Aimée's Knit Lab: Episode 1 - special guest, Nancy Marchant!

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  • Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
  • Hello and welcome to the first "official" episode of Aimée's Knitlab!
    I'm Aimée, and I am the founder and creative director of the yarn brand La Bien Aimée, an artisanal dye studio located in Paris, France.
    In today's episode I talk about what I've been working on lately, show you a new base coming this fall and get a chance to catch up with my friend and knitting mentor, Nancy Marchant. She talked to us about the exciting things she's been working on lately! We also talk about Intarsia! Join us!
    Nancy is an incredible knitter and designer based in the Netherlands. She has just released a new e-workbook called Woven Knitting. Find it online here: www.ravelry.co...
    You can follow Nancy on Instagram as well: / nancymarchantbrioche
    Here is where to find what we discuss in this episode:
    Le Bandana: www.labienaime...
    IG Aimée's Knitlab: / aimeesknitlab
    La Bien Aimée Confetti yarn: www.labienaime...
    La Bien Aimée Corrie Worsted in French Grey: www.labienaime...
    La Bien Aimée Felix in Buzz: www.labienaime...
    Sport Nouveau: www.labienaime...
    You can find me and my yarn here:
    Website: www.labienaime...
    Instagram: / labienaimee
    00:00:00: Intro - what is Aimée knitting?
    00:05:20: A chat with Nancy Marchant
    00:45:53: A little bit of spinning talk

Комментарии • 158

  • @katibere1966
    @katibere1966 Год назад +2

    This was fun…Nancy is AMAZING 🤩

  • @daleodberg6714
    @daleodberg6714 Год назад +1

    I love Nancy’s scarf, beautiful.

  • @joanneyoung1081
    @joanneyoung1081 Год назад +4

    Ms Nancy Marchand is ever evolving fiber maestro. Amazing.

  • @scotatl2
    @scotatl2 6 месяцев назад +1

    fantastic!!! great to see all the projects and techniques. very exciting.

  • @user-fu2tv6hf7s
    @user-fu2tv6hf7s Год назад +3

    Fantastic program!! Nancy Marchant is incredible, and you did a great job!

  • @Patriciahill1
    @Patriciahill1 Год назад +1

    Mind blown 🤯 by amazing Nancy!

  • @angelapa9513
    @angelapa9513 Год назад +2

    You tube sent me your vlog as a suggestion and I’m sooo happy I found you. Love everything you talked about. ❤ P.S. all you expert knitters out there who need a new challenge , try crochet. 😊

    • @aimeesknitlab
      @aimeesknitlab  Год назад

      Yay! Thank you! I love crochet! So excited to talk about it again with Nancy.

  • @cloknits
    @cloknits Год назад +2

    Aimée! I'm so glad you finally jumped on the podcast bandwagon. And what a treat to have Nancy there, she blows my mind!

  • @nicolelafontaine1720
    @nicolelafontaine1720 Год назад

    This was great ! I can't believe Nancy Marchant brain ... These woven cables are mindblowing !

    • @aimeesknitlab
      @aimeesknitlab  Год назад +1

      I learn so much from Nancy. She’s amazing!

  • @dmatos7706
    @dmatos7706 Год назад +1

    Wonderful, looking forward to more videos. 😊👍❤

  • @rosaliekraemer4406
    @rosaliekraemer4406 Год назад

    Thank you for this wonderful podcast and the conversation with Nancy Marchant!! Looking forward to future episodes!

  • @sarahcobb
    @sarahcobb Год назад

    I loved this Aimee! Thank you! I am so happy you have started podcasting! I love the cropped sweaters/cardigans you often wear over dresses - I would love an episode all about how you successfully crop a pattern - or the best patterns that are already cropped! Thanks again! I'm looking forward to your future episodes!

    • @aimeesknitlab
      @aimeesknitlab  Год назад

      Thank you for tuning in! I will make a note to talk about my cropped sweaters. More episodes to come!

  • @kimbryan2014
    @kimbryan2014 Год назад

    love this podcast...brings back memories of Kaffe Fassette knitting I have done in the past...time to get my bobbins out again...piece knitting .... have older pattern books to bring that back too...great point against top down designs of the day

  • @arlenemckechnie9467
    @arlenemckechnie9467 Год назад +6

    Wonderful podcast! ….and Nancy Marchant? It just doesn’t get much better! Thank you. Aimee!

