Another great podcast. You are so prolific in your crafting and I love to see the joy you experience in all that you make. You are very generous in sharing your makes.
Thank you for your time and the work to share all the wonderful crafty things. Your quilts are stunning beautiful. I am allways looking forward to your podcasts. Thank you again, have a nice summer and a lot of creativ time.
Your is one of the top five I look for in podcasts. I always marvel at the generosity of time you invest to inspire and teach us. Many people get sooo busy in the summer months too and life patterns of life change. I absolutely love what you present. Thank you!
Your tee shirts fit perfectly! You couldn't get that good of a fit in a store-bought tee and you look beautiful in both colors!!! Love the baby sweater and quilt. I also love the cameo appearances by the cats. I am a cat lover and they sometimes want to be the star of the show or at least be seen. Thanks for posting another video. I love to watch them.
Love your podcasts Megha. So comical with the cats 🐈⬛. Your work is lovely,thanks for sharing all you make with us. You are like me, I love all kinds of crafts, just not enough time in the world to make everything we would like to. Happy crafting ❤🧶x
I always enjoy your podcasts and I admire your projects and colour choices. The 60 x 60 quilt, round the world, I think you called it, is especially beautiful. I spun along with Tour de Fleece this year and really enjoyed the motivation of it all, I now need to make sure I carry on and finish the entire lamb’s fleece that I started. Your handspun Sophie shawl is just stunning, I hope that it encourages you to spin more yarn. Thank you and take good care Megha.
Happy to watch your podcasts when they are ready - no matter if regular or not. Life happens . Lots of nice relatable goodies again to see this time. Thank you 😊
Also your cat !!!! How adorable is he ?!? Gah . Cute . This is fun way to include all the crafts . I’m in Seattle where the summer weather is perfection so no advice but sewing is good too .
As always, I loved your podcast. I’m happy you included all of your crafting interests. Your spinning is coming along great and the shawl is lovely. I don’t quilt, but that Gems quilt, mmmm so nice! ❤ Oreo did an outstanding job showing off projects!
That Sappho’s love tee likes great on you. Re:bust darts. They give you a more parallel hem, so that the length you like in the front does not mean you need to have it look longer in the back. I think you’ll like them.
I like hearing whatever you talk about - I'm mostly into knitting but I super admire the sewing and quilting. I think a good creative mess is underrated - you're not talking to the Better Homes & Gardens crowd here, I'm guessing I'm not alone. As long as I can find things and I'm not tripping on things I like to have them out where I can see them. Happy summer knitting!!
Your videos are charming. Please don't get stressed over the metrics. After all, not everything that can be counted counts, and not everything that counts can be counted. 🙂
I really enjoyed this chat with you. It is mind boggling how much you get done. I am retired and I don't do half as much with my time. So, yes it would be great to see a "day in the life" video with you crafting. I am currently making a summer cotton/bamboo Ranunculus, that might be a nice change for you too. A cool little summer project. I'm also sewing some sage green pants and have recently made several simple cool boxy tops, I like to sew too. I get a great feeling of accomplishment from making my own clothes.....also want to mention that I am always impressed by how generous you are with all the things you make to give away. Carry on my friend ! Look forward to seeing everything you do, thank you for sharing. Happy crafting.
Beautiful knits Meghna. love the lace bottom. the baby jumper is beautiful. " Insanely obsessive knitter', I like that description. Beautiful quilts, you are very multi talented.
I laughed out loud at the cat in the box comment!! Lovely podcast as always, Megha. Your projects are beautiful. I also realized this summer how much I like the Sandnes Line yarn. It feels really good when wearing. Maybe I will make a Lotus Lake tee with it. Yours looks lovely on you! I really enjoyed hearing about and seeing all your various crafting endeavors in this different format. Also, Oreo is such cutie. He reminds me of our cat. Always around. Lol Take care, Erika
Thank you for such an inspiring podcast! All of your projects are beautiful, but I especially like your handspun Sophie shawl; the colors are gorgeous! I had big plans for Tour de Fleece, but life got in the way, so I haven’t done any spinning yet. I have been busy knitting, though. I’ve been working on my second Tolsta Tee in Drops Belle, which I’m try for the first time. I also have numerous socks on the needles, which will be for Christmas gifts; I’ve finished 5 pairs so far. I’m also occasionally working on a Winter’s Beach cardigan, which is close to 2/3’s done. Thank you, again!
