and textured jumpers. Can’t wait for your next podcast.
Hi Bobbi, one of my favorite podcaster! I was thinking of doing framed cowl she came out with. Might be a good way to try color work. Of course I hear socks are the best way to start color work. 🤷♀️
Great video! I put the Asterie sweater & the Siri Cardigan Solo in my favorites! I've loved the Asterie sweater since watching you craft it last year - absolutely beautiful.
Thanks for another fun episode, Bobbi. You have inspired me to try the Autumn Alpine Sweater! I have some sport weight yarn that I would love to knit into such a stunning pattern. Cheers from Nova Scotia Canada 🍁
Hello! I’m really enjoying knitting the Autumn Alpine sweater! One of the attributes that sold me on this pattern was that it requires sport weight yarn. Not as heavy as dk or worsted or as hot. Thank you so much for watching and taking the time to comment! 😍
Hi Bobbi! Enjoy your podcast so much. I loved all your sweaters especially your Autumn Alpine Bloom. I cannot blame you for being excited to finish that! I made the summer Alpine Bloom and used a kit. I ran out of yarn before I did the edge and sleeve edging. I ordered another skein but there was too much of a contrast. I am going to frog that versionand venture into the Autumn Alpine Bloom. Your yarn choice looks beautiful! Thank you your episode.
Thanks so much for putting together this bundle. I love almost all of the patterns. The first one I want to knit is the Braidy Loop. My youngest daughter would love this. She prefers the oversized sweaters and this one would definitely fit her style. I’m currently working on the Vanilla Fluff sweater for her as part of The Woolly Thistle’s KAL. I’m using Rauma Finulfarn and Plum held together. It’s a bit scratchy so I’m crossing my fingers that it will soften up after washing.
Oh my goodness, Bobbi!! I hope you haven’t frogged your Frame. I had a thought that if you just frog back to the ribbing you could put that on a barber cord and look for another pattern that you like and use that ribbing for the new sweater. Tubular cast-on is so beautiful, it would be a shame to have to start that over again. Even if the new sweater is a few stitches different, you can easily adjust that count in your first knit row. Just a thought….. Love your chosen patterns…always!!!
Your podcast is always so informative. I don’t think you need to over explain about charts because of one person. People should do their own homework, if that’s what they need. I actually prefer charts because I am a visual person. I love when a podcaster goes into detail about construction. There are many times I have been inspired to knit a garment because of interesting construction. I’m currently knitting the Lino cardigan. It’s a new pattern that just came out. I’m not a fan of the construction and lack of schematic. Ultimately, I’m going to love my garment, because it is heavily modified. Again, I really appreciate how well you explain these patterns. You are amazing!
A great selection! I highly recommend the Jakers by Isabell Kramer. One of my favourite jumpers of all time.
I don’t think you need to be responsible for our purchase decisions. If people have specific needs, they need to look deeper themselves.
Hello! Other viewers have also said the Jakers sweater is absolutely one of their favorite sweaters to knit. I want to cast it on immediately, but I have other projects to finish first. Thank you so much for watching and for taking the time to comment! Have a wonderful day!
Your fiber friend,
Bobbi 😊
Hi Bobbi! You made my day! I love your podcast and always look forward to your releasing the next one. I am a 64 year old new knitter and appreciate the inspiration I get from you. Your knitting is exquisite and I love your style! Thank you! Thank you, for taking the time to make your lovely podcast!
Hello Kim! You made my day! How sweet you are to take the time to watch and for the lovely compliment! This was a fun episode to put together! I’m glad you enjoyed it. Have a wonderful weekend my friend!
Bobbi 🥰
Hi Bobbi , great to see you and all your knits, that Autumn Alpine sweater is sooo pretty. Thanks for all the information and inspiration. Hugz 🥰
Thank you for this! Don't listen to mean people, people can actually read! Loved all the garments you mentioned😍🥰
Are they charted? 😂😂😅
Just came here to say the same thing! How do you not read a pattern before buying it and then blame someone else for your lack of attention to detail?
