15:44 Something I learned recently is that you can keep your gauge but find a size in the pattern that would give you your desired width or close to it. The math is: (your gauge per one inch or cm) times (desired width in inch or cm) and then divide that by the pattern gauge per one inch or cm. Then that number, look for a size that matches or gets close to that number in the pattern size widths. That Noro vest is so nice. I can't wait to start my Noro sweater after I'm done with the current sweater.
I find that cotton stretches and sags. It doesn’t have the memory in the fibres like wool does. The dryer can shrink cotton fibres😘😘 back into shape…like a stretched out cotton sock comes out of the dryer looking perfect.
@@sarahlovesdonuts9601 that's a good point, the cotton probably played a role in it being larger than expected. Especially the weight of the finished garment pulled it down alot more than my small gauge swatch. I'll keep that in mind for my next version!
Just found your channel and podcast, Angela! Drooling at all that glooorious Noro yarn from your Japan trip~ Love your energy + can't wait for the next pod episode!💛
@@AHandKnitLetter Yay! I'm glad the algorithm is reaching fellow knitters. I have only good thinks to say about the pattern! I'd like to reknit in the reverse colourway as well with a dark base and light contrast. I didn't find it too daunting as my first colourwork sweater because its all short repeats and you don't have to catch floats anywhere in the pattern.
Your Johanne sweater is gorgeous! Wet Coast Wools in Vancouver Is my local go to yarn store. Also, Your Next Knit in Vancouver is an online yarn store that is great. They are wonderful, and great prices. You might try them! I watched your cable cardigan episode and really enjoyed it. Thanks for sharing your knitting!
@@McKaylasCrafts the trifecta! I visited Europe last summer when I was just a baby knitter still and looking back I regret not going to any yarn stores! I was in London, Amsterdam and Berlin.
@@angelas.creative.corner Berlin is one of my favorite places on earth! But yes, I definitely am going with the main purposes of buying yarn and eating good food 😍
@@Serenity-fu8xz I've heard good things about their yarn! Maybe I'll give them a try when I'm brave enough 😂. I'm always wary of online photos but being true to colour.
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Yay, I'm so happy that the algorithm put you on my homepage! Can't wait to see Part 2 😄
I'm glad the algorithm is reaching my people! 🥰
I totally agree about patterns! They are guidelines rather than rules! I change all kinds of things!
So glad the algorithm brought me to your channel! I love your style.
@@lecy2525 yay, thank you! 🥰
15:44 Something I learned recently is that you can keep your gauge but find a size in the pattern that would give you your desired width or close to it.
The math is: (your gauge per one inch or cm) times (desired width in inch or cm) and then divide that by the pattern gauge per one inch or cm. Then that number, look for a size that matches or gets close to that number in the pattern size widths.
That Noro vest is so nice. I can't wait to start my Noro sweater after I'm done with the current sweater.
you have the best smile!
I find that cotton stretches and sags. It doesn’t have the memory in the fibres like wool does. The dryer can shrink cotton fibres😘😘 back into shape…like a stretched out cotton sock comes out of the dryer looking perfect.
@@sarahlovesdonuts9601 that's a good point, the cotton probably played a role in it being larger than expected. Especially the weight of the finished garment pulled it down alot more than my small gauge swatch. I'll keep that in mind for my next version!
The algorithm angels got me to your cable cardigan video and I'm happy to watch them all. Your Johanne sweater is gorgeous!
Thank you ❤ Happy my videos found you!
The yarn in vest no 4 is so beautiful! and the warm lavender color is also wonderful, looks amazing on you! Loving your podcast!
@@nikitinaknits Glad you enjoyed! I'm a fan of your videos as well 💜
Enjoyed your first podcast, can't wait for the next
Just found your channel and podcast, Angela! Drooling at all that glooorious Noro yarn from your Japan trip~ Love your energy + can't wait for the next pod episode!💛
@@whatmarielmade So happy to see you here, I'm a fan of your channel 🥰 Loove Noro! I get so much dopamine whenever I wear my Noro pieces.
Just found you! Great first episode. Looking forward to more. Your black and grey sweater is awesome and I’m going to have to knit that pattern.
@@AHandKnitLetter Yay! I'm glad the algorithm is reaching fellow knitters. I have only good thinks to say about the pattern! I'd like to reknit in the reverse colourway as well with a dark base and light contrast. I didn't find it too daunting as my first colourwork sweater because its all short repeats and you don't have to catch floats anywhere in the pattern.
This is so cute!! Can’t wait to see more❤
@@stephieb2736 Thanks 😊
Your Johanne sweater is gorgeous! Wet Coast Wools in Vancouver Is my local go to yarn store. Also, Your Next Knit in Vancouver is an online yarn store that is great. They are wonderful, and great prices. You might try them! I watched your cable cardigan episode and really enjoyed it. Thanks for sharing your knitting!
Thank you! 💕 You're so lucky to have a yarn store like that local to you
Yippee looking forward to catching up with you so happy you popped up in my feed😊
Yay! Thank you!
I love your knits on ig and it's so cool to see your podcast, i love the noro vest!!!
@@RawPunkGirl Thanks for watching! Noro yarn is so dreamy 🤩
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I love your noro cardi and you inspired me to plan a yarn tour for my 30th birthday in 2026! I’m thinking Euro yarn tour 👀
@@McKaylasCrafts Thanks! That sounds amazing 🤩 Maybe Scandinavian countries, or even Portugal/Spain.
@@angelas.creative.corner yessss I’m thinking Copenhagen, Stockholm, Oslo😍
@@McKaylasCrafts the trifecta! I visited Europe last summer when I was just a baby knitter still and looking back I regret not going to any yarn stores! I was in London, Amsterdam and Berlin.
@@angelas.creative.corner Berlin is one of my favorite places on earth! But yes, I definitely am going with the main purposes of buying yarn and eating good food 😍
Purple is my favorite color, too! 💜 I have a channel as well. And I'm so happy that I found yours. 🧶
@@QueensYarnBoutique purple lovers unite! 💜 I'll give your channel a peak as well
Purl Soho incredible buying online. Their customer service is incredible and they’re shipping is really fast just a tip.❤
@@Serenity-fu8xz I've heard good things about their yarn! Maybe I'll give them a try when I'm brave enough 😂. I'm always wary of online photos but being true to colour.