I enjoyed this episode very much! It’s fun to see all the different crafts, especially since I also like to quilt and knit and spin and all the things. ☺️ Most of my knitting happens in the evenings these days - while sitting practically on top of the air conditioning vent. And I had to laugh at the cat-in-the-box! My two also claim any box (or bag) they can squeeze themselves into. So, yeah, Amazon boxes in random places around the house. 🙄😹
Sweet Oreo ❤ Looking forward to your fall knitting plans. I've just moved to the east coast, and I hear that autumn comes much earlier than I'm used to - it really doesn't turn up until mid-October in the Pacific Nortwest - to I am thrilled and ready for all the fall knitting.
Just catching up on this episode. Summer seems to be so crazy. I have been going between knitting and spinning and it is nice to have choices! Good to see you Megha
Thank you for putting out another video, Megha, I love each and every episode of yours. A set-in-sleeves recipe sounds wonderful. However, I have been trying a contiguous shoulder recipe many times, and it never really worked. Would be lovely to continue on this subject :)
Oh Megha the quilt Is just beautiful! What a special keepsake 💖 She will have it forever and hand it down. I really enjoy all the crafts you inspire. I just can’t get to a quilt yet 😔 but I have the grocery cart seat cover down to a T. It’s even padded lol. There is a fabric store near me which has everything! One year I made all my nieces and nephews flannel pillow Cases with coordinating trim fabric on the edges. There were scooby do and monsters inc, and princesses. It was fun! I’m thinking I need to Take A Wander through again
Dear Megha, thank you for mashing up your format every now and then. This time, i found it very relaxing, more craft process than production amount oriented. You are a gifted maker. Plus cat star appearence. All brilliant. Btw would be curious to have your view on your two e-spinners, if you find time. I think i started spinning partly because i saw you with you eel wheel. Got me the 6.1, which is not easy in the eu und more costly...well i stop rambling. Enjoy your crafts and enjoy playing with podcasting, dont let the numbers spoil your fun! Im here to follow your journey with curiosity and joy😊🎉
All your work is wonderful and I always enjoy your podcasts. Please don't pay any attention to the numbers. I love your fractal spun Sofie Shawl - I'm also a spinner! At present I'm almost finished knitting the Polina sweater using Lalland wool but I'm knitting it flat & using intarsia - not in the round as per pattern.
My kitten is learning to stay away from my yarn while I'm knitting- sort of! I enjoyed seeing your projects and appreciate that you have several crafting talents. I'm working on Tenaya cardigan by Elizabeth Doherty. I made one at the beginning of lockdown but had lost weight and wanted to try a cone of Frangipani to make another. I enjoy the process of this garment, but I'm not a fast knitter. No matter. I love watching Selma's and Mel's podcasts. You're each incredibly creative!
It’s really hot where I am in Canada. 38 degrees celcius! I’m making a linen mesh bag for myself. Nopattern, just watched videos to learn a mesh stitch and going from there. I’m fitting in a few rows on my Celeste sweater sleeve too
It’s always lovely to see you Megha. I don’t often comment because I’m usually watching on my TV but I made a point of picking up my phone to do so this time. You and I are very similar in our multi crafting life. 😂. A big hug from NZ to you xx
Love all your makes especially that red and pink quilt. Wow!!! Sooo gorgeous! Oreo is adorable and clearly your #1 fan :). Hope to see you at Rhinebeck!
I’m in Australia and enjoying knitting on all the things while it’s cold. I’m currently knitting a Storm Sweater Man in Navy for my husband. An Aran weight jumper for a 12 yr old (for charity) and a large throw for my home.
Forget the mess! It would make you even more relatable. I am a knitter and quilter and bag maker. Don't have the urge to spin but love seeing what spinners do. I do have the urge to make garments some day when I have more time and brain space so love seeing what you are doing. BTW, while I am sure the metrics are hard to ignore, it's like a number on a scale - your weight doesn't tell the whole story of who you are.