Always look forward to your posts, lovely pattern choices.😊
One of the best knitting podcast RUclips channels 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Thank you so much! I truly enjoyed putting this episode together! There is an endless list of amazing fall knitting patterns this year! I only scratched the surface. You are so kind!!! Thank you for watching my little RUclips channel and for taking the time to comment! Have a great weekend!
Your knitting friend,
Bobbi 🥰
Ewe knits is a great shop in Toronto, Canada! Come and experience our beautiful city situated on the shore of Lake Ontario. Love your podcast!
Hello Bobbi, I came across your podcast today for the first time. Great patterns, great pictures, not too long, not to short, lived that you show the name of the pattern and the designer the whole time and your tipps are really great. And of course you are a lovely host! Thank you for the perfect Sunday morning entertainment! ❤ Yours, Sonja
Hello Sonja. Welcome to my channel! I’m so glad you like this episode. Thank you so much for watching and for the lovely comments. You are so kind! Have a great day!
Your fiber friend,
Bobbi 🥰
Hi Bobbi! I love your podcasts! Thank you for your favorite botanical patterns!
Hi! I am a proud dane!
You show 4 danish designers and 1 danish yarn brand. It shows we have a lot of talent in Denmark when it comes to yarn and knitting. I love it! Show it to the world ❤ keep knitting 🧶🥢
Hello ! Yes, I love danish knitwear designs! In my opinion Danish designers are the most creative and their patterns are well written. Thank you so much for watching and commenting! I would love to visit Denmark someday! ❤️
Bobbi 🥰
beautiful patterns. If a pattern uses charts, and one doesn't like them, it is fairly easy to turn it into written instructions. Sometimes I will do that to make it easier for me to memorize.
Another wonderful podcast with so many great pattern suggestions. If someone is having difficulty using charts I would suggest they colour code the chart. K2together could be pink, SSK, blue etc. I also increase the size of the chart so that it is easier to see. Using a magnetic board and following the rows with a ruler under or over the row you are working on keeps you on the correct row. I use all three of these suggestions and find they make doing lace charts so much easier.
Hi Bobbi! Thank you so much for the great podcast. I wait always impatiently for a new one from you. I live in Germany and like so many of us (I am 57) I had stopped knitting for some decades and restarted it two years ago. I must admit, that you have always soooooo pretty choices in colour and style. You look terrific in your handknits. So have a nice Sunday afternoon with many greetings from Bavaria.
Hi there,I am from Serbia and I learned to knit from fantastic German magazines like Burda or better known as Ana Burda
Great patterns ,colours,charts,explanations and for the best illustrated explanations for the finishing touches,tips etc
Got many ideas …
And many ,,new” patterns are simply the good old ones
Get your Burda
💐
Thank you so much for doing this selection for us. It made such enjoyable viewing and filled me with ideas! Pretty sure I will be making the Asterie sweater by Natasia Hornby - yours looks so beautiful.
The tee you're wearing is just lonely, I love all your knits, they just look so polished and the color choices are all top notch
Hi Bobbi I came across your podcast this evening and I love all the sweaters/jumpers/shawls that you reviewed. I've saved them all to my favourite on Ravelry. I love your work and I feel inspired to take on more projects. I'm viewing in the UK.
Hi Bobbi, my friends asked me to make a list of English-speaking podcasts I watch and yours was one of the first ones I thought of! Your choice is so lovely and the garments you wear look so polished and chic! ❤❤❤
Hello! Thank you so much! You are so kind to recommend my channel. I’m hoping to put out another episode sometime next week. I appreciate you so much! Thank you for watching and for the lovely comment!
Your fiber friend,
Bobbi 🥰
Thanks so much for taking the time to create this beautiful bundle for us. Love your style and colors that you choose xox
Super podcast Bobbi. I always enjoy watching you. You put in so much effort with your research, editing, delivery, wonderful knitting ideas and your beautiful knitting. I love your taste, style and colour choices. Which ones are you going to knit? You’ve really given us a lot of options. Already, even though it was a hot day yesterday, our leaves are already falling a lot. I agree with you unravelling the Andrea Mowry sweater. I wasn’t sure about you knitting it when I saw the pattern. I can’t believe this year is flying along so fast. But you achieve so much. xxx 🧶😃💐💕🇬🇧
Thank you for your list of Fall Knits! I have put Asterie and Fie in my Queue. Perfect timing as I am prepping for Dallas Fiber Festival in a couple of weeks 😊
I favorited Autumn alpine byCaitlin Hunter.
