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WE ARE WOOL PEOPLE
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My name is Ailsa, I live in Australia. Join me where I talk about all things knitting and crochet, a weekly roundup of mixed bag of current projects, future plans and yarn stash.
Sari Nordlund Slays and should I trust an AI color analysis
We Are Wool People | Episode 10 | Sari Nordlund Slays | AI Colour Analysis - should I trust it?
I'd love to hear from you about this colour analysis business - what do you think?
Contact: ailsa@wearewoolpeople.com
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My measurements
Height: 152 cm
Bust: 95 cm
Waist: 85 cm
Hip: 98 cm
Patterns Mentioned today:
FO's
1. Levitate Wrap - My Favourite Things
2. Tino Sweater - Jody Long
WIPS
1. Pohjola - Sari Nordlund
www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/pohjola-pullover
2. Poetria - Sari Nordlund
www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/poetria
Colour Analysis Tool I used - Style DNA
Apparently I'm a light summer (I thought I was a Soft Spring)
I'd love to hear from you about this colour analysis business - what do you think?
Contact: ailsa@wearewoolpeople.com
Instagram: /ailsad
Ravelry: www.ravelry.com/people/knitabulous
Check out my pattern bundles on Rav:
www.ravelry.com/people/knitabulous/bundles
How to support this little micro channel:
1. Subscribe to the content
2. Donate me a pattern: www.ravelry.com/bundles/knitabulous-wishlist
My measurements
Height: 152 cm
Bust: 95 cm
Waist: 85 cm
Hip: 98 cm
Patterns Mentioned today:
FO's
1. Levitate Wrap - My Favourite Things
2. Tino Sweater - Jody Long
WIPS
1. Pohjola - Sari Nordlund
www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/pohjola-pullover
2. Poetria - Sari Nordlund
www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/poetria
Colour Analysis Tool I used - Style DNA
Apparently I'm a light summer (I thought I was a Soft Spring)
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WE ARE WOOL PEOPLE 9
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We Are Wool People | Episode 9 | Australian Sheep and Wool Show APOLOGIES FOR THE OUT OF SYNC B-ROLL, I BLAME THE EDITOR, WHO WOULD ALSO BE ME UNFORTUNATELY. Thanks for watching - and commenting - I love hearing from you. Contact: ailsa@wearewoolpeople.com Instagram: ailsad Ravelry: www.ravelry.com/people/knitabulous So many great Vendors at Bendigo Sheep and Wool this year: 1. El...
Short and Sweet | Levitate Wrap | Midwinter knitting goal check-in | WE ARE WOOL PEOPLE 8
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Thanks for watching - please comment and let me know what you're knitting, how it's going, have you ever chosen the wrong pattern but knitted it anyways? I'd love to hear from you. Contact: knitabulous@gmail.com Instagram: ailsad Ravelry: www.ravelry.com/people/knitabulous Check out my pattern bundles on Rav: www.ravelry.com/people/knitabulous/bundles How to support this little mi...
WE ARE WOOL PEOPLE | Episode 7 | RIP to a WIP | Frog and Chat | The Magnum Opus project Project
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We Are Wool People | Episode 7 | RIP to a WIP | Frog and Chat | The Magnum Opus project WIPS mentioned 1. Poetria - Sari Nordlund www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/poetria 2. Priscilla - Marzena Kolaczek www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/priscilla-9 Magnum Opus Projects 1. The Woolly Worker - Yell Cardigan 2. AKA Nora Knits - Messi Dressy 3. Youngfolk knits - family portrait idea I hope you're ge...
We Are Wool People I Episode 6 | FO's, WIPS, Fair Isle workshop
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WE ARE WOOL PEOPLE | Episode 6 @Wearewoolpeople Ravelry: www.ravelry.com/people/knitabulous Instagram: ailsad Did you KIP on WWKIP? Fair Isle Colours - is it talent or skill? Introduce yourself in the comments I'd love to get to know you FO's 1. Oxford Jumper - Fabel knits www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/oxford-jumper 2. Musselburgh Hat - Ysolda www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/musselburgh 3. ...
We Are Wool People I Episode 5
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Thank you so much for watching my little channel. Click like/subscribe and the bell to help me grow. Your comments are so appreciated. Instagram: ailsad Ravelry: knitabulous Todays Patterns: 1. Jacques Collar www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/jacques-collar 2. Three Dee Socks www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/three-dee-socks 3. Oxford Jumper www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/oxford-jumper 4. Prisc...