  • @janec9038
    @janec9038 Год назад +1

    Love absolutely love your podcast!

  • @MissAbFabMommy
    @MissAbFabMommy 11 месяцев назад +1

    This was great! I love this content. Thank you!

  • @JohnlynHD
    @JohnlynHD Год назад

    A truly wonderful podcast. Well done! It was all so very interesting and full of fun. I’m really looking forward to your next podcast.❤Angela

  • @lisanakao1043
    @lisanakao1043 Год назад +1

    Really enjoyed this episode. I look forward to enjoying more.

  • @yaelschlick1496
    @yaelschlick1496 Год назад +1

    Loved your first episode--it was so interesting and informative! Thanks so much for a wonderful, wonderful segment. Happy knitting!

  • @melissap.mcavoy3832
    @melissap.mcavoy3832 Год назад

    Great information and wonderful rapport between. A pleasure, so thank you.

  • @Whistlewalk
    @Whistlewalk Год назад +2

    Really enjoyed this show - the back and forth was awesome to listen to and to see those wonderful 'woven' knitting. Will have to try that!!

  • @claudiarepp4471
    @claudiarepp4471 Год назад

    What a fantastic first episode. Enjoyed it very much. Go on with it. I am looking forward to the next one. Greetings from Germany

  • @masz10676
    @masz10676 Год назад

    Very interesting. Learning knitting. Now I can learn weaving, my next hobby. Thanks for sharing.

  • @lorengaffin4469
    @lorengaffin4469 Год назад +1

    Truly enjoyed this podcast! It was very educational and your conversation with Nancy was very interesting, as well as, informative about new techniques for knitting a sweater.❤

  • @jalexander5801
    @jalexander5801 Год назад

    Great episode! I knew this podcast would be great because everything you do Aimee is done so well. I think it was fun to see that Julia talked you into spinning. Nancy is so interesting and just makes you want to knit all things colourful. I look forward to see more episodes although I am not sure where you find the time so be good to yourself.

    • @aimeesknitlab
      @aimeesknitlab  Год назад

      Thank you for your kind words. I will definitely be talking more about my spinning adventure this fall. For now I’m practicing with the drop spindle while I am on tour this fall.

  • @aragood7301
    @aragood7301 Год назад +1

    What a great episode- love Nancy's work, I have to be honest it looks scary but both of your reassurances that it's not terribly difficult are giving me courage to try one of her weaving designs!

  • @mariamataz
    @mariamataz Год назад +1

    Intarsia converted 👍🏽 will do my next project 😊

  • @brendaatchison8625
    @brendaatchison8625 Год назад +1

    Nancy, I loved going to Straw Into Gold! Thank you Aimee for a terrific episode!

  • @LottaSocks
    @LottaSocks Год назад +1

    Such a fabulous episode! Nancy is GENIUS! Unbelievable designs, techniques…sigh…
    Although I’ve never knitted any of Nancy’s patterns (…and WHY NOT…???) Aimee is right: sometimes things “look” complicated but are very easy to do. How very true! I am ready to hear about finishing techniques/tips. I learned to knit pre-you tube (and internet) from books, magazines and I have avoided any pieced garments.
    Thanks Aimee! I’ll watch the KnitLabs, fun & I just might learn something… always want to learn, I’m like a sponge!

  • @sivtapper2300
    @sivtapper2300 Год назад +5

    Thank you for the show. I learned intarsia through Kaffe Fassett in the 90-s and I never stopped using it. Never understand the fear of it, it can be messy but patience is golden. Thanks for all the inspiration.

    • @aimeesknitlab
      @aimeesknitlab  Год назад +1

      I used to avoid Intarsia until I learned more about it from Kaffe Fassett and some good advice from Nancy Marchant. Now I’m an Intarsia convert!

    • @kimbryan2014
      @kimbryan2014 Год назад

      not only did I knit the same Kaffe Fassette designs and others but never had top down patterns like today as all were pieced even your Nordic yolk...