I saved your bundle in my Ravelry faves.😊 Thank you!! I really appreciate the time you take talking about each pattern. Also, that you mention budget and include all levels of knitters. Great video!
I'm glad I found you. Such an inspiration. Your very talented. Every sweater you make looks so good on you.
You are so kind! This was a fun episode to put together. There are so many beautiful patterns on Ravelry for fall knits! Thank you so much for watching my little RUclips channel and for taking the time to comment! Your fiber friend,
Bobbi 😊❤️
Wow, you do amazing work and I adore your fabulous knit choices!
Love your choices! As always, you have impeccable taste in designs. Thanks❤
Thank you so much! I really enjoyed putting this video together. There are so many outstanding patterns to choose from! Thank you for watching and taking the time to comment! You are so kind!
Bobbi 🥰
Very pretty suggestions! 💖 I screenshot almost all of them 😅 very hard to decide a favorite to make
You should give yourself hugs for that Sunday sweater. It’s beautiful. The colour isn’t one I could wear but it gorgeous.
So many beautiful knits. I really enjoyed being inspired by your projects. I see Asterie and the Loop pullover in my future.
Thank you for another wonderful video, I so enjoy your picks and seeing your beautiful knitting. I am of similar age and find your descriptions and choices you make for your knitting very inspirational. Thank you!
Love your beautiful podcast. So pretty and groomed. Wish I could be like this!
Hi Bobbi, I am also a newish knitter as I had given up knitting for some years. You should be so pleased to be chosen to be in the Memory Lane book! I have been quilting for at least 25 years and I submitted several blocks to be entered in the Encyclopedia of Pieced Quilt Patterns (3rd Edition). I was thrilled to have several blocks chosen. Congratulations to you and know that your knitting is amazing!
What a lovely episode Bobbi. I really enjoy all of your fall sweater choices my friend 🥰💗
YES!!! I have downloaded, and hope to knit one day soon, the Braidy Loop sweater! I’ve had the yarn, Debbie Bliss Rialto DK with Midnatssol by Cama Rose. In Lysbela for a few months. It’s a baby alpaca/tencel lace weight. I’ve been searching for inspiration for this combo and you have given me that! So thanks for your great videos.
Thank you so much for showing us the 'Braidy loop' sweater - I really need that in my wardrobe! I already knit the Alpine Bloom sweater last year and I have recently finished the Framed sweater - I knit that because I'm not going to Rhinebeck, living in Denmark makes it kind of expensive to travel all the way to Rhinebeck to go yarn shopping but at least I have the sweater - and I have the Knitting for Olive yarn shop right around the corner!
I like your podcast very much - everything you knit is so neat and nice! 😊
Hello Bobbie, I love watching and finding beautiful patterns and learning a lot. I am 59 and have been knitting for a year. I finally have gotten better at knitting and decided to jump in and make my first garment .
I’m making my daughter The Turtle Dove cardigan and I’m knitting socks.
I have a lot of plans for the future and of course collecting yarn lol.
Have a great day and happy knitting .
Thank you 😊
Hello! The Turtle Dove Cardigan is in my favorites! I have several Sonder Yarn Co patterns in my favorites, but I haven’t knit any yet. I really like the look of the Turtle Dove Cardigan. I’m sure your cardigan will be beautiful. Thank you so much for watching and for taking the time to comment! Have a great day!
Bobbi 😊
Hi Bobbie, I love your spirit, and chuckling with you when you get tickled. :) I always find inspiration from your podcasts, and have put 4 of the patterns on my list. The Sunday Tee, Jakers, Gro Shawl, and Asterie. I’ve made the Gro Socks, and just love them. As you said, they are heirloom quality with the botanicals, and the Amble sock yarn (by Fibre Co.) makes them extra special… soft and squishy with a halo.
