Ladies what a refreshing pod cast full of yarn, accessories and goodies but most of all the comedic timing between you both really makes my day. I've clicked on many a knitting podcast and quickly clicked off again but not yours. I really look forward to your episodes. Please come to London, England some day.
Your giveaways are awesome 🤩. I have not participated as I am very blessed with the ability to purchase beautiful items, supporting Indie dyers and with enough yarn to open up my own store.🥰🧶
The Manchelopi is amazing. The sheep are used for the milk to make manchego cheese, and now they are using the wool to make yarn! I made the Soft Focus and it’s a beautiful shawl. It took just a little more than one skein. The Mota I just bought, and it’s almost the same meterage as Corrie Worsted.
Jen Gunter, an OB GYN, has a book the Menopause Manifesto. Plus a newsletter and a large social media presence with lots of good info about womens health
So , I use Kroy for socks as well. It is the workhorse of sock yarn. I use my hand dyed fingering weight for shawls etc. The thing I do that is so cheap but works is that I go on-line and order one ball of the yarn everyday for store pick-up using the daily 30% off coupon. Once I have the 3-4 balls I need, I go pick it up. So I basically get one ball for free!
I love to crochet too, mostly because it works up so FAST 😂 I'm doing a crochet advent - 24 squares to make a throw and I'm loving mine. I think it's the finishing a project each day that is working for me ❣
My husband LOVES you two! He asked me to take my earbuds out so he could listen to you as well. I listen to a podcast in bed before 😴. I knitted him a Watch cap hat by Purl Soho. He is wearing it 24 hours a day. We live in Ireland and it's quite mild. I know what you mean by the cold Jodi- I am from Cheboygan Michigan and remember those below zero days!
Kroys FX is such a wonderful and underappreciated sock yarn. Great for those of us who wear boots a lot. And available in lots of great colors. Buy what you need because it really varies by lot. Love the copper if it is still offered
Thanks so much for your videos! I can’t even tell you how much inspiration I get from you both. I have been trying out new techniques, like the after thought heel, that I never felt confident about doing until I saw all of your cute projects. Have a happy week!❤
Love your discussion of Menopause. We do need to have more research and support around care for menopause. I found the book about Adrenal Fatigue that really helped me deal with sleep issues. Used HRT even before I went into menopause, find someone else who specializes in HRT. Soma lingerie and sleep wear is great for cool nights fabric line to help with night sweats.
It is so important that we talk about and support each other through peri and menopause! I started menopause at “60”. Yes, it is amazing but I didn’t start my period until I was almost 17. My GP was amazing and very supportive about trying natural things to help the symptoms. They worked for a bit then stopped. I eventually went on Prempro for a couple years which helped. My OB/GYN took me off it and said don’t take anything 🥺. It is slowly getting better. I get bitchy but not as bad as I did and the hot flashes aren’t as severe. I wake up dripping in sweat once in a while but even that is better than it was. I feel for all the other women who don’t have someone to talk to. It would be great to start a group to support each other. Thanks for bringing up the subject. PS love Michelle Obama and Oprah 🥰.
Traditionally, the twelve days of Christmas start on the Christmas Eve and it ends on January 5th. It is my favourite carol.I have started a twelve days of Christmas quilt (one square each month) so it will be ready for next year. I am so excited!
Jodi- that Spincycle is gorgeous- have you considered holding a strand of mohair with it to bulk it up? It’s my latest obsession - it mutes the Spincycle a touch but it creates such a beautiful fabric- especially if the mohair is lighter - it still lets the Spincycle shine.
I had a period until I was 54, then total stop. Had the worst hot flashes. But now at 72 its all over. I recommend HRT, I didnt use it but my sister did and it has protected her heart. Anyway, love the 2 hours of fun!
Meg Swanson does lots of knitting in unspun Icelandic wool. I bought some, yes, by the plate,but haven’t knitted it up yet. I saw samples she knitted and once knitted up were quite durable.