Fluff colour reveal, cast-ons and what I don't know about brioche, whipping out a random wip
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WE ARE WOOL PEOPLE @Wearewoolpeople Ravelry: www.ravelry.com/people/knitabulous Instagram: ailsad An Australian Knitting Podcast Welcome ! Join me for a weekly/fortnightly update My name is Ailsa and I live in Australia, this is a channel where I talk about knitting and my current projects. I also go on (and on) about yarn selection, yarn research, yarn substitutions and how I ma...
Dyeing decisions and yarn acquisitions
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Round up and chat about the Great Australian Yarn Show and test dyeing for my oxford jumper yarn. The Great Australian Yarn show Laura Top - Dominique Calvillo Great Southern Yarn - SRS merino Allure Alpacas - Honey Eleventy One Windmills - pompom maker and stitch noodles Obsession Yarn - 4 ply fluff Landscape dye - pumpkin Dharma trading acid dye - espresso bean Ashford acid dye - burnt orange...
Infinite Kntting Possibilities - Fantasy Fall Knits
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Thanks for joining me ramble about my fantasy autumn knits for 2024 Pattern Bundles on Ravelry www.ravelry.com/bundles/we-are-wool-people top-10-fantasy-fall-knits www.ravelry.com/bundles/we-are-wool-people episode-2 47 patterns I love for Autumn Patterns mentioned 1. Levitate Wrap - My Favourite Things 2. Wrap Me Up Scarf - Knitatude 3. Oxford Jumper - Fabel Knitwear 4. Jacques Collar - Susann...
WE ARE WOOL PEOPLE | EPISODE 1
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Episode 1 WE ARE WOOL PEOPLE Thank you for watching, please comment and let me know what you think. I'm new here and welcome all feedback. RAVELRY BUNDLE WITH ALL THE PATTERNS www.ravelry.com/bundles/we-are-wool-people episode-1 What I'm wearing: Heatwave Tee - www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/heatwavetee Paul Sweater www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/paul-sweater-3 Shifty www.ravelry.com/patter...
Hi Ailsa love your discussion on your knitting projects. I've just subscribed. I'm Bondi Crafter on UA-cam.
I have to say that I love that slipcover on you. I disagree that it isn’t a good color on you. 😘😘
I disagree with the color analysis. I’ve seen many podcasters discuss their results. I can only think of one who got accurate results. I really think your color preferences are the ones that look good on you. Please keep knitting with the warm tones!!!💗💗💗
@@sarahlovesdonuts9601the whole idea of aligning your skin tone etc with the seasons of the year is kinda random I think. Except for Autumn with it's obvious with greens and golds and russets etc, I think the others are much the same. I can hardly tell the difference in some of the 'spring' suggestions from the 'summer' suggestions to be honest. And I've also noticed they put the same celebs in different categories. Thanks for commenting and watching! Ailsa
IMHO, you DO look very nice in cold colors... However, just wear whatever your heart desires, girl!
couldn't agree more. Thanks for commenting, I appreciate it so much. Ailsa :-)
Lol. You sound like I did when I got my colours done in 1987. It was done in person, and going in, I was certain I was a summer. My mom and brother were summers, I have fair hair, pale skin, and blue/gray eyes. Actually, I had really secretly hoped I was a spring (even though I knew I wasn't). Just like you, I loved the light, warm, clear colours in the spring pallet. I was completely shocked and blindsided to learn I was actually a tawny autumn (autumn with an emphasis on golden overtones to my colours.) That was the one season I just "knew" I wasn't. But seeing the fabrics actually draped over me, there was no denying that I looked healthy rather than pale, and actually glowed in those colours. At first I was so disappointed. I considered the colours to look muddy compared to my beloved spring colours, and the summer colours I was used to. But after getting used to the colours that looked good on me, I have learned to love them. Any other season's colours actually make my clothes look cheap on me, as they tend to on everyone. You are definitely a summer colouring. Give the summer colours a bit of a chance. Don't get rid of your favourites by any means, but maybe use those colours as accent colours in future projects instead, and continue to wear and enjoy the clothing you have already made and love in the spring tones. I still occasionally wear things that aren't my colours for fun, but I can clearly see that they don't suit me. I had thought I had a naturally pale and sallow completion. Turns out I was wrong. The wrong colours are definitely useful next to a person's face if they aren't feeling well and want the fact to be taken seriously, like by the doctor, or at work, or by a spouse, though. Lol.