You are so sweet! Thank you for suggesting the Amble sock yarn. I’ll have to try it someday. I love all of Fiber Tale’s patterns! Thank you so much for watching and for the lovely comment!
Your Fiber Friend,
Bobbi 😊
This was so inspiring! Thank you Bobbi :D And your Autumn Alpine looks lovely aready ^^
What a great podcast. You are one of my favorite podcasters!
So many great choices! Wigeon rhymes with pigeon, it’s an American duck. Probably named for the soft down. Beautiful sweater.
So many wonderful choices! I am currently working on the Frame sweater. I have learned a lot! I have the front nearly done. just have this project on my needles right now, except for baby blankets. They are always an easy go-to.
First time viewer, now a subscriber! Looking forward to more of your videos!
This was a wonderful video. You showed so many sweaters, hard to decide which to start first!!
Wow amazing sweaters I would love to make them all. I look forward to your podcast.
Just found your podcast, glad I did. Thanks for sharing all of those pattern ideas.
I have made the Fie sweater and it is well fitting and lovely.
All of your patterns are just gorgeous. However, you are a much more advanced knitter than I am so I saved them for when I grow up a bit in my knitting.
Love this podcast, Bobbi! So many beautiful choices for fall! Appreciate all you do for us.
Teti’s designs are fabulous and I love the autumn alpine it’s beautiful Bobbi your stranding is so neat I’m envious I need to learn to do that I’m missing out on so many wonderful sweaters. For The yarn name think the bird pigeon with a W was how I was told to say it lol.
Awesome video Bobbi. I am so glad you added the Fie. I am going to make it for sure. Also, love, love your color choices for your Autumn Bloom.
I love your enthusiasm for this topic. What a delightful take on “my favorites for fall” and I join you in LOVING the botanical texture patterns. I’ve added the Asterie to my queue. I was determined not to buy yarn for a year, but oh my that pattern! I’ve also added the Loops designs to my favorites, but they will have to wait unless I find a great yarn in my stash. I don’t usually love colorwork, but these botanical designs are lovely. The Polina was my favorite, but again…may have to wait as my queue is so long.
I, too, was in the “no charts!” camp…until I took the time to learn them. They do indeed make things much easier. I hope all knitters will at some point take the time to try a chart and see if they don’t agree. As to “you recommended but didn’t say….”, I hope we will accept responsibility to look at anyones recommendation, on any topic, and see if it works for us. I’m sad by how many podcasters are feeling the need to apologize for some perceived slight or omission. We each need to look into an interesting pattern for its suitability for us in yarn content, sizes offered, design style, pattern writing, etc.
Thank you for another great episode.
Oh, and on the question of lace + fingering = fingering, it is easiest for me to think about in terms of stitches per inch (or per 4”) rather than the needle sizes (as that varies widely as we all have unique tension). The 22sts in 4” (I think that is what that was the gauge) is, according to my research, a DK weight.
Twist loop sweater is my dream knit!
Very nice choices. Thank you.
Thanks Bobbi! I have been searching for the cable sweater that suits me perfectly. Something that has a wow factor but enough empty space or texture that rests the eye. The Siri sweater is it! Thanks for bringing it to my attention ❤
I Love your first bears. Please don't change them :) what a wonderful thing you have created ❤
Fie! Thank you. This was a fun one. You are such an amazing knitter!
Great podcast Bobbi! I love watching you and always look forward to your knitting tips. Thanks especially today for mentioning what your floats look like (smiles) on the backside of your colorwork. I am knitting my first colorwork sweater and can use all the advice I can get! I’m currently working on a pattern called Goldwing by Jenn Steingass. It is beautiful and you should check it out! Thanks again!
So thankful for you and all your work!!!!
Just discovered your channel, and I love it! I'm originally from Huntsville and I love connecting with other Alabama knitters
So happy to have found your channel. I am similar age to you with a birthday a year and a day before yours. When I retired last year I had several goals, one of which was to get back into knitting. My mom was an amazing knitter, she taught me to knit when I was young, I loved doing patterns with cables, etc however I haven’t knit since becoming an adult. Your videos are inspiring me to get started again, and it will be extra sweet as I have all of my mothers needles to use and get started with. I will start with a few smaller projects to get my mojo back but following that I will be choosing some of your ‘bundle’ projects. Thank you!