    • @TrudySchwartzBurrill
      @TrudySchwartzBurrill Год назад +2

      Sometimes naivety is golden. I saw a scarf called Chatham, an intarsiaI beautiful scarf. Its a Malabrigo pattern. It is a four color all over intarsia with a very interesting construction. I really enjoyed making it, it looked up video help here on youtube and Wall-ain a few days to a couple weeks I had a beautiful scarf. Later when I started to knit more things I kept hearing people had feared trying Intarsia. I never knew anyone feared it. I needed to learn it, it was all new to me, it was just my second project. I love the outcome, its a very useful technique that may interesting items can be made using it. My first project was a chevron lace baby blanket for my daughters first baby. To be fare I am a retired artist, art instructor, Beta tester, demonstrator, author.

    • @aimeesknitlab
      @aimeesknitlab  Год назад

      I learned Intarsia early too. It was the technique I used to knit a baby hat for my son. I believe this was an early knitting project after I picked it up again after a hiatus as a teenager/young adult. I just learned the technique like learning short rows. Just dug in and did it. It wasn’t perfect but it was fun! I am so excited to knit Intarsia with everyone this fall!

    • @RiotousAssembly
      @RiotousAssembly Год назад +1

      Love the new show ❤. I learned intarsia from Kaffe too and knit a lot of it in the ‘90’s. I love the results and still make an occasional piece in intarsia, but it isn’t my favourite type of colourwork as I find other techniques more relaxing and meditative.

  • @Strik.med.Trillemor
    @Strik.med.Trillemor Год назад

    Thank you, I really enjoyed every minute🧶 I even got a little curious about spinning 😊
    Can’t wait to see you next time 🌻

  • @misschiversstitches5887
    @misschiversstitches5887 Год назад +1

    Thank you Aimee and Nancy and Julia. What a wonderful new show. I love it.

  • @valeriebishop561
    @valeriebishop561 Год назад

    Very much enjoyed all the info and sharing!

  • @dawnnewbre6421
    @dawnnewbre6421 Год назад

    I stumbled on this and I love it. I really enjoyed Nancy. Have a great summer break.

  • @jacquelinepirotta
    @jacquelinepirotta Год назад

    Wow! so inspiring. thank you for taking the time.

    • @aimeesknitlab
      @aimeesknitlab  Год назад

      You are so welcome! I am glad you liked it.

  • @user-kr1vd8pk9n
    @user-kr1vd8pk9n Год назад

    Loved the episode and to meet you and Nancy and Julia
    Oh my I may try to knit intrasia
    Can’t wait till next episode

  • @valeriea.gladstone6440
    @valeriea.gladstone6440 Год назад

    Wow..a new channel,….for adults! Yes..lets talk about finishing…yes, those of us that have been knitting for a loooong time salute you! Nancy! you rock…weaving, yes!

  • @diannemassie2169
    @diannemassie2169 Год назад

    This was definitely worth subscribing to, it was a fun conversation between you ladies. Thank you

    • @aimeesknitlab
      @aimeesknitlab  Год назад

      Thank you for tuning in! ❤️❤️❤️

  • @nadine6388
    @nadine6388 Год назад

    GREAT podcast!! I enjoyed everything!

  • @BrianaArlene
    @BrianaArlene Год назад +1

    Really loved seeing Nancy Marchant's "woven" knits! What unique and beautiful work. I'm now putting that on my list of techniques to learn!

    • @aimeesknitlab
      @aimeesknitlab  Год назад

      Woven knitting is so much fun! I highly recommend her e-book!

  • @CelticPurl
    @CelticPurl Год назад

    This is such a great video! Thanks ladies.

  • @chicagoknitter
    @chicagoknitter Год назад +1

    You might just have convinced me to try a drop spindle again!

  • @theresemckinley7545
    @theresemckinley7545 Год назад

    Yay with the spinning - now you MUST dye fibre for us 🙂

  • @lynncoe1374
    @lynncoe1374 Год назад +2

    This was wonderful! So amazing to see Nancy’s new work and to see the admiration for her in your expression ❤❤❤

  • @mywonderfulknittinglife
    @mywonderfulknittinglife Год назад

    Loved this! Can't wait for the next episode.🥰

  • @hanneburmoelle
    @hanneburmoelle Год назад

    HI FROM DENMARK. CONGRATS YOU WITH YOUR RUclips CHANNEL. WONDERFUL PODCAST. YOU ARE A GREAT NARRATOR, VERY SKILFUL AND HAVE A GREAT PERSONALITY WITH GREAT IDEAS, AIMEE. LOOK FORWARD TO THE NEXT EPISODE. Thanks for charing

    • @aimeesknitlab
      @aimeesknitlab  Год назад +1

      Thank you so much for your kind words! More episodes to come

  • @violazborowski4378
    @violazborowski4378 Год назад

    Fantastic podcast! Thank you!

