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would love to watch a whole little sweater video. they look hard to do, being so small!

Love the color work. You are very creative. Keep up the great work🥰

I do not think you have to edit your podcast, just be yourself, i enjoy watching. Good luck with the craft show, i also have one coming in December and i am spending a lot of time on it knitting soft toys!

Love your dog

I love your socks and those teensy sweaters! What fun! Your flax sweater is beautiful, too. Thank you for showing us your work!

Enjoyed your podcast. Thanks for sharing what you are making and also those wonderful books. Keep podcasting and creating.

I’m loving the Christmas colors and I’m also doing Summer Lee’s color work cuff club. What state are you located in??

yes- the urge to start a new project is a hard one to walk away from. lol

Loved your episode about socks. I am a sock nut! Thanks to you I am revisiting Knit Pick yarns. I have been hooked on Hawthorn yarn but tired of the limited colors. It would be good for me if you did a tutorial on dying your own yarn. Really enjoy your pod casts.

wow, so glad to find you; love your socks and mug and so many things. Please don't forget to look at the camera lens and not at yourself on your screen because it's disengaging with viewers. don't worry - hundreds of podcasters do it. I don't think they must watch their podcast for editing and checks before they post it. So glad it was ages since you podcast as it meant we hae heaps of inspiration and fun to see.

❤nice to catch up,,,,🎉🎉 Great socks, Have fun with stripey yarn ELAINE 🏡💕

First time viewer. Love your projects and enjoyed your enthusiasm.

I agree! I loved listening to the crickets with your lovely knitting. I subscribed!

I’ve watched many knitting podcasts. First time I’ve ever watched one made with someone sat outside in the twilight /dark. I actually loved the atmosphere, the bugs flying about, evening noises and outside ambience. It was so relaxing and natural. loved the knitting too . 👍. A uk subscriber

Just discovered your podcast and have binged watched while knitting my brother’s birthday socks. I really admire your dying of yarn.

Just found your channel and will definitely be watching more. Have you tried Very Pink Knits for your German Short Rows? She has the best tutorials. Very clear explanations and close up shots of the stitches. I am a visual learner. She is my go to whenever I need to learn a stitch.

Your flax sweater is beautiful! I know I’m watching months later. I hope you finished it! It’s your own design! ❤️

Just binged watched all your episodes and subscribed. I'm a knitter, crocheter, spinner, weaver. Right now I have been making crochet nests out of acrylic yarn and donating them to my local wildlife rescue.

*** Is the Paton Kroy Mid century stripe soft or wooly feeling ? Thinking of making a hat or fingerless gloves instead of socks…Love the way it worked up… Mary Maxim is having a clearance on some of the Paton Kroy colors $3.99. And the regular are $5.99

Just came across your UA-cam channel and subscribed. Enjoyed your video.

Knitting with Froginette has a good tutorial on German short rows. ua-cam.com/video/SJ6IfjevGX4/v-deo.htmlsi=AuzWYEkLGANOWF_d

Beautiful colors of socks, and also Beautiful garden.. thank you for sharing.. I am a new subscriber.. love your video

Your dog and the pollinators around the grape vines were so lovely to look at. I think you will love the West Yorkshire (pronounced York-shur) Spinners wool - it is very sturdy without itching and lasts for years! They do a lovely range of single colours too, for cuffs, heels and toes. I tend not to bother with jumpers and cardis - I prefer a long sleeve linen dress with a shawl to wrap around, along with my hand knitted socks and always my Crocs 🐊. Great podcast as always. Jinny - UK

❤❤good to see you again ,,,,🎉🎉 Love the kroy stripes,,,,have that color,in my stash,,,,must use it for a gift socks,,,🎉 We have mostiques too ,,,,,what a pain,,,, Love that u sit outside,,,, Take care, Elaine ❤️🏠

Omg i just found your channel and i love it. You look so kind and friendly, and your projects and garden are so beautiful (so are you). I'm also a swiftie and im planning on doing that dress because i love crochet. i'm also trying to get into knitting but im not so patient for that. i'll defnitly keep watching your videos :))

Your twisted stitches are "a design opportunity ." Do not rip it. out.