I'm going to keep that wrong colour tip in mind next time I go to the doctor - hilarious! Thanks for the comment, I think I will lean into the cooler tones for summer and see what happens. I have to admit I often don't see much difference when I look at those videos showing all the coloured scarves being draped on a person. I looked at your avatar and that beautiful gold does look lovely in your picture. Thanks for taking the time to comment.
@@Wearewoolpeople yes, I wouldn't have gone near that colour before having my colours done. I lived in pastel blue, navy, and dove gray. That gold mustard colour was probably one of my least favourite colours, along with olive green, tomato orangy red, and rust. They are all my most worn colours now, and I have learned to love them.
Thank you for the podcast - and I love your knitting.
I’m only an inch or so past the armholes! I love the details on Tino
You'll be finished in a jiffy I'm sure. That Tino is really wearable, recommend you make one too for more twinning experiences.
The pale aqua green top and the scarf are lovely, both suit your complexion. The cream wrap makes you look too pale. If you like the pink knit it. It makes you happy. Thats the main thing! ❤
Hi - I definitely am going to be thinking about colour in a different way in my knitting now, but I can't let go of my love of warm strawberry pinks. Thanks for watching again :)
I couldn’t agree with you more about colour analysis. I’ve watched a lot of videos on the subject and quite honestly other than in a couple of instances (which both involved a shade of yellow) I’ve never been able to see that the person looked any better or worse in the difference seasons/palettes. Like you, I think that they key to looking good is feeling good/happy/confident about ourselves (a big ask) and anything we can do to help us along the way towards feeling that should be embraced, including wearing colours that we love even if the gurus would throw their hands up in horror. Your knits are fabulous and all look wonderful on you. As a Brit about to go into Autumn my winter queue has been heavily inspired by the projects you’ve shown so far on your channel. I just need a whole heap more knitting time 😂 Am really enjoying your podcasts and look forward to each new one appearing in my UA-cam feed - really appreciate your direct and honest honest opinions. Thank you so much for taking the time to make your podcasts.
I admit I often can't see any difference in those colour matching videos either and I think they sometimes use editing to brighten the one you're supposed to see pop. I think I'll experiment with leaning into these 'light summer' colours over the next few months and see how they go. But it was a bit of fun to do either way and I'm definitely still going to be wearing warm pink. Thank you for commenting, I really appreciate it.
Love all units they were fabulous. Your levitate wrap is better than you think, sometimes we get so close to things and as you said we have quite a serious investment and when it doesn’t reach what we anticipated 😣 Your colourwork is gorgeous, love what you chose 💪🏻 I love shawls and wraps and I throw them on with no regard to how I look, it’s all about comfort for me, I think I’ve just discovered my style Boho Bag Lady 😅😂😂 Colour analysis, I’m so crap at it I just pick colours I like, as long as I stay away from the mirror I don’t see what they look like on me I just look down and go oh that’s pretty. There’s no wrong or right, life is an adventure just play hard. Thanks for another fun episode, happy knitting, Karen 🥰
Wise words there ... thanks for watching. Ailsa 🙂
Thanks for your podcast. I have enjoyed all your podcast and the descriptions of your knits. I loved your colour choices on all of todays knits.
You can find cool tone pinks you can find cool tone anything and you’re definitely a cool tone
Thanks for commenting - I'll be looking for cool tones first in my future choices I think. Be interesting to see how that evolves I think.
Understand your feelings about possum content. I recently bought an expensive cardigan/jacket that was a failure within 30 minutes and I found contained “raccoon”. Was Chinese raccoon dog, a poor little native creature bred in cages for a few months then very cruelly killed.
Oh my goodness, what a shock! The 'raccoon' sounds like a very sad situation. I'm going to keep my eyes open for this kind of thing in the future.
Hi Ailsa, I have enjoyed watching your recent and earlier videos. It's so good to learn about what is happening in the local wool scene - yarn suppliers, workshops, yarn stores, festivals etc. I also like your yarn and pattern choices and you have given me a few ideas for future projects. Keep up the good work, looking forward to more in the future. Kind regards, Kristine.
