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Omg i’ve been looking for a checkerd vest pattern that wasn’t imposible for so long, this tutorial is everithing ❤

Love the colour on you and love how you used toggles instead of buttons too. I’ve just bought the pattern and going to start today. 😊

How many skeins of each color did you use? Thank you.

I know you keep saying you're being nit picky, but I think it's great that you know what you do and don't like! Makes it less likely that you'll make those projects that seem beautiful in theory and then when you finish it's like 😐 ...I need to get better at this! I often get sucked into the beauty of a shiny new pattern

Hello, Laura! Your April cardigan looks beautiful) Just a small remark about KFO shop and the cost of their yarns: I do not know about shipping to your country, but in my case, there is quite a significant tax that one needs to pay additionally, so the real cost of one ball of mohair is not actually 7.75 euros, but app. 20% more ( my region is Poland)

You've probably figured out what to do with your wheat Gepard, but that yellowish color is always good for baby knits, if you know someone expecting! Little stroller/crib blankets are easy and gives you the opportunity to try new stitches! Plus, the new parents feel so special getting something handmade! Edit: I just saw a comment that mentioned changing the color with a mohair - I like that idea, too!!

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I came out so good, I want to try as well (:

You can cut yarn with a box of dental floss eliminating the need for scissors on a plane 😊

Personally, I love me an old man cardigan. They're so cozy. And I feel like theyre oddly stylish. Your cardigan is gorgeous! Edit: i cant remember, did you mention if you swatched for the Blouse No. 2? Bamboo and Cotton can really sag/stretch, and do not behave like wool fibers. Edit 2: My favorite sock blend is an 80/20. I find its a bit plumper and more durable. However, i really want to try the Bumblebee Acres Coquette Sock base. Its 75/20 Superwash Corriedale/Nylon, and while soft, its supposed to be very wooly and durable.

Totally agree with you regarding the Cascade Heritage. Stitches slipping and felting before finished. Also, beautiful cardigan!

Love the saddle shoulder design of your Cardigan No. 9. 🧶🤩

The red looks absolutely stunning! Definitely a good choice :)

I feel the exact same way regarding cost yarn/projects. I try not to feel bad when the project is over 100 because when put into perspective it’s 130 for WEEKS of entertainment. That’s a good deal if you ask me. So even if the project didn’t turn out the way I wanted, the yarn served it’s purpose

Love your work! Is that an old craftsman lathe?

When i counted the sleeve pattern i got an odd number (75 instead of 76), and just ended up doing the last stitch as the next intended stitch. It still doesnt correlate as the body does, but it definitely looks way better, and symmetrical around the start and end of row. I also used some colour-stripe techniques to make it less ofset as i see yours is (just an idea till your next colourwork).

That green cardigan looks fabulous on you, and so professional, well done 💚

You could add a very subtle speckled mohair or even a darker shade mohair to the wheat and it would be a completely different color. I think wandering flock has some light speckled mohair that would be perfect.

I had the exact same problem with the musselburgh hat! Spent forever knitting it just to have a ridiculously baggy hat, won’t be re-knitting it.

I just stumbled on your podcast. Love your knits. Are you going to knitcity Toronto?

That's so funny, I also got souvenir yarn from Paris from miss la motte and knit an Oslo hat for myself 😂 I did the mohair edition one which needs less yardage of the fingering weight (I was able to do the whole hat out of one skein) - in case you get more souvenir yarn in the future!

If you're not happy with the color of your Haraboji cardigan, you could always attempt to overdye it when you're done! or, if you're wanting it less yellow, try washing it with a purple shampoo (maybe... do some research on this first!)

Your projects look amazing! Love the mods you made to your Monday Sweater, especially the 2x2 rib and split hem. My Musselburgh Hat also turned out to big. I knit the adult medium.

TU for sharing ur trip to Paris ❤

I went into a shop just to get a size 2cable they asked what brand I preferred…. Well I said Knitpicks and the reaction was a lesson in snobbery!

I’m going to Paris in April and am planning on going to Lil Weasel as well!! And chiagoo’s are my favorite needle!!

