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Joline, your husband’s socks are great. I love your daughter’s slippers!! You have inspired me to try it. I will go to Stash and get some Berroco and the roving! The socks from summer lees sock club are so cute. I love your Christmas yarn, a lovely color. The weekend sock is great, never could I knit a pair in the weekend. I am working on the Hudson Ripple Hat. I am sure we got as much snow as you in Calgary, BUT we have a chinook this week and already the afternoon is warmer than it’s been for a while. I look forward to seeing all your socks finished. You are such a very good knitter, and your podcast is so calming.

Wow - thank you for the introduction of Thrums. Had never heard of them but looks like an awesome technique! I immediately went to Ravelry and found a free pattern for some mittens with them.

Pretty projects! Love the way the Christmas socks are striping. Happy crafting!

I love your color work cuff socks, they’re beautiful. I subscribed to Summer Lee’s club but haven’t made any socks yet from the collection. I wanted to knit up some yarns that I had already put into cakes before starting anything else. I’m on my fourth pair of socks with one more to go, so almost ready to get started with the color work cuffs. I think I will start with the same pattern you did, I really like them. I enjoy seeing your knitted items and I love your soothing voice.

Joline your daughter’s slippers are so cool. What a thoughtful make for her, such a treat for her feet. As always are your knitting is lovely. Enjoy your weekend at the Crafts Fairs.

If you ever were to play yarn chicken, it would be appropriate to use the chicken coop yarn to do it! 😊

TU I enjoyed the tour so very much ❤❤❤

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I am really enjoying your podcasts❤❤❤ loving the colors you choose for your Jethro.

I love the colors you choose for your granny squares ❤❤❤

Enjoyed your podcast so much❤❤❤

Hi Joline, thank you for the ideas! I will probably knit some easy gifts for this season ❤

Great ideas thank you 🧶😊

Great ideas! I'm making those ornaments!

Love these suggestions! Such lovely items.

Great ideas!

Great ideas. Very thoughtful.

Hi Joline! The dryer balls are excellent, as is the cup cozy( I always have to ask at Starbucks for a sleeve - at least it would be sometime handy too). The ornaments are great. My mom crocheted ornaments back in the 90’s and she decorated them as well, glueing on little bows, holly and leaves and ribbons. They are the ornaments that I use every year, and they are gently packed away each year. Thanks for the ideas. Have a great day!

Great video! I might have missed this, but does this model of csm allow for short rows in order to turn a heel or make toes? Thanks!

That butterfly heel looks SOOOOO much quicker than a heel flap and gusset, and seems much easier than a short row heel. I bought the pattern, watched the video, and I'm going to try it for my next pair of socks. My only concern is the wearing of the heel - the heel flap and gusset is so sturdy because the heel flap is so thick, which I like. I wonder if doing the butterfly heel in all knit stitches (so a garter stitch instead of a stockinette one) would create a denser fabric. I might try doing swatches both ways to see (a) if it works and (b) if it creates a denser fabric.

Joline I love your podcasts, it’s relaxing and interesting. Blue is adorable! Don’t apologize for him. I love you crochet shawl and the pressed flowers kerchief is a beautiful gift. I want to make a granny stripe blanket too. I do have the Fairground sock pattern, and just working on the butterfly heel , I can’t get the purl side. I think I will rip it back and do the Heel flap and gusset. Yes, I do love visiting Stash as well. I just got a pattern by JST Designs, it’s the Hudson Ripple. It will be released Dec 1, for a knit along. I will watch for the one you mentioned. We are getting a lot of snow in Calgary, all day. Your daughter’s friends are lucky girls to get some hand knit socks. And just enjoy all your lovely knitting. Take care! I love you spelling that word, WALK!

I enjoyed your podcast Joline! Your granny scarf is beautiful, I’m thinking of crocheting the Granny Stripe Shawl by Crochet Object, is beautiful and I like a crescent shape shawl better. I’m currently knitting a baby cardigan for my niece first baby and hopefully I get to start my Christmas gift knitting, is only three projects, so is not to bad.

Enjoyed seeing your finished projects! I’m knee deep in Christmas knitting. I normally don’t knit for Christmas-deadlines ACCK-but I’ve been inspired to give it a go. My fav self-stripping sock yarn is Felicini from Knit Picks. But as a fellow Canadian the US exchange rate is crazy so not going to order much right now.

Beautiful projects! I've been eyeing that Blue Jay yarn, curious to see how it works up. I'm so glad the fam liked the cranberry bliss bars.

Your daughter's friends are LUCKY! just out of curiosity, have you been using your CSM to make socks? and if not, why not?