Thanks Kristine, I'm so glad you like this content. It is a real learning curve. The knitting keeps going forward, so I'll keep trying to make more videos as I go. :-)
skip the sleeves!
I almost did, but my mother ended up liking the project and she preferred sleeves. Thank you for commenting. Ailsa :-)
excited to catch up and watch your more recent videos. And, to find out if sleeves won out. I would have voted no sleeves. Thank you for sharing!!
There are sleeves on the sweater. I actually wore it as a FO in my latest video today. Thanks for commenting, makes me so happy! :-) Ailsa
I enjoy your videos! Love your yarn selections too. One small request, when you show something could you slow down a bit and show it more carefully? I would very much like to see what you're showing. Your work is appreciated!
Noted! Although I do show my knits many times during the process so when they are finally finished they all get a little more one-on-one time. But I'll try to slow down during my WIP rundowns too. Thanks for your feedback..Ailsa
Ailsa, that mohair yarn you bought looks delicious! I've gone on the website for wagtailyarn and I'm definitely going to try this yarn. My question for you, since you've been able to see and touch the yarn: Is there a difference in yarn appearance for the the various weights (other than thickness) - I particularly loved the shine/glow of the yarn - is that consistent in the various weights? Help is appreciated!
Hi there - all of the wagtail pure mohair yarns have the gorgeous gloss/glow about them, but the ones with the wool blend have less of it. I hope you enjoy it when you decide which weight to buy, let me know..
@@Wearewoolpeople Thanks, I will 😁
Lovely yarns and great show again. Good to hear your concern etc on the history of farming in Australia <3
Thanks for mentioning that. I ummed and ahhed about leaving that bit in but decided in the end to be authentic to how I feel. Agricultural shows in general seem to ignore this element of our history, its a shame.
Love your humor and your honesty. Very refreshing. Beautiful knitting too 😊
Thank you so much!
Hi Ailsa was that a hand knit you had on in the podcast? I’m looking for something similar. 😁
It reminded me of the Harley sweater
It’s not a handknit Chris, but thanks for asking - it was from French Connection a few years ago. I had a look at rav and think in addition to the Harley you might look at Andrea Morwy’s the Traveller, Sand Rose by Oceane LM, November 20 by Ankestrick, or Farlow by Veta Romanenkova..
Thanks for the info Ailsa. I enjoyed your latest podcast and hearing about the Bendigo gathering. 😁
This was such a fun video. 🥰🥰
Glad you liked it!!
I have had the Levitate wrap in my queue for so long. I want it to work so badly, but fear I will have the same disappointment you had. I think after watching you I will finally give up the ghost and say this is just not for me.
It was a disappointment for sure, I wanted to love it so much. I think maybe the May Ball wrap or one of the others might have been a better choice. Maybe next winter. Let me know what you end up choosing instead if you do make a wrap, I'm interested to know. Thanks for commenting! Ailsa
What a lovely find your vlog is, many thanks! Why don't you just put a bit of rib on the sleeve edge of that top, and see if you like wearing it that way. You have extra yarn, you can always change your mind later, and put some sleeves on it!
It was 50/50 with the sleeves, but I ended up using the yarn for them in the end.
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Hello, I agree the Poet sweater motif is so so lovely. I made it in a summer cotton and linen top twice, dropped shoulders, in a long sleeved winter sweater, I would have done it in a bathing suit and night shift if I could !!
I'm planning an anthology of poet motif things - I like the idea of a sock next.
I also just found your podcast and as a New Zealander currently living in France I am always so happy to watch and listen to an antipodean channel. I totally agree with you regarding colour selection, it is definitely a talent as you say. Absolutely love the red sweater! Its fantastic. Looking forward to seeing more of your podcasts.
Thank you for your comment, I hope you're enjoying your French expat life - I lived in the UK for most of my 20's and got married there. I miss those days when we could duck over to Paris for the weekend. Take care and happy knitting..
I just found your podcasts and 😂am enjoying them very much. 😊. You are a natural! I’m an avid knitter from Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada 🇨🇦 Looking forward to your future episodes. ❤
Hi Colleen, thank you so much for your comment, I don't feel like a natural when I start but I could talk the leg of a chair so I tend to warm up. Very nice of you to say that though. Hope to get to Canada one day, one of the few countries I have never visited but always wanted to.