The avatar live action is right around the corner, we’re you planning to watch it? maybe you’ll find some video inspiration there

Your new background/surround layout looks great, beautiful. Love your blue and white sweater 💙🤍

Can you sell the cream yarn to someone locally (or at least in the US)?

I saw the thumbnail and legitimately gasped! It turned out amazing! I am so so inspired.

Love the new background! Very cozy! Your porcelain sweater is gorgeous, and I can't wait to see your finished April cardigan! That color is so gorgeous. Just a word of caution regarding the sock blockers: I find they really cause the cuff to get loose. Blocking out the ribbing (in my opinion) defeats the purpose of making a stretchy cuff to keep the socks from sliding down. So, I don't actually block my socks UNLESS they're going to be a gift for someone and I want them to look nice for presentation (they do tend to shrink back up and gain back the elasticity after a wash). I just use them to take nice photos of my finished socks for my Ravelry page. For the Musselburgh, if you really want the folded brim, I've used a totally different yarn to finish off the decreases before when I've not had quite enough yarn. It folds up in on itself, so you don't really see it. Just choose a color roughly the same color as your main skein so it doesn't show through!

I am knitting the Magnolia Bloom Sweater in Biches & Buches yarn at the moment. Feels like art, and not just because of how expensive the yarn was (ouch!) :))

Love your new video setup! Excellent job on your Porcelain Sweater. I would send the wheat yarn back. That's just my two cents. 😁

Krea Deluxe do a really good silk mohair as it also has 33% alpaca in it. I recommend it and it passes the neck test really well. Like you I find mohair itchy but this make is so much better than other brands. Isager silk mohair is known to be softer than other brands.

Thank you for making this video, it's so helpful! Especially the measurements and sizes of everything. I'll be using this as a reference for some costumes I'm making for a play. I've been trying to figure out the measurements and this just saved me a ton of time lol

Maybe you could make everyone in your family socks for next Xmas, that way you can work throughout the year and experiment with different patterns if you want to

I love all your knits! I'm myself in my Petiteknit era forever hahaha her patterns are so easy to follow and timeless so I think I'll never stop knitting Petiteknit's patterns haha

Your Wednesday Sweater Vest is so cool. I really like your Stockholm V Neck Slipover, Monday Sweater, and Stockholm Sweater V Neck. Alpaca irritates my skin as well. I am so happy that you spoke about the high twist issue. I don't like it when one stitch looks straight and the other stitch is super twisted. My husband also thinks that I don't look like I'm having fun while knitting. He thinks it looks tedious as well. But I'm having the time of my life! LOL 😄

I agree with liking the knitting because it's tedious. It's something that allows me to slow down, do something different, and do something productive with my hands instead of doom scrolling on Instagram. And the finished products at the end are pretty awesome too!!

I love your knits! If you want to wear your slipover in the winter, pair it with a turtle neck, same with your My favorite knitwear sweater. 😊

You may want to consider a course in fibers and working with gauges.

You may want to change your background. The wall color and lighting is washing out your face.

I think you did an AMAZING job for a newish knitter. Give yourself a lot of credit for doing intarsia and self drafting a pattern. You are well on your way to being an excellent knitter. Bravo 👏🏻

I think my biggest concern is that you have put so much time and money into sweaters that you don’t wear. I love the things that I make for me and for gifts. I wear my to death!

Gurl I feel the same about colorful yarns 😅 it's like not for me for garments but it's def a yes for socks 😍❤️ I love your podcasts!

If you're interested in hearing about Drops Air or any other yarns, I recommend the channel Untwisted Threads! She does a good job with reviewing different yarns

Don't they make sheets of this?

I just found your delightful channel! Your enthusiasm is infectious. 🥰 For my socks I aim to have a total foot length about 1/2 inch shorter than the length of my foot as the fabric will stretch. I highly recommend Kate Atherley’ s book’ Custom Socks’ where she discusses negative ease at length and gives tips to get a perfect fit. Oh …and your Blouse no 2 looks amazing, so chic! Love, Lisa

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