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First, your kitchen is gorgeous…yes I am jealous! Second your pillow backing is beautiful. Can you make pillow to fit the tapestry without trying to shrink it? It is very easy. I think that you could take custom orders for color work sweaters and socks. They would have a steep price tag, but people pay for that stuff. I knew someone who did that in the 80’s.💗

Hi Kat. All of your baby knits are wonderful and such good ideas. Are you still doing the 10-stitch blanket? I hope that the next time we see you, we will see the little one too. ❤

Can you post the link to your stretchy bind off?

Awesome update Kat. Your projects this month are so cute and I love the idea of your Bunting bag. 😊

All of your baby/child knits are so beautiful!

Lovely baby knits! I especially like the blanket.

Hi Lat. I love all of those baby knits. I really like your yarn idea for the 10 stitch blanket, it looks really cool and it will be very warm.

Your baby knits are so adorable!!!

Congratulations on your pregnancy!! 💝 And I love baby knits so much! They're so fun and precious 🥰

I made both the 'coming home set' and the 'romper' they were so much fun. Particularly the little dress rompers and the instructions were nice and clear. Good luck, I look forward to hearing how you go. BTW congratulations...so much fun becoming a new Mum

OMG congrats Katharine! I'm so happy and excited for you and your little baby girl ❤ Sending lots of love from Korea, Ji

Congratulations on your big news! That's really exciting. Knitting for babies is the best!

What's surprising about this jacket is the pattern is written so poorly!

Congratulations on your baby news.

Congratulations!

Congratulations on your growing family! What wonderful news. Congratulations on your February WIP sorting and finishing. It must feel great to get that done.

I've made dk weight socks in one skein twice now. The first had 252 yards and the second had 234 yards. I did ruin out of yarn at the top of the toe on the second sock so I just ripped back the first sock and added contrast toes to both. That didn't happen on the skein that had 252 yards. I made joji Locatelli's chapelco socks both times. Great socks.

The teal sweater looks so nice with your new hair colour!

Thank you so much. The directions in the book felt a bit ooaque. SEEING it made a huge difference.

I'm looking forward to watching your progress on the Unst sweater! Could you share the video you watched to learn Continental purling? It would be much appreciated, 😀

The zipper issue is so interesting! I made a cowichan sweater years ago and used a small toothed zipper that didn’t look right….now I know why!!

Hey just an observation that your title says 2023! Thanks so much for sharing your content

Hi, I'm a new subscriber from Upstate NY (the mountains, not the city). I look forward to following your progress with the Marie Wallin Cardi, substitutions and all. I swatched years ago for one of her sweaters, using local yarn, and I think using the called for yarn and colors, will eliminate some of the frustrations I had. I never progressed past the swatch, which I turned into a cowl! Some day I'll bite the bullet and buy a Sidsel Hoivik Cardigan kit . I love her designs. Thanks for showing the mitten pattern.. I knit a hat by Woollywormhead using the same sideways short rows. it was fun, but required attention. I may try those mittens.

I also like BFL/nylon blend sock yarn but I love Corriedale/nylon blend sock yarn even more; the Corriedale/nylon blend seems even warmer somehow. At some point, I want to try a Targhee/nylon blend sock yarn and a yak/nylon blend sock yarn.

Thank you! So quick and to the point, great tips for this jacket.

The thanks montage was way too cute omg, congrats!

How about overdying the yarn.

I bought a sweater’s quantity of yarn on sale recently and the store let me know the skeins were different dye lots. We actually discussed if it was noticeable before they shipped them out. With the sale of the business, I can understand how they are probably trying to clear out a physical location and there could be some urgency. I would take care when buying a sweater’s quantity of yarn at any time and request the same dye lot during purchase. Everything looked lovely. Thank you for sharing.

I’m so glad you guys were able to go! I heard there were so many amazing things and your planning and research ahead of time paid off!