Gosh, you are so right… I too need to catch up with everything… I am usually very organised and everything is prepared for Christmas on the first week of advent. I am emarrassed to say that I have put no decorations on yet. (Well, I am painting and decorationg sseveral rooms on my own… but really, I can’t even try to convince myself that that is an excuse) Thank you for all your Christmas inspiration. It is wonderful to spend a Sunday catching up with you. Have a wonderful week!.
I am on HRT and it has saved my life! I go to a hormone clinic in Ontario. There is an annual fee but they specialize in bio identical hormones and the bloodwork is extensive. My doctor is also an md.
I always love watching you and how candidly you present the content. I am quite fond of the Getaway colourway in the chunky yarn. Will you be making sweater quantities? I would love to knit one of Caitlin Hunter’s design with that colour.
I love the knit or crocheted trees on blocks in the cubby behind and in the middle of you two. Can you share where you got them or what the pattern is if you made them?
I think there is sometimes a way to enter a link to a pattern outside Ravelry in your Ravelry library. If you set it up as a Project and then click on edit notes for the item in your library. Where it asks for location, add the website and then put the url for the pattern in the Notes section
Great conversation about Menopause. I love my PCP and trust her but when it came to mp, she put me on a a low dose antidepressant that is used as an alternative to HRT. It was great for the hot flashes but did not help all the other symptoms. It was very addicting and it took me months to get off of it when I realized it was not helping me. I decided to go to my Gynecologist and it was a wake up call. She started listing all my symptoms without me even telling her! She started me on HRT and monitored me for the first three months to make sure it worked for me. It was the first time in three years I felt remotely myself. Go to the specialist! Have the conversation! We need to start expecting more from our Health Care providers. ❤
Totally felt it when you told Jodie she shouldn't be buying for herself last week🤪 So many things on my list: Ghost Ranch, Lemoncello - trying hard to be a good girl right now. All kidding aside, appreciate it when you bring up stuff like menopause; beauty products (looking forward to that!) Oh and PS, Michelle's book, "The Light We Carry" is 40% off at Indigo right now! Just picked it up! (ok, not so good I guess🤗)
OMG…could you two get any better!!!!! Simply the BEST! I am 67 and menopause is a BEAST! It should be a conversation with REAL solutions! If men had to go through it I am sure the problem would have been solved by now. I did bio identical hormones and they seemed to helped plus I got regular exercise and changed my diet. Sleep still evades me tho….so I KNIT!!!!
Menopause was the worst time in my life. I still have to sleep in a freezing room, but at least I finally sleep. It took 10 years. Bioidentical hormones helped save me.
Okay, I made it through, took me 2 days 😂. I’ve watched many part ones, going to try to catch the next one live. Very fun, informative, and interesting. Note, I have had many people here, in Ontario ask me to make them Trigger mitts, hunters and horse people, riders. Your Instagram posts are really good btw.
-40 is insane. I would not make it! I went to Anchorage and it was -30 and I couldn’t go outside. Im heading to utah and Im terrified because the high is 20 farenheit 😂 I’m going to freeze in those temps. I packed so many knits its ridiculous. Going out to buy cashmere socks today. Wishing I was a sock knitter right about now!!!
Wow-I have so much to say related to this episode! First of all, if you’re not happy with the way your primary care doctor handles your care and PARTNERS with you for YOUR health care decisions, time to get a new primary care physician or ask for a referral/consult to a specialist. In the case of menopause, an ob/gyn or womens health physician. I’m almost 60 and went through menopause in my mid 40s to early 50’s. I was done but then started to have abnormal bleeding June 2020, three months after a knee replacement and 3 months into COVID when pretty much all of healthcare was shut down. My primary care consulted with an ob/gyn and they worked as a team to figure out a plan for me to get the tests I needed and the procedures I needed to determine if I had cancer (I didn’t) despite the near shutdown. The bleeding is and has been controlled by me taking progesterone daily which you guessed it, gives me hot flashes at around 5 am. But that’s ok given no bleeding. But it does feel like this “stuff” we have to deal with never ends. Be an advocate for yourselves! Next-You have to try the yarn from Wool Dreamers. If you’re in the US, Bae at wooldreamersus.com will hook you up. I’m met Bae at Wisconsin Sheep and Wool this past September. I fell in love everything she had in her booth. I really encourage you to look at the Wool Dreamers website and read about the sustainable agriculture practices that are used on their sheep farms and in obtaining fiber from the waste in the dairy industry (these yarns are from Spain and just think about all the sheep cheese consumed in Spain). I ended up purchasing a sweaters quantity of Mota in black and am making the Dustland sweater (almost to the sleeve split!). Mota comes in a ton of colors, is worsted weight, and has what I feel is a good price point for the yardage.
