Thank you! These bobbles are a lot easier than the ones I was instructed to do following a pattern I was working with. And the "trick" to filling in the gap next door is really good. 😀👍❤
Hi Tash thank you for the tutorial of making bobbles I was away at a guest farm I Meijersrust in De Rust. I did some knitting but not enough. There is snow on Table Mountain brrrrr. And the surrounding mountains are under snow ❄ ❤😊
This is a very helpful video Tash. I have not worked with Bobbles before but I do have a pattern from Veronika Kutovakika called Pride and Pearls that I am hoping to make this fall. ❤
Thank you, Tash. You are such a good teacher. Your students are lucky x
Thank you so much Linda. X
Thanks Tash. Clever tip to tighten up a bobble.
Thank you Denise. x
Mostly looking podcast??? Great tutorial! I love the trick for tightening the surrounding stitch. Thanks!
Ha! Thanks for picking that up Gabriel. Must have been an auto correct. Or my mind was somewhere else when writing the title. ;)
I cannot wait to start this sweater. Thank you for this tutorial, I know it will come in handy once I get started. ❤
It is a beautiful sweater. I think you will love it. :)
Thank you for sharing this with us. ❤
You are so welcome! x
Awesome tutorial. Thanks.
You're welcome! :)
Thank you! These bobbles are a lot easier than the ones I was instructed to do following a pattern I was working with. And the "trick" to filling in the gap next door is really good. 😀👍❤
I definitely found this a lot easier than the YO version. And i like the result. :)
Hi Tash thank you for the tutorial of making bobbles
I was away at a guest farm I Meijersrust in De Rust. I did some knitting but not enough.
There is snow on Table Mountain brrrrr. And the surrounding mountains are under snow ❄ ❤😊
Hi Rosemary. Hope you had a lovely and restful time away. xx
Thank you, that was great!
Glad you found it helpful. :)
This is a very helpful video Tash. I have not worked with Bobbles before but I do have a pattern from Veronika Kutovakika called Pride and Pearls that I am hoping to make this fall. ❤
Thanks so much Maryann. I think it is nice to be able to see a few different methods before selecting the one you like the best. x
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