Dear Megha, I love your quilts, and the colours of your spun yarn are beautiful! I also participate in the Tour de Fleece spinning - my goal is to spin enough yarn for Andrea Moury's new Rhinebeck sweater, 'Framed' - I'm not going to Rhinebeck but at least I can wear the sweater! 😂I'm also working on a quilt, but not to be used as a quilt but to be used as fabric for a jacket, a very new and exiting project! I just finished the 'Plain Yoke Tee' by Le Knit, I knit it in Sandnes Line! Enjoy all your different crafting projects!🤩 Greetings from Denmark
Hi! you have really good taste with colour combination. beautiful end products no matter if dying spinning, sowing or knitting. Oreo needs attention too , just looking for a cool cotton surface to get through the intensive heat. ❤❤❤❤❤
Enjoy Rhinebeck. One day I’ll get there from Australia. Just been to Australia’s largest craft fair - the Bendigo Sweep and Wool Festival. Commonly referred to, by crafters, as Spendigo - due to our breaking the budget. ❤😂
I love everything you make so it's not a problem for me 🥰 I got into the Kuusamo test pool as well and I'm really enjoying it. I got into the 11-12 yo size so only recently finished the body. Now I need to work on the sleeves this coming week. I love all the quilts and spinning :)
Hello! I'm a new viewer and I love your podcast! I've been watching your older videos as well, all very enjoyable 😊. I love your cats I also have a pair of ginger/white and black/white cats. It's the ginger one who follows me around though! Your handspun Sophie Shawl is lovely and I love your geo-gems quilt, it's stunning! Maybe it's just summer that means views are down a bit? People maybe watch knitting more when it's cosy, knitting time? I'm knitting a Cleo Cardi by Rachel Kurihara in a lovely marl. It's completely off gauge so lots of gauge maths for what was supposed to be my mindless knit, but I'm enjoying it anyway!
Amy Herzog's Ultimate Sweater Book has all the math behind sleeve cap calculations. Pretty straight forward. I have the same armhole depth issue as you even though I am not tall. All the best!
@@skeinsofdreamsknits Hutch puppy? Actually laughing out loud watching your podcast. Haven't thought of that in a while. I lived at Bangalore back then and had a Hutch phone and no signal anywhere I spent time daily.
The numbers don't mean anything :) I find the same but I try not to overthink it but it is hard not to. Your podcasts are lovely and I love that we have so many craft loves in common. Keep creating and experimenting! love from Kathryn x x x
“By the way, there’s a cat in that box. Just in case you were wondering.”-This is my favorite Megha quote ever!
🤣🤣🤣
Another great podcast. You are so prolific in your crafting and I love to see the joy you experience in all that you make. You are very generous in sharing your makes.
Thank you for your time and the work to share all the wonderful crafty things. Your quilts are stunning beautiful. I am allways looking forward to your podcasts. Thank you again, have a nice summer and a lot of creativ time.
Your is one of the top five I look for in podcasts. I always marvel at the generosity of time you invest to inspire and teach us. Many people get sooo busy in the summer months too and life patterns of life change. I absolutely love what you present. Thank you!
Thank you so much Trudy ❤️ you are always so kind to me!
The festival was amazing I'm sure! The shop looks so beautiful! I love Clucky's pebbles and gifts!
I really enjoyed this episode ~ love to see all that you’ve made and are making! So inspiring!
Loved all the cat appearances in this video! Kitties gotta be kitties. It's always nice to see all that you work on.
I enjoyed seeing all your projects. Your friends are fortunate that you like gift knitting!
The quilts are beautiful. Loved the variety and style of this episode. As for the cute cat visits - delightful. Have fun.
Your tee shirts fit perfectly! You couldn't get that good of a fit in a store-bought tee and you look beautiful in both colors!!! Love the baby sweater and quilt. I also love the cameo appearances by the cats. I am a cat lover and they sometimes want to be the star of the show or at least be seen. Thanks for posting another video. I love to watch them.
Love your podcasts Megha. So comical with the cats 🐈⬛. Your work is lovely,thanks for sharing all you make with us. You are like me, I love all kinds of crafts, just not enough time in the world to make everything we would like to. Happy crafting ❤🧶x
I always enjoy your podcasts and I admire your projects and colour choices. The 60 x 60 quilt, round the world, I think you called it, is especially beautiful.
I spun along with Tour de Fleece this year and really enjoyed the motivation of it all, I now need to make sure I carry on and finish the entire lamb’s fleece that I started.
Your handspun Sophie shawl is just stunning, I hope that it encourages you to spin more yarn. Thank you and take good care Megha.
Happy to watch your podcasts when they are ready - no matter if regular or not. Life happens . Lots of nice relatable goodies again to see this time. Thank you 😊
@@moragguthrie8930 absolutely, I totally agree x
Loved this episode! Great to see your blankets are Oreo approved!