Patons Kroy DOES stand up to hard wear! Just bought some in a red and a red and green variegated to hold double and make my son a pair of socks. Made my brother a pair with Kroy years ago and he still hasn't worn through them
Hormone replacement… check out True Balance clinics, and bio identical hormone replacement therapy. Exceptional and knowledgeable. Dr Brown specializes in this. At 40, I am very happy to have the support of BHRT as I’ve suffered with my hormones since I was 16.
I'm new to your podcast and really enjoying it. Can't get enough knit chat. Do you have paid sponsorships and if so do you identify these when you are talking about their products? Thanks!
You guys are such a bad influence. :-) I have sworn no more new yarn, but I have to say that last combo that you held up with the yellow it's so enticing. It's very helpful when you put them together and show us. So all of those that you held up were they chunky?
Fun listening to you, gals! So many great tips and inspirasjon. Just a little thing: Your sound is really low, compared to everything else I listen to (YT/podcasts/music). You need to boost it way up! Read others who mention it, too. Not just me…
Tracie, of COURSE you can do whatever you want! However, traditionally, The first day of Christmas is Dec 25th. It represents the day that the 3 Kings saw the Star of Bethlehem. It took them 12 days to follow the star to Jesus' location. This is why Jan 6th is known as Kings' Day and, in some countries, that's when kids open their Christmas gifts. And, of course, there's the special Kings Day cake. Jan 6th is also called Twelfth Night.
I don’t know what happened since you switched microphones but I have to turn my speakers up as loud as I can and when I forget to turn it back down I blast us out of the living room... lol
Hi ladies, Arne and Carlos have a cheat for the thumb hole in How to Knit mittens, it is done using an off cast yarn to knit the thumb hole then knit in the round with the original then come back and pick up the stitched - remove the castoff yarn and knit the thumb - link below. ruclips.net/video/3cMCGi5uUIs/видео.html
My menopause symptoms were so bad that I even heard music when there was no music playing. Suicide rates are high for women in our age group because of all the changes in hormones
Jodi, I was still having full periods at 54! Dr put me on natural hormone therapy to end my periods immediately. What he prescribed his wife. 20 years ago and no ill effects. At least should be discussed as an option.
Magnificent as always. since you are Canadian I can not blame you, but hobby lobby is own by so called Christians who s insurance will not provide birth control yet have no problem with paying for Viagra. Also anti iLBGTQ+. Please do not mention them. Love you all.
Hobby Lobby is the prime example of employers discriminating against female workers. As a woman I could not possibly enrich the owners of such a company. Luckily there are other big box craft stores as alternatives, even if I have to order online.
@@LCamp-cr7fs it’s hard even getting yarn online when you’re out in the middle of nowhere. There are tons of companies that I don’t agree with but sometimes they’re your only choice.
Womens health as a whole does not have the attention that mens do. I was in healthcare for 45 years. Cardiac care is based on men's responses to aspiran. We do not demonstrate chest pain like men. As far as hormone replacement, something else should be made to work than estrogen. I had breast cancer because of hormone replacement. I took the lowest dose and still got it. The medical field needs to help us more. Bottom line more research in women's healrh.
I’m so jealous you got the WoollyMammoth advent Tracie!! Please show the whole thing in a future episode so I can drool over it!! ❤
Ladies what a refreshing pod cast full of yarn, accessories and goodies but most of all the comedic timing between you both really makes my day. I've clicked on many a knitting podcast and quickly clicked off again but not yours. I really look forward to your episodes. Please come to London, England some day.
Your giveaways are awesome 🤩. I have not participated as I am very blessed with the ability to purchase beautiful items, supporting Indie dyers and with enough yarn to open up my own store.🥰🧶
I just received my Frankie Grey Fibers yarn in the mail 😍😍😍😍😍😍 I’m already I
Knitting a pair of dk socks. Thank you!!!