Some colorwork suggests a larger size for those areas.

I have the same book.

Hello from central Wisconsin. I am finishing a pair of socks. I only have the kitchener stitch to do on both.

Thank you so much for such a lovely podcast and your thoughts on knitting socks - I love sock knitting as well :) Your rainbow colorway looks absolutely amazing! I look forward to your next episode, greeting from Denmark

Enjoying the podcast . Dont frog it!!!! Its a great looking sweater just finish it the way you started it

Another Wisconsinite here! Thought I recognized that accent😉😂😂😂 Just stumbled on your podcast😊 and I'm so happy I did! Just learned to knit socks about 2 years ago and have become obsessed!!! They are THE best for our frigid WI winters❤️❤️. I also started the tradition of gifting them to my adult daughters for Christmas - this will be the 3rd year😊 And they always end up sending me pics of themselves wearing them & saying how much they love them!!! Thanks for taking the time to share your knitting!!

Welcome! Loved you podcast!!!! You are very talented!

Love the back drop,,,, 😍 I am in southern Ontario,,just watched all ur podcasts,,,love them,, You are sweet,,,great voice,,,lots of socks 🧦🧦🧦🧦 perfect,,, See u soon, ELAINE 🏠💗

❤❤love all the socks,,, A new subscriber 😂😂 Really enjoy socks,,,,and the dyed yarn,,, Look forward now to watching ur first 2!!! ELAINE 🏡💕

Love your knits❤

Just another thought, size down to a smaller needle for knitting your socks. The more dense the fabric, the less possibility of getting holes. I use exclusively 1.5, 1.75 and 2.0 mm needles, have never gotten any holes in to 20+ years that I have been knitting socks. I have knitted hundreds of socks over the years.

You can take the heels and toes out and just add afterthought heels and toes with a nylon, silk or mohair added to the yarn. If using a no nylon sock yarn, just pick up a strand of mohair to work in with your socks.

Your sweater is not wrong it is a design decision and the twisted stitch is a European way of knitting look up Minnie wolden

Thanks for sharing. I am new to sock knitting and have been wondering how they will wear. Guess mending will be on the things to learn in the future.

Really enjoying your podcasts - I have now watched all 3 of them. You are very talented with yarn dying. Jinny - UK

I’m British, so the sound of rain is the almost constant background to my life 😁 Make sure than when your lilac bush is well established, you cut it way down in the autumn to get plenty of new growth and flowers. I would be a bit reticent to have freely planted mint - unless you like it with everything. new potatoes with mint sauce are beautiful 😋 I am really enjoying your podcasts - and your dog is a beauty 🐾🐾 Jinny - UK

Hi KatieBug. New subscriber here. Loved this podcast and your projects look beautiful! As for your Flax sweater, I think you should finish it. It’s gorgeous and you knit a lot of love into it I imagine. 💕

New subscriber. Who doesn’t love sock knitting? I’m in Kansas.

Curious bc I love them, for the knee high socks when do you start decreasing from 80st down to 64 and at what intervals? I’d love to make those! Yours are amazing! Thanks!

Just discovered you and greatly enjoy seeing all your socks. I, too, am a first year Summer Sock Camper and having loads of fun knitting through stash sock yarns and using up bits and bobs to make scrappy socks. About your shorties that have the different ribbing sequence from cuff to foot: just tell yourself "It's a FEATURE, not a bug!" 🙂

New subscriber from Nevada. Love seeing all you socks and your garden.

New subscriber from England. Love the socks

Hello from Northern Wisconsin! Thought I recognized that gray sky! 😂😂 I just found your podcast and will have to go catch your 2 previous ones as well. Just wanted to say that there definitely are patterns for worsted weight socks and they make lovely boot socks for those of us up here in the cold! 😉 I make each of my family (7 children + hubby) a pair for Christmas every year. They are very long wearing despite not having any nylon. I have been making them for more than 10 years and the first ones are just getting holes. I also think starting with worsted is a great way to learn to do socks - so much less fiddly than fingering weight - just my 2 cents. Anyway, one of my favorite worsted weight patterns is Winter Socks for the Family by McGehee Textiles. Happy knitting!! 🥰