Hello! So great to meet you at Bendi! Your levitate-ish wrap looks glorious even if you're not convinced ❤
Stop it. Haven't been this excited about a comment since the Yarn Harlot commented on my old blog in, like, 2010. Running into you two was one of the highlights of my day!. Our weekend ended up being a Victorian cocktail bar crawl with a side of wool show. Thanks for commenting..
@@Wearewoolpeople Sounds like the perfect Melbourne weekend :P
After using the wrap to keep you warm at Bendigo, frog it if you think you wont wear it again. Truthfully, it reminds me of a dressing gown. Reuse the yarn and knit the Jenny Jacket by Petite Knits. It has a lovely pattern. Its next on my list. Maddie fm Fruity Knitting is currently knitting it. A nice knit is the Field sweater. Enjoy Bendigo. One day I will get there fm SA.
I wish I could frog it again to be honest, but it's already been frogged once and I don't think the fluffy yarn will stand up to another one. I've decided it's a work from home comfort piece, so it will be worn, just not too much in public. I hope you do get to Bendigo one year, it is a great weekend. I do like the Jenny jacket and the Field sweater too though. So many choices out there.
Have a lovely trip! X
Thank you!!
I’ll be holding my breath waiting to hear how Bindigo went!😁😁😁
I’ll he sure to report back, thank you for commenting. 😊
The colour of the wrap is very good on you, but you are not happy with the result. Wouldn’t you rather unravel and use the exclusive yarn for a garment you will love to wear? It might be frustrating with the time you have spent knitting and modifying, but the wrap will perhaps end up unworn in your wardrobe? What about a cozy sweater or a simple, buttoned cardigan where the bulky yarn combination could blossom? I cannot help thinking that the designer has suggested a yarn combination far too bulky for a double edged wrap. Thank you for sharing :)
Hi Kris! I’ve already frogged it completely once and I’m not confident the yarn will hold up to another frog. I hope I do get at least some wear out of it. I completely agree about the bulky yarn being not the best choice for the designer, particularly in the front.
See you tomorrow!!! 🎉
Colour looks great and I think the texture looks quite nice. Sometimes we get so close to our knits and when we have to fix things, it just becomes so difficult. I’m drawn to wraps but I also am not sure if I want all that bulk. Your mods make sense. Hope you have fun at Bendigo thanks for sharing, Karen 🥰
Thanks, I do like the colour too. They can’t all be one’s favourite can they? I think I might try a different pattern next time. What are you making?
@@Wearewoolpeople Heading down the rabbit hole of making my own very basic pieces. I want to knit all the fun things but keep reaching for the boring basics so it's time "to get real!" . But ask me next week and who knows!! I've almost finished a linen vest called Vest Claire, not that I'll be wearing it anytime soon!! Stay warm and happy knitting!
Yes, please vlog your visit to the Bendigo Sheep and Wool Show. I have never been but plan to visit one day with my knitting friend or ‘yarn enabler’ 😂😊. I hope you have a wonderful trip. Thanks again for a great video.
I will definitely try! Thanks for commenting :-) I hope you do get to Bendigo one year soon.
I knitted the Fabel knitwear Olivanders wand it turned out great, put the wand sparks in with my own handspun from Ixchelbunny here in au. love the show.
Oh wow I went and looked and that pattern is amazing. Thanks for sharing!
Enjoyed your video. Great info etc. I've been knitting forever..still covering my family with knitwear. Your crochet is beautiful wish I'd accepted the lessons from my now passed mother-in-law. I can only manage an edge/ square . Loving my knitting though <3
I must admit I do live knitting a bit more than crochet, but I tend to crochet more in summer, weirdly.
I really don't think that the Magnum Opus garment knits/crochets are any worse, or really, are maybe even less work, than some of the big shawls, or wraps, or a blanket or afghan. For some reason, it just seems more daunting when it's a large garment. But people think nothing of starting a large non garment item. Maybe it's because our bodies change over time so there is the risk of it not fitting or suiting us after it is made, whereas it isn't an issue for a blanket or shawl. Your blanket is stunning.