Excellent podcast.
Your Autumn Alpine is gorgeous!
Love your episode and channel. I just love all of your handknits you wear. They just look fabulous on you. I have the eco-baby and am now needing to knit that Astere. Thank you for the inspiration. I have knit for along time and graphs are not my favorite but sure can do them however I choose to write my own out in words when I find the graph. I think for me the old way is “ see-write-do” works well for my brain…. Maybe this may work for others as well. This works well when you are following several graphs ( cables etc), within the pattern, at least for me. Thank you for today.
LisaR- Thanks Bobbi 😊, Great inspiration for Fall sweater weather !
Thank you Bobbi 😃👏🏼🤩
I’m working on autumn alpine with a black and a color changing hot pink yarn that I’ve held together with a black mohair to tame that contrasting color 😃😅👏🏼 and I’ve got felted tweed on deck for the Polina and I’m going to also just do a basic crew neck on that one… ty for all of the inspiration 🤩👏🏼🥰 and all of your effort it’s the bundles you put together… soooo helpful 🥰
Your tee fits you perfectly! It’s gorgeous…thanks for all the nice patterns you dug up.
Thank you for a lovely podcast from Denmark 🌹🌹🌹
Hello! I would love to come to Denmark someday! I hear it is beautiful! Thank you so much for watching and for the lovely comment!
Have a wonderful day my friend.
Bobbi 😊
You are my favorite yarn vlog! I love everything about it, thank you.
Thanks a lot from Cologne in Germany 😊
I love your taste! My favorites list grows whenever I watch your videos.
I have been wanting to knit Ilha ever since I saw your video about it. But I don't know if I have the patience (speed) yet to knit a fingering weight sweater!
Today I realized I have learned enough now about sweater construction to convert it to worsted weight. A big thanks to the Whatever Sweater by Julie Dubreux and of course the Ranunculus for giving me that confidence!
Just had to share my excitement with other knitters!
Thank you for all the inspiration, I really liked your podcast! A few of them are also on my list of favorites but there were also some new ones, thank you for that :)
I definitely want to knit the Gro Shawl and Gro Socks. Also, really digging the cardigan you featured at the beginning (the one that had a sweater knit from the same motif). So much inspiration, so little Fall!!!! lol
Lovely selection of knits. 🧶🧶
Wow - what an awesome selection of fall sweaters! You like all the same elements of knitting that I do. Can't wait to favorite and save a bunch of those patterns. Thanks for all the work it took to find them and showcase them! 😘
Hello! Thank you so much for watching my little RUclips channel! It’s so nice to connect with other knitters. There are so many great patterns for fall this year! Thank you for your kind comment! Have a great day!
Bobbi 🥰
Wow! What a wonderful lineup. I thoroughly enjoyed it. They were all right down my alley. I only had 2 of them in my favourites, so I had to add the rest.
Hello! I know, there are so many beautiful fall knitting patterns to choose from this year! Thank you so much for watching and for the lovely comment.
Your knitting friend,
Bobbi 🥰
Love this episode ❤
I love the patterns and yarn you choose. They are timeless. Very inspiring.❤
Hi Debra! There are so many gorgeous patterns to choose from this fall! Thank you so much for watching and for the wonderful comment!
Your knitting friend,
Bobbi 🥰
Fabulous podcast!!
Great podcast today. I think I’ll have to do the Gro socks and the Fie Pullover.
Love them all but looking forward to knitting Asterie first, I think. And then the Gro socks...and maybe then the Gro...shawl...and...and
Hi Bobbi, I love all your pics. I love watching your podcast. I love how you are so thorough and detailed. It’s really really helpful. Thank you so much.
Hi Linda! This was a fun episode! I really enjoyed putting together this list of outstanding fall patterns. Thank you so much for watching and for the lovely compliment! Have a great day, my friend!
