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I’m just finishing a Fjolla sweater in chocolate brown Semilla!

Hi, love the colors of all the yarns you showed in this podcast!!! I’m also interested in the hat pattern and one of the sock patterns. I think all the colors you’re choosing will look lovely on you. Thank you for sharing 😊

O my! When you held the chocolate brown to your face, your face suddenly glowed!!! How interesting!

So neat to hear that someone else dresses in seasonal colours too. I love how it ensures I wear a variety of my handknits

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Hi Becca, I want also knit the field Sweater. So for secure I save the youtube explain. Thank you. I like how you use "naja" 😊 Thank you for the informative Video❤

Congrats!🎉 You did great!

Hi Bekah! Thank you for your podcasts! It's so awesome that you knitted Christmas sweaters for your whole family! I'd love to do that too sometime. I'm also an American living in Germany. Wolfsburg to be exact. 😊

Hi Becca. This was such a fun episode to watch. Thank you for taking the time to put it together. I just recently discovered you when you were posting from the states and I’m so happy to have found you. I think you did pretty good with your make 9. I hope you’re pleased with yourself too. Looking forward to your next video my friend. 😊

Hi! Really enjoyed your video! Your field sweater is lovely but makes me concerned about the pattern as I was planning to knit field mittens. Maybe I will check the video you mentioned! Thank you!

Hi all your knits are lovely, have you tried going down a needle size when knitting your colourwork socks . My colourwork knitting when on small circumference is looser so I never change my needle size or I just knit on a 2mm needle instead of 2.25mm 😊

Hello from Sweden 😊 Love the field sweater! What sock pattern did you say you used for your husbands birthday socks?

I am a new subscriber. It is really hard to hear you. If you're serious about youTube I think you should get a new phone please!

Your Field Sweater is gorgeous!! (I want one just like it.) Congratulations, you have had a very productive and successful fall knitting season! Looking forward to seeing your Winter lineup!

It would be great if you mada a video with designs that only use straight needles.

I, too, love Summer Lee’s patterns, and her colorwork cuff club. I adapt her color work patterns, so I can knit toe-up socks, because I like that construction much better. Unfortunately, all your choices for sock patterns are, I believe, cuff-down sock patterns.

Try the forthought afterthought heel it’s great❤

Wonderful recommendations. Thank you.

Books from my knitting librarybthat I liie: Vogue Knitting the ultimate knitting book, The knitters handy book of top down sweaters by Ann Budd, Norwegian knitting designs 90 years later by Wence Roald and Annichen Sibbern Bohn, and Patty Lyons knitting bag of tricks.

Happy to have discovered your channel! I am an avid sock knitter and reader and beginning spinner so I have either read or listened to most of the books you shared and own many of them. I would recommend Womens Work the first 20,000 years by Elizabeth Barber as another good history read.

Such a pleasurable podcast ❤ Thank you for Sharing 😊Happy Making!!!

Beautiful area and wonderful podcast.

You are absolutely correct, The Enoch Pratt Library is the best system in the country. What branch have you been visiting? I live in Baltimore and the creative community is amazing. Thanks so much for the recomendations.

I recommend The Knitting Circle by Ann Hood. It is fantastic. I read it twice. However, I must warn that it grapples with tremendous loss and grief, not just friendship and knitting. Happy knitting and reading. Really enjoyed this podcast!

Thank you for this cool overview!! I own several of the books you've mentioned, was knitting on a sock while watching and had listened to the rom com. I'm also living in Berlin working in education and have given a workshop on knitting at my school-- How come we don't know each other???😄😄😄

Thank you so Munch for the book recommendations! I love knitting, libraries and book … and am also an avid sock knitter😊

Thanks I enjoyed your book reviews. I have recently bought two knitting books. One is “The Sock Knitting Bible “ by Lynne Rowe, which similar to one on your list includes all different heals, cuffs and toes. Also knitting with all types of needles, circular, dpn’s and two needles and two at a time. Cuff down and toe up, plain, lace and colour work patterns. The second one which I find very inspiring is “The Doodle Knit Directory “ by Jamie Lomax which I pre-ordered it is new out. It has lots of colour work patterns and motifs which you can mix and match using the basic patterns provided or on any garment or accessories of your choice. Thanks once again for your recommendations and reviews.

So fun. I have fallen in love with the Book Club Cardigan. If I can get brave, I’ll start it after first of the year. Continue to have a good time. So glad I found you.

Thanks for sharing, I like the variety of books and was introduced to some of the books I haven’t seen. Certainly interested in looking for a few.