Love this format
Wow! What gorgeous quilts. Such lucky babies.
Always enjoy your podcast, Meghan ❤
This was a great format, really enjoyed it. Love how the cat is always in your business.
@@tonyalynnd8732 he definitely is 🤣🤣
Absolutely love your insights!! Super fun to watch and very helpful ❤
The quilt !!! It’s so pretty . What a lovely gift . The mark on that tiny sweater is 💯 .
@@christineb2797 thank you 😊
Also your cat !!!! How adorable is he ?!? Gah . Cute . This is fun way to include all the crafts . I’m in Seattle where the summer weather is perfection so no advice but sewing is good too .
I liked this new podcast format, Megha! I love all the making you shared. :)
I loved seeing all of your different creations! So pretty
Your pod cast was great. A little of everything makes it Interesting. I do t know how you find the time. And your cats are so adorable
Thank you ☺️
Your plants in the background shelves look amazing!
Your colour choices look amazing on you! Really love your Pink Velvet colours!
As always, I loved your podcast. I’m happy you included all of your crafting interests. Your spinning is coming along great and the shawl is lovely. I don’t quilt, but that Gems quilt, mmmm so nice! ❤ Oreo did an outstanding job showing off projects!
@@daveterryprehara576 haha thank you so much ☺️
That Sappho’s love tee likes great on you. Re:bust darts. They give you a more parallel hem, so that the length you like in the front does not mean you need to have it look longer in the back. I think you’ll like them.
Hello from Swansea, Illinois. It looks great on you!
Love this format! ❤❤❤
I like hearing whatever you talk about - I'm mostly into knitting but I super admire the sewing and quilting. I think a good creative mess is underrated - you're not talking to the Better Homes & Gardens crowd here, I'm guessing I'm not alone. As long as I can find things and I'm not tripping on things I like to have them out where I can see them. Happy summer knitting!!
Your videos are charming. Please don't get stressed over the metrics. After all, not everything that can be counted counts, and not everything that counts can be counted. 🙂
Haha agreed!! Thank you ❤️
I really enjoyed this chat with you. It is mind boggling how much you get done. I am retired and I don't do half as much with my time. So, yes it would be great to see a "day in the life" video with you crafting. I am currently making a summer cotton/bamboo Ranunculus, that might be a nice change for you too. A cool little summer project. I'm also sewing some sage green pants and have recently made several simple cool boxy tops, I like to sew too. I get a great feeling of accomplishment from making my own clothes.....also want to mention that I am always impressed by how generous you are with all the things you make to give away. Carry on my friend ! Look forward to seeing everything you do, thank you for sharing. Happy crafting.
Aah i love all these ideas! I am really tempted to start a linen ranunculus and that might happen suddenly!!
Beautiful knits Meghna. love the lace bottom. the baby jumper is beautiful. " Insanely obsessive knitter', I like that description. Beautiful quilts, you are very multi talented.
Loved this episode, like you I have multiple items in multiple crafts here that I’m working on. I love that Oreo makes an appearance
I really enjoyed this style of video. Your hand spun is looking beautiful 😍 can’t wait to see the finished shawl!
I really enjoyed the format of this episode. Your quilting is beautiful!
Thank you so much!
Loved this podcast Megha, you did a great job.
I think a handmade quilt is an incredible baby gift! I can imagine those quilts being loved for decades... such a generous and special gift!
I laughed out loud at the cat in the box comment!!
Lovely podcast as always, Megha. Your projects are beautiful. I also realized this summer how much I like the Sandnes Line yarn. It feels really good when wearing. Maybe I will make a Lotus Lake tee with it. Yours looks lovely on you!
I really enjoyed hearing about and seeing all your various crafting endeavors in this different format.
Also, Oreo is such cutie. He reminds me of our cat. Always around. Lol
Take care, Erika
Thank you for such an inspiring podcast! All of your projects are beautiful, but I especially like your handspun Sophie shawl; the colors are gorgeous!
I had big plans for Tour de Fleece, but life got in the way, so I haven’t done any spinning yet. I have been busy knitting, though. I’ve been working on my second Tolsta Tee in Drops Belle, which I’m try for the first time. I also have numerous socks on the needles, which will be for Christmas gifts; I’ve finished 5 pairs so far. I’m also occasionally working on a Winter’s Beach cardigan, which is close to 2/3’s done.