Bobbi 🥰
Appreciate all the wonderful ideas for patterns! Really enjoy your show! ❤
Thanks for another great video. I don't like complicated lace charts. But, I just transcribe them and work from there. Easy peasy.
I'm tempted to knit half a dozen of your picks. I love your Sunday tee.
Thank You for your collection of patterns ! I have the Autumn Alpine ready to start knitting , and I LOVE the Suri Sweater Solo ......and the Fie Pullover is a must knit !!! I have been struggling with my Framed as well.... but Im pushing through because I adore quilt square patterns !!
I had the Fie and Leaflette saved in Favorites and added the Polina Pullover, and Asterie. I'm currently knitting Pothos by Beth McDonald Stone and Rococo by Sari Nordlun. In hibernation: Scarflette, by Justyna Lorkowska and Ilia by Michelle Wang amongst various scrappy shawls I add to periodically. I particularly like to see what you choose to knit in what I imagine a fairly warm year around climate? I live in northern Calif. Thanks so much for the roundup of autumn sweaters
I love your videos with all my heart and always rush to watch them. I love your style, aesthetic, and the patterns and yarn as well as collies you choose. ❤❤❤
I really like your videos. You give a lot of informations in writing notes and showing the pictures and descriptions. Congratulations! 👏.
Thank you for this video. I love your color ways and style and especially Teti’s design. I am also excited to knit many of the botanical color and textured jumpers. Can’t wait for your next podcast.
Great episode, I'm just finishing off my Alpine blooms, my yoke is using my handspun. I love the Asterie design,
Hi Bobbi, one of my favorite podcaster! I was thinking of doing framed cowl she came out with. Might be a good way to try color work. Of course I hear socks are the best way to start color work. 🤷♀️
Great video! I put the Asterie sweater & the Siri Cardigan Solo in my favorites! I've loved the Asterie sweater since watching you craft it last year - absolutely beautiful.
Thanks for another fun episode, Bobbi. You have inspired me to try the Autumn Alpine Sweater! I have some sport weight yarn that I would love to knit into such a stunning pattern. Cheers from Nova Scotia Canada 🍁
Hello! I’m really enjoying knitting the Autumn Alpine sweater! One of the attributes that sold me on this pattern was that it requires sport weight yarn. Not as heavy as dk or worsted or as hot. Thank you so much for watching and taking the time to comment! 😍
What an excellent podcast. In particular I love the Tecla pullover in the camel colorway.
Hi Bobbi! Enjoy your podcast so much. I loved all your sweaters especially your Autumn Alpine Bloom. I cannot blame you for being excited to finish that! I made the summer Alpine Bloom and used a kit. I ran out of yarn before I did the edge and sleeve edging. I ordered another skein but there was too much of a contrast. I am going to frog that versionand venture into the Autumn Alpine Bloom. Your yarn choice looks beautiful! Thank you your episode.
Thank you Bobbi, I love your podcast!
Fantastic podcast! Great sweaters😊
Your Autumn Alpine is absolutely beautiful 💛🤍 love your podcast 🩵 that Sunday Tee looks amazing on you👕
Loved your video. Wonderful ideas 🎉
Enjoyed your podcast and of course your style. i am currently knitting the Sunday tee because of inspiration on your channel.
Thanks so much for putting together this bundle. I love almost all of the patterns. The first one I want to knit is the Braidy Loop. My youngest daughter would love this. She prefers the oversized sweaters and this one would definitely fit her style. I’m currently working on the Vanilla Fluff sweater for her as part of The Woolly Thistle’s KAL. I’m using Rauma Finulfarn and Plum held together. It’s a bit scratchy so I’m crossing my fingers that it will soften up after washing.
Oh my goodness, Bobbi!! I hope you haven’t frogged your Frame. I had a thought that if you just frog back to the ribbing you could put that on a barber cord and look for another pattern that you like and use that ribbing for the new sweater. Tubular cast-on is so beautiful, it would be a shame to have to start that over again. Even if the new sweater is a few stitches different, you can easily adjust that count in your first knit row. Just a thought….. Love your chosen patterns…always!!!