I agree with you, the scope of a large project is so subjective. At the end of the day even the largest and most complex of makes are just a single stitch after another from beginning to end arent they?
Apple dumplin's dear!
I had to look her up but she's cute! :-)
Oooh how wonderful. One of your videos this evening while I’m knitting! I love your channel. I love your taste. I’m a new knitter and really admire what you work on and the foibles you share with us. The magnum opus dress pattern is just stunning. And my god…that crocheted blanket!
Thank you so much for commenting and being so kind. I hope you got lots of knitting done while I rambled today. :-)
From the U K, i love fairisle knitting,i do it with both hands,and having changes of colour,it seems to knit up faster❤
Thanks for commenting - I do my fair isle with both hands as well, I feel lucky my hands/brain just naturally did it that way right from the start. I've tried continental knitting but it doesn't feel natural to me.
your Ballet wrap sounds like it has fully fashioned shoulders, similar to Gingerbliss cardigan by Truly Myrtle, uou should also check the Otira wrap .
Hi there, thanks for commenting on my post, I super appreciate it. I've noticed the English tailoring shoulder shaping is on a lot of Scandinavian patterns as well. I love it, I'll check out those patterns you suggest too. I love pattern suggestions.
I found your podcast last night and binge watched. Love your knitting thoughts and style. Thank you for making the podcast. (Torquay Vic)
Thanks for your comment Chris, thanks for sticking with those earlier ones with the terrible sound quality. I'm still learning, I keep forgetting to say goodbye properly. I love Torquay, we used to go there to surf when I was a teenager - very special place.
Hello from Northern New South Wales 👋 lovely to see another Aussie knitter. Love the red sweater, very dramatic. Look forward to seeing your levitate wrap. Thanks for sharing, happy knitting, Karen
Hi Karen, I've been looking at your beautiful Ravelry projects for YEARS, so nice to meet you. You have great taste in patterns and your project pics are great. The levitate wrap is a RIP WIP I'm afraid, I've switched it out for a May Ball sweater from Florence. It was too floppy. :-(
@@Wearewoolpeople Oh thanks so much. RIP WIP oh dear. I watched your video and yes it does look like an oversized wrap. Best thing to do, rip it out and not let it sit. Happy knitting and see you next time x
Hi from the Gold Coast. Your Red Jumper looks Great on You! Love the Wrap top and I do like the detail on the shoulder from the back. Not sure if you already know of it, there is an app called knitting companion, it’s great for storing your patterns from Ravelry but what I love is you can write notes on the bottom of the pages and and there are row counters on the side to keep you on track. Did I hear you say you were in Qld? Then you said you were near Helensburgh? That’s NSW. Have fun with all the Dogs lol 😂. Maree ❤
Thanks for your comment - I'm in NSW near Helensburgh, I hope I didn't say I was in Queensland (I think I was talking about the little yarn store). I do have knitting companion but I haven't worked out how to use it effectively - I should work on that.
That vest is stunning! Enjoyed your podcast and looking forward to more. Hello from Virginia in the US. 😊
Thank you for your comment. I love hearing from viewers from far away, and recommend anyone give the Rosenlund a go. It takes a bit of nutting out but is so worth it.
I agree color theory and putting them together is a talent! I was a quilter and struggled so much with putting colors together. Some people can just look at them and know what goes & what doesn't. I'm in the US, TN outside Nashville. Hi!
Hi there in Nashville-ish viewer, thanks so much for commenting. I wish I was better with choosing good color palletes - I'd knit way more fair isle if I was. Sometimes I think that there is a gap in the fair isle kit or bundle market - I know there are some but I wish there was an online store dedicated to it. I'd be their first customer lol. Take it easy, thanks for watching. Ailsa
I love your red sweater! It's gorgeous!
Thank you!!
Hello lovely 👋 your knits are beautiful! It is great to see another Aussie knitter. Thanks for your wonderful channel and showing us your lovely knits 🧶 xx
Thank you for your comment, I really appreciate it. I love hearing an Australian accent on a knitting podcast too, I hope mine isn't too broad lol. :-)
I adore your channel. And that red sweater! Wow. As a new knitter,I just love watching everyone’s projects and processes.
Thanks you again!. You'll be suprised how fast you will go from beginner to an adventurous knitter. At the end of the day it's only variations of knit and purl and where you put the stick isn't it?