I'm still plugging away at my murder mystery cross stitch between knitting projects, it's very fun and our theories still align! For gift knitting, I'm working on a pair of Nest Socks by Song Bird Handmade - they are slouchy and so cozy.

I just got this book today (November 6 2024) and your video popped up on my feed! And I'm also in Edmonton! 😊😊

What an eye you have for color! That sweater is stunning on you. Thank you for sharing your inspiring projects.

Your sweater is lovely! I like the pressed flowers kerchief. The sock is interesting, I have a ball to but haven’t used it. Your X crossstitch is so pretty. I have a Christmas ball of yarn to.

Regia socks last for a very long time. I made a couple of pairs of socks with the Pairfect a few years ago- and it works okay for smaller feet. Even then I thought the solid colour for the toe started a little early. It’s not the best concept they ever had for sure. Recently I made some socks from their ‘Folkloric’ line- and they were just delightful.

Enjoying your story and approach. Sorry to say I found the dog barking most distracting. Thanks for putting it to an end.

Lovely podcast as always. The Frame collection is not for me either, it is a very busy design for my taste, I like the more simple patterns that Andrea designs. I don’t think I will do much gift knitting, but I will make a pair of socks for my mom and my daughter in law for sure. I love holiday baking, I want to venture more on my sourdough baking, and as a Mexican, I need to make tamales to keep in the freezer, tamales are a must for the holidays for my family.

Your cowl looks great on you, it’s beautiful. I like Thanksgiving too. The ghost socks are cute, and the striped ones lovely. I love the color of your sweater. The cookbook looks great. I love the old fashioned church cookbooks. You mentioned a few great recipes That I would love to try. We are getting snow in Calgary tonight. Your dog was cute, and not a problem. Yeah!! I got the bake book from Amazon get it tomorrow

Such a pleasure to catch up with you. Gorgeous cowl! I love Christmas baking. My kids are 17, 18, 20 & 22 and have come to count on favorites like cranberry bliss bars, ginger molasses cookies and double chocolate peppermint cookies.

Beautiful knitting. Love the recipe ideas.

is your dog in a completely empty room???? he is really echoing! i just adore your Frame Your Face cowl. you inspired me to cast mine on STAT :)

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Joline, your cowl is stunning! I had to chuckle about your sock comment about it seeming phallic as I've thought the same thing. lol😊I remember your butter tart recipe you shared last year and I plan to try it this year. Homemade Amaretto sounds delicious! I usually make homemade Irish Cream that also makes good gifts. Happy knitting!

Your cowl looks fantastic on you!

That Amaretto recipe sounds great!

Oh I love your Jethro! You did a beautiful rendition, color choice is on fire 🔥. The Spinster’s Daughter yarn you chose will be gorgeous as well. I enjoy your podcast. Thank you for sharing.

A little late on commenting on this podcast (I'm catching up!) - I knit the Harvey Wallbanger in the spring from scraps I had from my mother's stash and it was a lovely knit. My name is the same on Ravelry - theyarnrandomizer - you can see it there. It was really enjoyable, I did a few modifications to avoid seaming the shoulders and kitchenered the sleeves in. I'm working on a Cobblestone right now by Jared Flood in a neat speckled colorway. Another bottom up sweater. :)

Wouldn't an easy fix for the fasteners be to just drill the holes out a bit?

Joline, your Jethro cardigan is awesome and looks great on you. Your socks are good too. I need warm socks to sleep to, it must be an Alberta thing. I love the ghost socks. The burgundy is a beautiful color. I am knitting some socks now and the Coffee Run Collar

Joline you Jethro cardigan is beautiful! I’m feeling inspired to knit sweaters right now specifically DK weight and always loving knitting socks for sure.

Your Jethro Cardigan looks gorgeous on you! I definitely need at least one thinking project and one mindless project on the needles. Just started a Halloween cross stitch tonight and my 51 year old eyes are balking at the black fabric.

Yes, I like to have both ‘mindful’ and ‘mindless’ projects to work on. I enjoy a Musselburgh hat or a sock when watching TV

We seem to be attracted to the same style of knitwear. You are knitting the same patterns I am knitting. I just purchased the Frame cowl a couple of days ago. I will stash bust to knit it. Yours looks great. I love the Jethro Cardigan. I am going to make that but with knitted triangle squares that I have from a blanket I knit. I loved knitting the squares so much from leftover sock yarn that I just kept knitting them after the blanket was finished. Love the idea of that cardigan. I look forward to more videos from you.

Another vote for De Rerum Natura at Fibre Nook 😅

I love the sweater that you are wearing! Did you knit it? If so, what is the name of the pattern?