Congrats Kat! That’s a wonderful milestone to hit and you are so deserving of it with all the effort you have been putting into your videos 😊

Even with pattern and books I'm not able to make the BSJ. All knitting shops near me have closed. Thank you for your video.

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Maybe you could make your mittens into fingerless mitts. Then you might have enough of the mohair for two. Thanks for sharing your work.

Very informative ! Thank you ! A score for me thanks to the YT algorithm 👍. I like structure in my sweaters . I don’t understand why so many new designers insist on avoiding a seam across the shoulder and make these complex ways of knitting top down .

So funny! I am making the same mittens with the App! Love the App and the pattern!

That sweater looks beautiful! Just curious... what wooden needles do you like? Was curious about what you were using for the new sweater.

Hi from North Van! Your Guernsey Genser is gorgeous! I was going to knit the Storm sweater but after seeing your Guernsey I changed my mind. My yarn is darkish grey too. And I also have the pattern. I am sure I commented on your last video but that comment is gone. I found a video for a nice two by two italian bind off (without switching to 1 by 1 first) It's a learning curve but worth it. I have done it on two sweaters now. It's by Irina Revo Knitting & Crochet.

Thanks for the tip on marking the middle of your sweater sections so you know which side you missed an increase on.

Oooh I really like the Guernsey Genser in your yarn and the fit on you. I was hesitant over how low the drop shoulder was on the model and well as the drape overall. I usually knit with non superwash too so I'm excited to see how good it looks on you! I might cast that on too!

It would be nice to see the full sweater you're wearing and how it fits. You said you made it in your size and that it's it well, I would love to see how much ease there is. I'm getting ready to cast it on myself with light fingering speckled yarn and silk mohair. If you use a small crochet hook for laddering it is much easier. Bring it all the way up to meet your needles and knit. It happens to all of us. Experienced o😊r not.

You should have a couple of crochet hooks. I use them for error repairs…mostly for laddering dropped stitches.

I and envious of anyone able to take on a Wallin pattern. I have the Jamison yarn (left over from gnome knitting). Mi thought I would use it to make her mitts….pattern is skerries.

Hint...before trying on a half knitted sweater, just slip half the forward stitches onto another circular needle than after trying on continue knitting off temporarily needle, if the spare needle is smaller it doesn't matter.

Hi Kay, I just found your channel and enjoyed watching your video so I subscribed. I liked the patterns, colors, and yarns you choose. I’m a brand new knitter just finishing my first project, wrist warmers. I wanted to ask you about the Breed of the month subscription. Is the amount that is sent each month a lot or is it just enough for a small project? I love the idea of using those yarns but I really don’t know anything about yarn yet and I don’t want to accumulate yarn, I just want enough for whatever current project I’m working on. Also since I’m a new knitter I’m not a fast knitter and may never be. My next one is going to be a hat. It may be better for me to wait until I have more experience before having yarn sent monthly. What do you think? Thank you for sharing your opinion! ❤

I love the background change in this video. Seems so much cozier!

A warm hello from the chilly Yukon! I really enjoy your podcast. I saw the Guernsey Sweater when it was making the rounds a little while ago and I was neither here nor there on it, but I think you’ve convinced me that there really should be one in my future! 😉

Thank you for the podcast. No links or time stamp for the Guthrie Sweater - C. Hunter. Really beautifully knit by you. :)

Honestly, I'm just here for the all grey sweaters and loved hearing about them. I do something similar but in black.

You can do a small icord instead of crochet chain as the button loop in the future

I was intrigued by the Seli cardigan, and I went down a rabbit hole hunting for info! I found that Summer Lee has a fabulous pattern called Amberwing socks with an amazing corresponding video available on UA-cam that is a great entry to the Estonian roosimine style knitting with floats carried in the front as a decorative design element. Also I have admired from afar Teti Lutsak patterns, she also has video tutorials. I can't wait to get started on this tpe of stranded knitting. Thank you for inspiring me ❤