  • @ginnyc
    @ginnyc Год назад +2

    Can't believe this is your first episode! Great job. 💜

    • @aimeesknitlab
      @aimeesknitlab  Год назад +2

      Thank you! Just flying by the seat of my pants! So glad you liked it! ❤️

  • @knitterskniche
    @knitterskniche Год назад +1

    What a wonderful podcast! I enjoyed it so much! I must knit your Le Bandana pattern! ❤😊

  • @deekay5594
    @deekay5594 Год назад +1

    delightful. have Nancy back soon, please! you guys are so cute together. your synergy is great.

  • @AidaBoza
    @AidaBoza Год назад +1

    Hi Aimee, fantastic podcast! What a treat to see Nancy Marchant intarsia it’s so exciting. Thank you Julia.

  • @sunnyw4148
    @sunnyw4148 Год назад +1

    I remember Straw into Gold. I think I still have a couple of skeins from them. I love hearing the process of a designer playing with yarn and new options. Looking forward to more videos like this

  • @dcgudger
    @dcgudger Год назад

    What a treat! Loved the chance to spend a bit of time with you and to see Nancy's new projects. Thanks to both of you for the reminder to keep challenging myself with my knitting.

  • @amyhass6861
    @amyhass6861 Год назад +2

    Wow, this is so amazing! Ever since I saw the short sneak peek of the vest with all the Corrie Worsted colors I've wanted to make it!

    • @aimeesknitlab
      @aimeesknitlab  Год назад +1

      Thank you! Very soon you could make your own! I can’t wait for the next versions that Nancy Marchant will share with us!

    • @amyhass6861
      @amyhass6861 Год назад

      @aimeesknitlab yes, I purchased the pattern and am going to try making into a vest

  • @trishrichman
    @trishrichman Год назад

    Watching you in the lobby of my hotel before day 2 of Flock where I will give you the biggest hug❤

    • @aimeesknitlab
      @aimeesknitlab  Год назад

      I was so happy to hang out yesterday! Hope you’re having a great day today.

  • @sallyblack1095
    @sallyblack1095 Год назад

    Grateful thanks for your amazing first episode. My mind has been blown! I can't wait for the next episode. I'm 73 and I have learnt so much about knitting since lockdown. Thanks Aimee. Take care. 💖

  • @Jessesmom12
    @Jessesmom12 Год назад +1

    Love it! Wonderful podcast! Nancy Marchand is extraordinary and so are you!🌸

  • @jamiethrogmorton2540
    @jamiethrogmorton2540 Год назад +1

    Straw into Gold! I went there when I was at uni at Berkeley! Flashback!!! 😮

  • @sassyd59
    @sassyd59 Год назад

    Fabulous Vlog! Thank you Aimée and Nancy. I'm excited to see Nancy's denim sweater with the holes. Looking forward to future Vlogs.

  • @jilljarvis94
    @jilljarvis94 Год назад

    Such a fun video!

  • @franmarel2883
    @franmarel2883 Год назад

    So much fun! I immediately bought Nancy’s e-book. Have always loved intarsia because I too, am of an age, and it was all the go in the ‘80’s. All our jumpers were pieced, no circular needles etc. I do hate sewing though so fully embraced the top down era!
    I’m so inspired now to return to my knitting roots. Thank you so much both of you!!

    • @aimeesknitlab
      @aimeesknitlab  Год назад +1

      Love your attitude! I learned to knit sweaters in pieces and want to get back to my knitting roots.

  • @bernicemcgowan6657
    @bernicemcgowan6657 Год назад

    Love this format!

  • @dawnoverholt6877
    @dawnoverholt6877 Год назад

    I am both a knitter and weaver. What an nice way to combine both of my crafts.

  • @birgittejun8648
    @birgittejun8648 Год назад

    Just love you Ladies🤗thanks for an inspiring morning

  • @user-pattiQ
    @user-pattiQ Год назад

    I enjoyed your podcast and I am so intrigued by Nancy's weaving knitting. I am learning to spin on a spindle and I find relaxing . I am a bit obsessed!