The Manchelopi is amazing. The sheep are used for the milk to make manchego cheese, and now they are using the wool to make yarn! I made the Soft Focus and it’s a beautiful shawl. It took just a little more than one skein. The Mota I just bought, and it’s almost the same meterage as Corrie Worsted.
Also, I tested the Zig Sweater and the Mota would be beautiful for that.
Love knitting as I watch. Yes for menopause conversations !!!
Jen Gunter, an OB GYN, has a book the Menopause Manifesto. Plus a newsletter and a large social media presence with lots of good info about womens health
Always a pleasure ❤
Listening with this perched on my shoulder, the sound is so faint! Still worth it.
You’ll love the trigger mitts!! They are my gift this year. My family is all getting them!! 😅
Sweaters, blankets, hats, Oh my. The fun just keeps on coming.
Wonderful! Do you mind if a cross-stitch your quote. I love it! 🥰
Love you girls! So happy to see you on this week! ❤ Thank you so much for the pattern shout out!
Love the conversation about menopause. You two are awesome. Merry Christmas 🎉
So , I use Kroy for socks as well. It is the workhorse of sock yarn. I use my hand dyed fingering weight for shawls etc.
The thing I do that is so cheap but works is that I go on-line and order one ball of the yarn everyday for store pick-up using the daily 30% off coupon. Once I have the 3-4 balls I need, I go pick it up. So I basically get one ball for free!
The Saltwater patterns are written for Briggs & Little yarn from NB. Really affordable.
Yarn Canada carries it. 🧶
I love to crochet too, mostly because it works up so FAST 😂 I'm doing a crochet advent - 24 squares to make a throw and I'm loving mine. I think it's the finishing a project each day that is working for me ❣
My husband LOVES you two! He asked me to take my earbuds out so he could listen to you as well. I listen to a podcast in bed before 😴.
I knitted him a Watch cap hat by Purl Soho. He is wearing it 24 hours a day.
We live in Ireland and it's quite mild. I know what you mean by the cold Jodi- I am from Cheboygan Michigan and remember those below zero days!
Also, I do love the soft and beautiful. Hand dyed, etc etc sock yarn. But....i do love some Patons Kroy
I love watching you guys!!!! You always make me smile. Love your knits and recommendations.
Kroys FX is such a wonderful and underappreciated sock yarn. Great for those of us who wear boots a lot. And available in lots of great colors. Buy what you need because it really varies by lot. Love the copper if it is still offered
Thanks so much for your videos! I can’t even tell you how much inspiration I get from you both. I have been trying out new techniques, like the after thought heel, that I never felt confident about doing until I saw all of your cute projects.
Have a happy week!❤
My friend knitted the pressed flowers hat for me!!! It is beautiful!
Another awesome episode. Thanks for all the laughs and knitting love.
Love your discussion of Menopause. We do need to have more research and support around care for menopause. I found the book about Adrenal Fatigue that really helped me deal with sleep issues. Used HRT even before I went into menopause, find someone else who specializes in HRT. Soma lingerie and sleep wear is great for cool nights fabric line to help with night sweats.
Jodi, your skin looks beautiful! Whatever your skin care routine is, keep it going. Also, love the sweater.
Organic Icelandic Sea Kelp...really helps with menopause❤
I absolutely love unspun yarn, it’s my favorite to knit with!
Just ordered some TurtlePurl Trench Coat sock yarn! Awesome color!
It is so important that we talk about and support each other through peri and menopause! I started menopause at “60”. Yes, it is amazing but I didn’t start my period until I was almost 17. My GP was amazing and very supportive about trying natural things to help the symptoms. They worked for a bit then stopped. I eventually went on Prempro for a couple years which helped. My OB/GYN took me off it and said don’t take anything 🥺. It is slowly getting better. I get bitchy but not as bad as I did and the hot flashes aren’t as severe. I wake up dripping in sweat once in a while but even that is better than it was. I feel for all the other women who don’t have someone to talk to. It would be great to start a group to support each other. Thanks for bringing up the subject. PS love Michelle Obama and Oprah 🥰.