Thank you, again!
Loved this form of podcast...I am only a knitter but I do look forward to seeing your projects with equal enthusiasm.
I enjoyed this episode very much! It’s fun to see all the different crafts, especially since I also like to quilt and knit and spin and all the things. ☺️ Most of my knitting happens in the evenings these days - while sitting practically on top of the air conditioning vent. And I had to laugh at the cat-in-the-box! My two also claim any box (or bag) they can squeeze themselves into. So, yeah, Amazon boxes in random places around the house. 🙄😹
@@athiernian i mean what is a cat house without random Amazon boxes 😂
Sappho tee already looks very good on you, you will get there finding a good recipe
Sweet Oreo ❤ Looking forward to your fall knitting plans. I've just moved to the east coast, and I hear that autumn comes much earlier than I'm used to - it really doesn't turn up until mid-October in the Pacific Nortwest - to I am thrilled and ready for all the fall knitting.
Just catching up on this episode. Summer seems to be so crazy. I have been going between knitting and spinning and it is nice to have choices! Good to see you Megha
your sophie shawl looks incredible!! im so in love with it
Your quilts look really nice.
Thank you for putting out another video, Megha, I love each and every episode of yours.
A set-in-sleeves recipe sounds wonderful. However, I have been trying a contiguous shoulder recipe many times, and it never really worked. Would be lovely to continue on this subject :)
Loved all your crafts! I quilt too. Just bought a Babylock Solaris Vision. I’m making my first pair of socks.
Oh Megha the quilt
Is just beautiful! What a special keepsake 💖 She will have it forever and hand it down. I really enjoy all the crafts you inspire. I just can’t get to a quilt yet 😔 but I have the grocery cart seat cover down to a T. It’s even padded lol. There is a fabric store near me which has everything! One year I made all my nieces and nephews flannel pillow
Cases with coordinating trim fabric on the edges. There were scooby do and monsters inc, and princesses. It was fun! I’m thinking I need to
Take
A
Wander through again
Oooh i love the flannel pillow case idea!! I need to make some cushion covers actually ! Thank you so much for watching ❤️
currently working on a summer top; it's the Á Babugem top. This is the second time that I knit it. Enjoyed the episode.
Dear Megha, thank you for mashing up your format every now and then. This time, i found it very relaxing, more craft process than production amount oriented. You are a gifted maker. Plus cat star appearence. All brilliant. Btw would be curious to have your view on your two e-spinners, if you find time. I think i started spinning partly because i saw you with you eel wheel. Got me the 6.1, which is not easy in the eu und more costly...well i stop rambling. Enjoy your crafts and enjoy playing with podcasting, dont let the numbers spoil your fun! Im here to follow your journey with curiosity and joy😊🎉
All your work is wonderful and I always enjoy your podcasts. Please don't pay any attention to the numbers. I love your fractal spun Sofie Shawl - I'm also a spinner! At present I'm almost finished knitting the Polina sweater using Lalland wool but I'm knitting it flat & using intarsia - not in the round as per pattern.
My kitten is learning to stay away from my yarn while I'm knitting- sort of! I enjoyed seeing your projects and appreciate that you have several crafting talents. I'm working on Tenaya cardigan by Elizabeth Doherty. I made one at the beginning of lockdown but had lost weight and wanted to try a cone of Frangipani to make another. I enjoy the process of this garment, but I'm not a fast knitter. No matter. I love watching Selma's and Mel's podcasts. You're each incredibly creative!
Thank you so much 😊
It’s really hot where I am in Canada. 38 degrees celcius! I’m making a linen mesh bag for myself. Nopattern, just watched videos to learn a mesh stitch and going from there. I’m fitting in a few rows on my Celeste sweater sleeve too
It’s always lovely to see you Megha. I don’t often comment because I’m usually watching on my TV but I made a point of picking up my phone to do so this time. You and I are very similar in our multi crafting life. 😂. A big hug from NZ to you xx
@@sewknitcreateandrepeat thank you so much ❤️
Can I just say first of all ~ your plants look amazing
@@YoungfolkKnits hehehe ❤️❤️
Love all your makes especially that red and pink quilt. Wow!!! Sooo gorgeous! Oreo is adorable and clearly your #1 fan :). Hope to see you at Rhinebeck!