  • @venmanjenny
    @venmanjenny Год назад

    Fabulous podcast and such a different approach! Loved listening to Nancy - what talent!!

  • @thecraftychemist
    @thecraftychemist Год назад

    As a knitter, I definitely enjoy spinning - I'm not counting or watching pattern repeats, and I went with an e-spinner since it takes up much less space!

    • @aimeesknitlab
      @aimeesknitlab  Год назад +1

      I’m curious about e-spinner! I’m sure I will be asking for advice about it soon. :)

  • @miraremh
    @miraremh Год назад

    Thank you! That was so much fun! Looking forward to the next episode and seeing what you and Julia made over your break. Now I'm think what about using hand spun yarns in some of Nancy's woven patterns? And I'm so excited about her future woven knitting books! The corrie sample vest may be one of the best knits ever!

    • @aimeesknitlab
      @aimeesknitlab  Год назад +1

      That’s so exciting about you using your hand spun for some Woven knitting. It will work! Give it a try!

  • @michellsaunders970
    @michellsaunders970 Год назад

    Terrific podcast, looking forward to the next one.

  • @IJRoz
    @IJRoz Год назад

    A very interesting and engaging podcast! Will be watching out for future episodes.

  • @christinkinstad8990
    @christinkinstad8990 Год назад

    This was FUN!!

  • @joannaherriott2677
    @joannaherriott2677 Год назад

    What a fab podcast! Absolutely loved it 😍 so much inspiration!!

  • @felicitymore7791
    @felicitymore7791 Год назад

    It's so lovely to sit and knit to your videos, I'm so happy you are doing this longer format! I have been on pins and needles for Nancy Marchant to start spilling the beans on this ah-mazing technique since she posted the woven vest. Just went on Ravelry and downloaded the ebook. Thank you all for your gifts to the knitting community.

    • @aimeesknitlab
      @aimeesknitlab  Год назад

      So happy you tuned in! I’ve been meaning to make longer content just needed to work up the courage! It’s not easy to talk to yourself but I’m getting used to it. :) Nancy will be back again very soon!

  • @victoriakennedy214
    @victoriakennedy214 Год назад

    Terrific episode! So inspiring and informative. Thank you!

  • @svanhildenstad3313
    @svanhildenstad3313 Год назад

    Hello from Norway! So interesting knittingpodcast. I learned a lot. Lokking forward to the next episode

  • @jessicacollins8049
    @jessicacollins8049 Год назад

    Im using fingering weight yarn by you in the color Le Petite Nuage for socks. Stunning color

  • @marysheridan7104
    @marysheridan7104 Год назад

    Thanks for a Fun series…Loved it! Can’t wait to see what’s next!!

  • @jamiethrogmorton2540
    @jamiethrogmorton2540 Год назад +1

    At MDK, they always say “pull the thread up from the tangle” and it works!

  • @bags-by-carol
    @bags-by-carol Год назад

    SOOOO exciting!!! What a wonderful channel and I look forward to your episodes. I am such a La Bien groupie so how fun to hear more about what you’re knitting and inspiration with guests…❤

    • @aimeesknitlab
      @aimeesknitlab  Год назад

      Thank you so much!! I wanted to have some less structured episodes for Aimée’s Knit Lab. thank you for tuning in! More to come… ❤️

  • @angeliashaginaw5800
    @angeliashaginaw5800 Год назад

    So glad to see you doing this. Love you and your yarns❤️

    • @aimeesknitlab
      @aimeesknitlab  Год назад

      Thank you so much! I am still figuring it all out but it’s definitely something that I’ll do again and again! :)

  • @terrydavid4654
    @terrydavid4654 Год назад

    One more world to conquer, one more venue to master. You go! 👌🥰😉

  • @teripersing
    @teripersing Год назад

    Good show, Aimèe! I really like the format, and I am eagerly anticipating learning all the things.

    • @aimeesknitlab
      @aimeesknitlab  Год назад

      Thank you! I’m hoping to keep it organic! If there is anything you’re interested in, do let me know here in the comments!