Traditionally, the twelve days of Christmas start on the Christmas Eve and it ends on January 5th. It is my favourite carol.I have started a twelve days of Christmas quilt (one square each month) so it will be ready for next year. I am so excited!
“It’s leather and the price point reflects that” vs “it’s fucking expensive” 😂😂😂😂😂 love you two ❤
Hello from East Ontario!
Jodi- that Spincycle is gorgeous- have you considered holding a strand of mohair with it to bulk it up? It’s my latest obsession - it mutes the Spincycle a touch but it creates such a beautiful fabric- especially if the mohair is lighter - it still lets the Spincycle shine.
Jodie, that color is beautiful on you. Love the sweater!
I had a period until I was 54, then total stop. Had the worst hot flashes. But now at 72 its all over. I recommend HRT, I didnt use it but my sister did and it has protected her heart. Anyway, love the 2 hours of fun!
Meg Swanson does lots of knitting in unspun Icelandic wool. I bought some, yes, by the plate,but haven’t knitted it up yet. I saw samples she knitted and once knitted up were quite durable.
Gosh, you are so right… I too need to catch up with everything… I am usually very organised and everything is prepared for Christmas on the first week of advent. I am emarrassed to say that I have put no decorations on yet. (Well, I am painting and decorationg sseveral rooms on my own… but really, I can’t even try to convince myself that that is an excuse) Thank you for all your Christmas inspiration. It is wonderful to spend a Sunday catching up with you. Have a wonderful week!.
I am on HRT and it has saved my life! I go to a hormone clinic in Ontario. There is an annual fee but they specialize in bio identical hormones and the bloodwork is extensive. My doctor is also an md.
Saw someone knit the Hatvent 2022 Arctic hat and put a chocolate 🍫 orange 🍊 in it!!! It was Tracy on Wool and Wishes podcast
I was just in Spain and found that yarn!! Beautiful Spanish yarn!!
Woolx has a wool lined jogger pant and they are amazing. I love them.
Actually knitting patrons kroy yarn while watching tonight. Hobby Lobby 75%wool, 25% nylon found on clearance for $2.24 last year.
Look forward to video while you had -40 we had plus 37 here in Perth on Tuesday hoping it does not mean a long hot summer for us
I always love watching you and how candidly you present the content. I am quite fond of the Getaway colourway in the chunky yarn. Will you be making sweater quantities? I would love to knit one of Caitlin Hunter’s design with that colour.
The Hundred Acre Wool podcast talks about the unspun wool a lot and she also has a few patterns designed w it.
Darn I was working! Hello from Indiana!
I love the knit or crocheted trees on blocks in the cubby behind and in the middle of you two. Can you share where you got them or what the pattern is if you made them?
I think there is sometimes a way to enter a link to a pattern outside Ravelry in your Ravelry library. If you set it up as a Project and then click on edit notes for the item in your library. Where it asks for location, add the website and then put the url for the pattern in the Notes section
Great conversation about Menopause. I love my PCP and trust her but when it came to mp, she put me on a a low dose antidepressant that is used as an alternative to HRT. It was great for the hot flashes but did not help all the other symptoms. It was very addicting and it took me months to get off of it when I realized it was not helping me. I decided to go to my Gynecologist and it was a wake up call. She started listing all my symptoms without me even telling her! She started me on HRT and monitored me for the first three months to make sure it worked for me. It was the first time in three years I felt remotely myself. Go to the specialist! Have the conversation! We need to start expecting more from our Health Care providers. ❤
I need those saltwater books. My mom was from Newfoundland
We had 80’s all this week in Houston TX.
Good morning from my bathtub near Gettysburg
OMG! ... Seaside Mimosa!! Gorgeous!!!
Hello from the Midwest!