Hi, just found your channel - thank you for the recommendations. I have a few in return. Women's Work: The First 20,000 Years Women, Cloth, and Society in Early Times - this is an academic book but I found it absolutely fascinating and as you mentioned it highlights women in history instead of just focusing on men. A Stash of one's own - Clara Parkes. An easy read, very enjoyable The Fleece and Fibre Source Book - a must have for Spinners and knitters alike (in my humble opinion) Inspired to Spin - a new acquisition for me - not sure if it's available in USA (i'm from the UK) I also have yarn-i-tec-ture which I agree is also a bit of a must have. I do have quite a few of the ones you highlighted but will check out those new to me 🙂

Thanks for an interesting podcast - not that I need any more knitting books.... Can i recommend The Sewing Machine by Natalie Fergie - a lovely novel where a Singer Sewing Machine links the stories of people through time.

I really enjoyed your podcast. At first, I decided to just skip through the sock section because, although I do knit socks, that’s not where my knitting joy is. However, I listened to the whole thing because I found your reviews so thoughtful and insightful that, not only did I listen to it all the way through, I even put a few on my list of must haves. I have heard of Unraveling, but haven’t gotten to it yet. I just moved it up on the To Read list. (I don’t need that book to turn me radical about that topic. Already there!😉). I do know another book on that topic, but can’t remember the title. You have me curious and I will look for it. If I find it, ai’ll let you know. Found you quite charming and intelligent. Of course, I subscribed.

Woah, would be very interested to see your experience with the knitting two socks at once! It sounds like sock steeking?! Very cool.

I love the forest setting!! Great selection of book suggestions!

I just stumbled across your video and am so happy I did. This was a great inspiration for me. Thank you for taking the time to research and share this collection of knitting books. 😊

You've convinced me to read Unraveling

'Scandinavian Sweaters' is one of my go-to books both for straightforward patterns and inspiration. I made the 'Bandit' cardigan as a sweater and have been stopped in the street by people asking me where I got that fabulous sweater! Other books I love are 'Wilderness Knits' by Linka Neumann, 'Icelandic Knits' which is a co-operative of designers including Anna-Karolina Tetri who created the stunning Yellow Hillock pattern. Wow!! 'Knittting Reimagined' by Norah Epstein. 'Texture' by Erika Knight. 'Ultimate Sweater Book' by Amy Herzog. Absolutely ANYTHING by Marie Wallin. 'Contemporary Irish Knits' by Carol Feller - the cover pic cardigan is another one that stops traffic! And in case you thought knitting was just for ladies.... 'Viking Knits' by a true Viking, Lasse Matberg.

Great vid thank you, I love knitting books but always like to check them out before buying…however my library is not as well stocked as yours! I have a book suggestion for you, This Golden Fleece : A Journey Through Britain’s Knitted History by Esther Rutter. I’m Australian and my ancestors are British, but I think this is still fascinating for any knitter. Check it out!

Books!❤❤❤

Try a shadow wrap heel. They're great 😃

I haven't even got 2 minutes in and I'm so in love with your background 😍 what beautiful scenery! I hope you are having a lovely time 😀 Ok back to the video!

Just found you and I am subscribed! You are a great podcaster and I love this video so much. I'm new to socks and anxious to finish my first and move forward. Off to catch up on other videos by you.

Thanks again for this! I look forward to hearing all about the cool books you‘ve/ will discover! ❤

Thank you so much for sharing the sock patterns. I have been looking for a fingering and mohair sock pattern. I found it!!! The Indoorsy Sock.. It is FREE too!! Thank you for sharing!!

Enjoy the rest of your holiday! I hope you share your thoughts on the knitting books as my birthday is coming and I’d love to know which ones I should add to my list! I’ve always loved stone knits patterns but I have tiny feet so I’m not sure they’d work for me

Love your project. I like the baby hats you are knitting. Can you share the pattern?🥰

Have you had any difficulty with your colorwork socks fitting over the heel part of your foot? That's the part where I often struggle even though I go up a needle size and keep my tension looser.

the "rib it socks" by celine feyton - the heel looks similar to the latvian heel, which you can find in sock designs by Zaneteknits !

Found you last night, now going back to the beginning of your episodes bc I really enjoy your enthusiasm. If you make another Sophie Scarf consider Twice Sheared Sheep row counter stitch markers. I bought mine after completing both the shawl and the scarf and wish I’d had it before I did either to keep track and make them a more mindless knit. Socks are my jam! If I don’t have a pair going, I’m all out of sorts. I love the rhythm and construction. Excited to watch more of your videos because I’m intimidated with the concept of color work but it’s in my list to learn. I love your WIPs and completed projects. Wearing my first socks today since Ohio got cold quickly. They’re DK and knit fast. While they’re cozy, I don’t think they’d fit in my shoes well. So they’re house socks. Just fyi for your inquiring mind.

New subscriber. I think wore out my Ravelry app because everything seemed to be something I’ve seen before. You found some great ones. Isn’t Summer Lee the best? I love her and Kay the Crazy Sock Lady. I’m working on a shawl that feels like it’s taking forever. No fun when you’re ready to cast on a new pair of socks. So I just cast on the library socks for my mom’s Christmas gift. She’s always wanted hand knit socks.