@@bethmacdonaldstone looking forward to seeing you at Rhinebeck Beth ❤️❤️
I like the changing location during the video ❤. I would love it if you could add a photo beside the name of the things you are working on.
The quilt is beautiful ❤
I’m in Australia and enjoying knitting on all the things while it’s cold. I’m currently knitting a Storm Sweater Man in Navy for my husband. An Aran weight jumper for a 12 yr old (for charity) and a large throw for my home.
@@Jennie8684 sounds so cozy ❤️
Forget the mess! It would make you even more relatable. I am a knitter and quilter and bag maker. Don't have the urge to spin but love seeing what spinners do. I do have the urge to make garments some day when I have more time and brain space so love seeing what you are doing. BTW, while I am sure the metrics are hard to ignore, it's like a number on a scale - your weight doesn't tell the whole story of who you are.
Dear Megha, I love your quilts, and the colours of your spun yarn are beautiful! I also participate in the Tour de Fleece spinning - my goal is to spin enough yarn for Andrea Moury's new Rhinebeck sweater, 'Framed' - I'm not going to Rhinebeck but at least I can wear the sweater! 😂I'm also working on a quilt, but not to be used as a quilt but to be used as fabric for a jacket, a very new and exiting project! I just finished the 'Plain Yoke Tee' by Le Knit, I knit it in Sandnes Line! Enjoy all your different crafting projects!🤩 Greetings from Denmark
Quilted jacket sounds lovely! I would like to do that some day!! Thank you for watching 😊
Hi! you have really good taste with colour combination. beautiful end products no matter if dying spinning, sowing or knitting. Oreo needs attention too , just looking for a cool cotton surface to get through the intensive heat. ❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you ☺️
Enjoy Rhinebeck. One day I’ll get there from Australia. Just been to Australia’s largest craft fair - the Bendigo Sweep and Wool Festival. Commonly referred to, by crafters, as Spendigo - due to our breaking the budget. ❤😂
@@kathleentanti4387 🤣🤣🤣
I love everything you make so it's not a problem for me 🥰
I got into the Kuusamo test pool as well and I'm really enjoying it. I got into the 11-12 yo size so only recently finished the body. Now I need to work on the sleeves this coming week.
I love all the quilts and spinning :)
Oooh yayy!! I really need to get going with my sweater! I am a deadline gal so I usually get it done just in time 🤣
Hello! I'm a new viewer and I love your podcast! I've been watching your older videos as well, all very enjoyable 😊.
I love your cats I also have a pair of ginger/white and black/white cats. It's the ginger one who follows me around though!
Your handspun Sophie Shawl is lovely and I love your geo-gems quilt, it's stunning!
Maybe it's just summer that means views are down a bit? People maybe watch knitting more when it's cosy, knitting time?
I'm knitting a Cleo Cardi by Rachel Kurihara in a lovely marl. It's completely off gauge so lots of gauge maths for what was supposed to be my mindless knit, but I'm enjoying it anyway!
Thank you so much for watching ❤️❤️ i love the Cleo Cardi and hope it’s bringing you lot of joy! I need to find a pattern that excites me 🤣
Amy Herzog's Ultimate Sweater Book has all the math behind sleeve cap calculations. Pretty straight forward. I have the same armhole depth issue as you even though I am not tall. All the best!
Omg! I have that book 🤭 I need to open it hahaha
@@skeinsofdreamsknits Hutch puppy? Actually laughing out loud watching your podcast. Haven't thought of that in a while. I lived at Bangalore back then and had a Hutch phone and no signal anywhere I spent time daily.
The numbers don't mean anything :) I find the same but I try not to overthink it but it is hard not to. Your podcasts are lovely and I love that we have so many craft loves in common. Keep creating and experimenting! love from Kathryn x x x
The quilt you made for your best friend is wonderful.
Love your quilt! Great workmanship! Appreciate your tips and comments about how yarns work up
That Quilt ! Stunning ! You should be so pleased ❤
THE OLDER QUILTING VIDEOS ARE THE BETTER ONES- MISSOURI STAR QUILT RUclips
I’m knitting the TULC cardigan ❤
That’s on my to knit list as well!
What a fun format! Even got some quality cat fitting footage 😸 Does Oreo have to inspect ALL of your makes? [don’t even answer 😂]
Eeeek that fiber ❤ 3:55
Your baby sweater is sweet. May I ask if you needed to do anything extra when you skipped the garter part?
I didn’t do anything different! I just made it stockinette 😊