Totally felt it when you told Jodie she shouldn't be buying for herself last week🤪 So many things on my list: Ghost Ranch, Lemoncello - trying hard to be a good girl right now. All kidding aside, appreciate it when you bring up stuff like menopause; beauty products (looking forward to that!) Oh and PS, Michelle's book, "The Light We Carry" is 40% off at Indigo right now! Just picked it up! (ok, not so good I guess🤗)
OMG…could you two get any better!!!!! Simply the BEST! I am 67 and menopause is a BEAST! It should be a conversation with REAL solutions! If men had to go through it I am sure the problem would have been solved by now. I did bio identical hormones and they seemed to helped plus I got regular exercise and changed my diet. Sleep still evades me tho….so I KNIT!!!!
Watching replay at 3pm your time which is 9am here in Sydney Australia.
For sock yarn, try Lana Grossa About Berlin Yak. Beautiful.
OMG!! If you come to Ontario to visit the Knitting Loft, let me know...I will be there!
Did you see the interview with the Saltwater ladies on Fruity Knitting recently? That was a fun interview!
Hi ladies! Smells like yarn on RUclips has a great plain beanie pattern on all yarn yarn weights!
Hello from East lyme Connecticut!
Menopause was the worst time in my life. I still have to sleep in a freezing room, but at least I finally sleep. It took 10 years.
Bioidentical hormones helped save me.
Okay, I made it through, took me 2 days 😂. I’ve watched many part ones, going to try to catch the next one live. Very fun, informative, and interesting. Note, I have had many people here, in Ontario ask me to make them Trigger mitts, hunters and horse people, riders. Your Instagram posts are really good btw.
You should do whatever you want, but real 12 days of Christmas starts 12/25. I can't afford to do an advent
You should see a pair I made with Patons Kroy with Clover and I used green Heritage Cascade for heels, toes, cuffs
The Perimenopause/Menopause struggle is real!
We were -48 with the windchill in Saskatoon! 🥶
I’ll take the spin Cycle!!!!
-40 is insane. I would not make it! I went to Anchorage and it was -30 and I couldn’t go outside. Im heading to utah and Im terrified because the high is 20 farenheit 😂 I’m going to freeze in those temps. I packed so many knits its ridiculous. Going out to buy cashmere socks today. Wishing I was a sock knitter right about now!!!
Thanks for the menopause chat. What I wouldn’t give for an uninterrupted night sleep…
I don't know if you have said it before but I was just wondering where you got your sock machine?
Wow-I have so much to say related to this episode! First of all, if you’re not happy with the way your primary care doctor handles your care and PARTNERS with you for YOUR health care decisions, time to get a new primary care physician or ask for a referral/consult to a specialist. In the case of menopause, an ob/gyn or womens health physician. I’m almost 60 and went through menopause in my mid 40s to early 50’s. I was done but then started to have abnormal bleeding June 2020, three months after a knee replacement and 3 months into COVID when pretty much all of healthcare was shut down. My primary care consulted with an ob/gyn and they worked as a team to figure out a plan for me to get the tests I needed and the procedures I needed to determine if I had cancer (I didn’t) despite the near shutdown. The bleeding is and has been controlled by me taking progesterone daily which you guessed it, gives me hot flashes at around 5 am. But that’s ok given no bleeding. But it does feel like this “stuff” we have to deal with never ends. Be an advocate for yourselves!
Next-You have to try the yarn from Wool Dreamers. If you’re in the US, Bae at wooldreamersus.com will hook you up. I’m met Bae at Wisconsin Sheep and Wool this past September. I fell in love everything she had in her booth. I really encourage you to look at the Wool Dreamers website and read about the sustainable agriculture practices that are used on their sheep farms and in obtaining fiber from the waste in the dairy industry (these yarns are from Spain and just think about all the sheep cheese consumed in Spain). I ended up purchasing a sweaters quantity of Mota in black and am making the Dustland sweater (almost to the sleeve split!). Mota comes in a ton of colors, is worsted weight, and has what I feel is a good price point for the yardage.
Was in Nashville last weekend
So many Canadians become snow birds during winter months in Florida USA
Patons Kroy DOES stand up to hard wear! Just bought some in a red and a red and green variegated to hold double and make my son a pair of socks. Made my brother a pair with Kroy years ago and he still hasn't worn through them
Hormone replacement… check out True Balance clinics, and bio identical hormone replacement therapy. Exceptional and knowledgeable. Dr Brown specializes in this. At 40, I am very happy to have the support of BHRT as I’ve suffered with my hormones since I was 16.
