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I love the ranunculus pattern. I’ve made many. I highly suggest knitting it on a 5 mm and knitting a size one and you’ll get a ranunculus that fits you perfectly with probably one inch of ease

If you want Australian made yarn. There is Tarnwarncoorte (Tandie) and Fibre Arts Shed, Fibre Naturally, GORWMill who do Merino/Alpacca blend whom you would have seen their stalls at the Bendigo Sheep & Wool Show. Nundle Woollen Mill, Xchel, yarn.

My Aunt who has knit for forever mixes a little cotton yarn in with the alpca, using a 2/4 ply cotton for an 8 ply alpca in either a matching or contrasting yarn to reduce the amount of stretch

I am so glad you went to Bendigo, it is my go to for sweater quantities of yarn :)

omg sunspun + maker maker are my favourite local yarn stores!! sounds like you had a great time :)

Hello, I'm from Slovakia and there is a much worse knitting community here, a lot of people think they are knitting only grandmas. Congratulations on your wedding

Your earrings are cute! ❤ I look forward to seeing all the yarn! 😊

Congratulations! Happy marriage and all the best! Blessed be.

happy knitters here❤

I liked the last blouse, haven’t seen a neckline like that and yes it is cable on the neckline

I would love to see an episode on copyright and design! I also wondered if designers factor in the cost of pattern support when they are designing. It seems like a larger time commitment than just getting the pattern out there?

Another thing about designing patterns is that it can take a lot more time and effort to write up a good pattern than you might expect. I'm in the middle of having my second design tested and I feel like it's taken forever to get it out there.

PLEASE, do a video about the legal side of copyright and designs. I find it incredibly fascinating, and I would love to know your thoughts on it!

These are great ideas 😊

I really like your earrings. I would love a video about designs and copyright. I agree that brand deals & sponsorships are scary. Thanks for the tips!

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Hello Harry i wish that i was lucky as you you got free yarn 😢

Hey! watching from Mexico!! congratulations on your wedding!! I also don't have knitting friends here, even though a lot of people knit, just not people my age. It would be nice to meet knitters my age here!

Love the colorwork yoke and I know I’m watching this 2 months later but it just looks like you may have gotten off when separating for the sleeves. I have done that before….If you frog back to the sleeve separation and make sure your short rows are centered at the back of the neck it would be perfect I bet. That extra fabric where the short rows are will also bring down the back of the sweater to make it a bit longer. It makes the sweater lay nicer when you wear it. Good luck! Would hate to see you frog that gorgeous yoke! 😊

That is a great thought process on swatch. I rarely swatch for all of the reasons you listed, but I like they thought of it as a promise to myself to make the item. Thank you for sharing that!

Congratulations and best wishes.

👍 Wow 😳 nice 😲 video 🙂 this 📸 is 📷 really 👏 helpful 👍😳😲🙂📸📷👏💯😁

The sweather is actually so pretty

If you get a set of knitting needles of crochet hooks, you can figure out your favorite yarn weight+needle size combo and just upgrade the size u use most. I had to upgrade bc my favorite hook got some burrs and it was too blunt when i switched to natural fiber yarn

is there a difference between the needle material, like for example, wood, metal, plastic?

Congrats on the wedding!! Sending good vibes for your trip to Australia, and for all the business stuff - it can be daunting, but you're doing great! I've turned my art into a small business and I'm keeping knitting as a hobby, totally get all the anxieties you're having. Fingers crossed they will pass 🤞 All the best wishes from a Polish guy 🍀

Something that I learned from my years of knitting, is you have to forgive yourself for making mistakes. Making mistakes is how you become a better knitter.

Knitter and crocheter from Australia 🇦🇺 ❤

Watching from NZ. Love your channel and your work, have fun in Melbourne, I love Melbourne such a cool city.

This is video that i'v been looking for.Im planning to learn knitting and i dont know were to start and what size of knitting needle should i buy.Thank you for this

Have fun in Australia! I totally understand the struggle of content creation. Being consistent can be a challenge but you do a great job! I also have anxiety about my business, but hang in there girl! You got this. 💜

I live in Mexico ❤ I can’t wear wools

Knitter/crocheted living in the PHILIPPINES🇵🇭

Should have never been $30 to begin with, then you could have been making videos saying how you made yours for cheaper. I do get this. We say this same thing in the crafting community as well. 😂❤

I love your sweater!

I've crocheted Christmas stockings, toe up, with the waistcoat/split single crochet stitch. It absolutely looks like stockinette, but it's not stretchy, so you couldn't make socks that are wearable. But you can achieve the look

So true! 😂 BUT knitting gives you both the finished object and hours of entertainment! The dress is GORGEOUS! 😍

SO TRUE

Yes!.

I want to say the Stitch & Bitch books (or possibly the Yarn Harlot) had a few sidebars on knitterly movies you might watch during a craft night. And the all-straight-needles, all the time is definitely a public perception thing; Elizabeth Zimmerman was singing the praises of circular needles decades ago.

The thing is, no one knows how to knit on TV. but aardman can use stop motion to perfectly do it.

If I weren’t a knitter, I would picture a pair of straights and a ball of yarn. Circulars probably don’t envoke the vision of stereotypical “Hollywood” knitting. I learned on straights in the early 2000’s and used circulars if I needed to knit in the round, but having to buy a different circular size and length when a pattern called for a size I didn’t have stunk! It made me hate knitting in the round because the needles, more the plastic cord, made it an unpleasant experience, plus back then, you couldn’t just order the needle size you needed and get it in a few days, you had to go to a store that carried knitting supplies and if you lived in the boonies, like me, that meant driving about an hour to go get them. More patterns, particularly sweater patterns, were knit flat and seamed together, so straights were the go to. I think I remember interchangeables coming out a few years after I learned. I didn’t hop on the interchangeable bandwagon until last year and I’ll never go back.

The Harry Potter scarf knitting is an actual machine as cgi wasn't good enough at that time 😅

Oh my gosh, I love love your background/art print in your knitting corner of bear in the big blue house.

You can do a sock in crochet in various stitches, including some stitches that look like stockinette, and yes, you can do them toe up or cuff down.

Well now I think I need to watch Grey's Anatomy. That second scene of it makes a difference for some reason.

1) No, the knitting in HP movies is all very fake looking. 2) Audrey Hepburn did know how to knit, so she probably was knitting the red dress. 3) My son manages a sports bar and I've taken my knitting there during games while sipping a drink. The yarn is usually in team colors for good luck. His friends always chuckle but they know I'm his mom. And I believe Kathryn Heigl does know how to knit. 4) I didn't watch New Girl 5) I have some circulars from the 70s. They weren't as nice as the ones I buy today, but they are circs. 6) She should have taught Lurch like I taught my grandsons. Stab it, strangle it, pull out it's guts, and drop it off the cliff. They love saying that when they knit.

Katherine Heigl (Izzy) does knit! She used to have a knitting blog I believe!

I was knitting with circular needles in public and a woman commented " Oh you are knitting but those are weird needles " I think those not familiar with knitting are just used to the classic straight needles.

I think in Gilmore girls, they just didn’t have circular needles in the prop department, because I was definitely knitting with circular needles at that time.