  • @Richard_Szobi
    @Richard_Szobi Год назад

    Thank you for your" first" Podcast. Sooo fun with Nancy. Looove it. So beautiful things Nancy is knitting.❤❤❤

    • @aimeesknitlab
      @aimeesknitlab  Год назад

      You are so welcome! Nancy will be back again to chat with me later this year!

    • @Richard_Szobi
      @Richard_Szobi Год назад

      @@aimeesknitlab in September I visit Paris, so hope I can visit your boutique.

    • @aimeesknitlab
      @aimeesknitlab  Год назад +1

      Our brick and mortar has been closed since may 2021. We sell online and we have one reseller in Paris called Lil Weasel. Enjoy your visit to Paris! September is a great time to visit the City of Lights!

  • @jamiethrogmorton2540
    @jamiethrogmorton2540 Год назад

    Just downloaded Nancy’s book. Will be fun to start using scraps. 🎉

  • @christinaredmond5546
    @christinaredmond5546 Год назад

    That new base looks amazing 🤩 I love that sea glass colour.

    • @aimeesknitlab
      @aimeesknitlab  Год назад +1

      Thank you! I am knitting Seaglass right now and it’s soooo nice! 😻

  • @claudiafoletti2515
    @claudiafoletti2515 Год назад +1

    Guys "il colpo d'aria" is a really serious thing in Italy as well! Kids can "easily die" out of those (according mother's opinion). Her in Finland it is not, but wind is strong enough for draft to be forgotten and I wear scarves in summer as well unless the temp is above 25C. (By the way... 18C is not cold... Below 10is starting to be chilly, below 0 is starting to be cold... -10 is cold) 😂😂😂
    Come to Finland and you will see. Trust me I am an Italian expat in Finland.

  • @whiskandpurlpodcast2846
    @whiskandpurlpodcast2846 Год назад

    Wow, this is impressive and very inspiring! Thank you for this podcast!

  • @shanamatteucci3980
    @shanamatteucci3980 Год назад

    Terrific explanations!

  • @maureendesmarais6955
    @maureendesmarais6955 Год назад

    Great pocast. Still afraid of intarsia but I do love that It's colorwork without the thickness.

  • @lindacornelius3451
    @lindacornelius3451 Год назад

    I am just learning how to knit my first garment so I’m making a summer tank top but I’ve been crocheting since I was nine and I’m 68 so often on so I’m a crocheter mostly, but wanting to be a knitter learning how to knit

  • @henriettasnodgrass3499
    @henriettasnodgrass3499 Год назад

    So wish there was a little class to do the sample swatch in the Nancy Marchant new intarsia ebook. This was a fun podcast!

  • @trishadickshinski1473
    @trishadickshinski1473 Год назад

    I have 2 intarsia projects that I feel inspired to start now!!

  • @jamiethrogmorton2540
    @jamiethrogmorton2540 Год назад

    The Volut sea glass is spectacular!!!

  • @lavendercottagefibrearts
    @lavendercottagefibrearts Год назад

    this looks like such a great technique for stash busting!!

  • @vkspaindesigns
    @vkspaindesigns 5 месяцев назад

    You could add your handspun in sections in the woven knitting projects

  • @debbylovesyarn5148
    @debbylovesyarn5148 Год назад

    I think a knit-a long is in order. Nancy is a true gem. BTW- does Nancy knit continental?

  • @jamiethrogmorton2540
    @jamiethrogmorton2540 Год назад

    Aimee, agree completely about “busty” colorwork sweaters. Not for me!!! 😂

  • @hellethorsdam4380
    @hellethorsdam4380 Год назад

    Wow, so inspiring, I want to do intarsia now.

  • @jamiethrogmorton2540
    @jamiethrogmorton2540 Год назад

    Ok, it looks to me like what Nancy calls the “background” could also be called an “alternating weft.” It’s being knit and/or carried across the rows, is it not (in a reverse Stockinette whereas the other weft is knitted to stand out like a horizontal stripe)? Whereas the “warps” are the vertical knitted stripes being created via intarsia? So the “weft” and the “background” are both being carried all the way across the rows, isn’t that the case? At least, that makes sense and looks like it to me. Thanks.

  • @lindacornelius3451
    @lindacornelius3451 Год назад

    I would love to have some crochet

    • @aimeesknitlab
      @aimeesknitlab  Год назад

      I Will be talking about crochet very soon!