I'm new to your podcast and really enjoying it. Can't get enough knit chat. Do you have paid sponsorships and if so do you identify these when you are talking about their products? Thanks!
You guys are such a bad influence. :-) I have sworn no more new yarn, but I have to say that last combo that you held up with the yellow it's so enticing. It's very helpful when you put them together and show us. So all of those that you held up were they chunky?
I have entered the giveaways but I'm not seeing where to find who the winner is ( not familiar with Instagram). Advice appreciated. Thanks
Hey give it to him on twelfth night! That way you have to an extra week!
Hi. What is the sparkle thread called? And where do you buy it?
Fun listening to you, gals! So many great tips and inspirasjon. Just a little thing: Your sound is really low, compared to everything else I listen to (YT/podcasts/music). You need to boost it way up! Read others who mention it, too. Not just me…
❤
Please, where do you get Lemoncello mohair??? I love you guys but I fell asleep and missed who makes it!!
Menopause is a good topic. Any doctor who doesn’t have or want a conversation better have a good reason.
I make knit machine tube mitts.
Tracie, of COURSE you can do whatever you want! However, traditionally, The first day of Christmas is Dec 25th. It represents the day that the 3 Kings saw the Star of Bethlehem. It took them 12 days to follow the star to Jesus' location. This is why Jan 6th is known as Kings' Day and, in some countries, that's when kids open their Christmas gifts. And, of course, there's the special Kings Day cake. Jan 6th is also called Twelfth Night.
Hey Traci! Have u ever knitted a 4ply sweater with chunky stripes? If so, how did it come out? Xxx
Happy Birthday Star! Mine was on the 9th! 67!!!! Holy s@#t. Don't know how it happened!
I don’t know what happened since you switched microphones but I have to turn my speakers up as loud as I can and when I forget to turn it back down I blast us out of the living room... lol
🤗😘😘
im making a turtle dove in nutiden!
Hi ladies, Arne and Carlos have a cheat for the thumb hole in How to Knit mittens, it is done using an off cast yarn to knit the thumb hole then knit in the round with the original then come back and pick up the stitched - remove the castoff yarn and knit the thumb - link below.
ruclips.net/video/3cMCGi5uUIs/видео.html
In our city we have a boat parade on the river. Our cities hockey team is made up of young men from Edmonton Canada. Woo hoo!
My menopause symptoms were so bad that I even heard music when there was no music playing. Suicide rates are high for women in our age group because of all the changes in hormones
Jodi, I was still having full periods at 54! Dr put me on natural hormone therapy to end my periods immediately. What he prescribed his wife. 20 years ago and no ill effects. At least should be discussed as an option.
Magnificent as always. since you are Canadian I can not blame you, but hobby lobby is own by so called Christians who s insurance will not provide birth control yet have no problem with paying for Viagra. Also anti iLBGTQ+. Please do not mention them. Love you all.
Hobby Lobby is the only yarn store close to me so I shop there.
I love hobby lobby. It’s a great place to buy all your craft stuff that you need.
Hobby Lobby is the prime example of employers discriminating against female workers. As a woman I could not possibly enrich the owners of such a company. Luckily there are other big box craft stores as alternatives, even if I have to order online.
@@LCamp-cr7fs it’s hard even getting yarn online when you’re out in the middle of nowhere. There are tons of companies that I don’t agree with but sometimes they’re your only choice.
@@LCamp-cr7fs I’m OK with it I don’t believe in abortion so it doesn’t bother me to shop there
Womens health as a whole does not have the attention that mens do. I was in healthcare for 45 years. Cardiac care is based on men's responses to aspiran. We do not demonstrate chest pain like men.
As far as hormone replacement, something else should be made to work than estrogen. I had breast cancer because of hormone replacement. I took the lowest dose and still got it. The medical field needs to help us more. Bottom line more research in women's healrh.
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Ps volume seems lower on replay. I have no idea why. My volume is at max on Samsung tablet xxx
What??? Not CHRISTMAS SWEATERS????