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As soon as I saw the orange peeking out of the bag I felt sick. Love that sweater and it will be even better the 2nd time. That sweater with the Danish yarn is lovely. Thanks for sharing.

fyi, my mondim socks kind of shrank up and now are a bit short. I'm going to have to redo the heels and toes to make them fit. I had the same problem with not enjoying the colors of my main yarn once it was knit up. unfortunately the shop I got my yarn from was sold out of all the colors I was more interested in.

Frogging and rekniiting. Just like love, sometimes it is better the second time around. All knitting is GOOD knitting. The woven scarf is beautiful. I know these will be a very popular item. Pets and pats to your fur babies.

Geek out on knitting and yarn-ey things!!!

I agree. It does feel a little weird and unsettling right now, even up here in Canada. So glad to have my fibre crafts to keep be occupied and distracted. Cheers. I have family in Oregon and love it though I am not sure if that is where you live.

Really enjoyed this podcast and hope you can continue. When you say out extra stitches for the front are you adding more or just dividing them differently. I am thinking the latter but I might be wrong.

Hi Liz. So good to see you again. Your sweaters are awesome and the weaving is great. In person knitting community is the best, but we really enjoy hearing about your adventures both in the studio and out. I have always been intrigued by your lovely home and the beautiful area where you live. Welcome back!

Can't wait to catch up!

It’s always great to catch up with you

Oh, I love your Junction sweater! And pets - mine are like toddlers, as soon as I start recording a podcast, they're getting in to things or wanting attention 😂 Good to see you!

Hi there Liz...lovely to hear from you again...enjoyed the update of your current projects and the wonderful footage of your balloon ride. Not being from the US I loved it!

How lovely to have you back. I am sorry the hideous anxiety is rearing its ugly head. Lovely projects. I still haven't tried brioche :( I did the same business of more stitches on the front to account for boobs and it worked. The only problem is that I was a bit excessive and too few stitches are in the back. I still wear it and it looks good at the front but the stitches just past the armhole are straining, so this is not a cardigan that will last 15 years. I will be glad to get 5 years of use out of it. But I learned a lot. Good luck. That green and that pinkish are both gorgeous. Catherine ps: amazing happy news aboout your dad.

Lovely to see you again xxxx

Hi Liz. It's so good to hear from you again. You have so many lovely projects going. You look wonderful. The footage of the balloon trip and the incredible views of the gorge were amazing. Let us hear from you again soon.

What a lovely lunchtime treat. I love the dyed wool and the socks. Maybe I should knit some textured socks. Unlike you, I only have to think about one present which suits me for sure. Enjoy getting those projects done. This was definitely short, you didn't blather on although it's always fun when podcasters do that. :) Catherine

Just sat down so a premature comment but what a joy to see you share and sneak some time with you 💚

So many future projects. I would like to knit the poet but it will all depend on how challenging work is. Often my brain is fried after work. You are too kind saying yea to requests. I hope they appreciate them. I have not seen you knit a shrug. That might be fun! Have a love week and enjoy autumn. Catherine

Brown side. Glad the fest went well!

Great to hear from you again. I'm glad the Taos Festival went well. I hope to visit Taos one day, I'm very interested in its early history as a magnet for all sorts of artists. Would be nice to combine a visit with a fiber celebration. Use the brown side of the buttons. It will bring out the colors in the yarn. And the red will maybe still peek under. How many dogs do you need? One more than you have. Just like yarn. Stay well!

Brown side definitely!

Don’t beat yourself up Liz. It happens

Really enjoying these vlogness videos

Sometimes it just happens that way

Sounds like you have been busy taking care of everyone else

You are almost done with the color work sweater. Lovely.

Maybe you can get free tattoos lol. That color work is spectacular

Elizabeth I love all the tops. Don’t you feel accomplished when things work out lol?

I love the idea for the rag rug. Can’t wait to see it finished

Beautiful items Liz.

Kittens are so much fun to watch.

I just discovered you. What a wonderful podcast. You live in such a beautiful place. I was in Taos probably 15 years ago and it was fantastic. I am in SE Idaho. I am doing the Corran cardigan too. I am in the sleeves but have lost motivation. I have several doodle cowl patterns but haven’t managed to do one yet. I started the autumn doodle cowl knit in neutrals last year. You are inspiring me to pull it out again. I love the brick color way for your Corran. Your yarns are lovely. I have done a lot of dyeing but natural dyeing was always a challenge for me. The Indigo gathering looked like so much fun. I really enjoyed this podcast. Off to watch a few more.

This was just wonderful and very interesting. Loved every minute of it. Subscribed right away. The honeydew is gorgeous. Best wishes from a Canadian knitting podcaster!

If you are autumn colouring, then that green is definitely one of your colours. I'm a dark tawny autumn and it is on my card, and is one of the colours that I get the most complements over. The reddish colour doesn't do quite as much for my skin tone. I do still wear it though. Because it goes with some of the Browns that I wear. Besides, the green is the same colour as the wall behind you and you look lovely sitting in front of it. You don't look ill like the wrong colour tone would do to you. Maybe the colours look different on the screen than they do in real life though.

The cowl looks a tad small? The sage bush is not the same as the herb sage? Is it Salvia? I grew sage herb for tea but dislike the taste. Was going to pull it out. Will the herb sage produce yellow and will it be sunlight/colourfast? Or is it a fugitive dye?

Great episode Liz! Really enjoyed watching your sage dyeing and also the indigo footage. I'm with you, if I have to rip something back I'm probably going to abandon the project, no matter how small 😁 Love how your Brick and Honeydew colors look next to each other in the skeins 🙂

I think it’s wonderful that you can use plants and weeds growing in your yard

I think it’s totally understandable. We all want someone to share our hobbies with.

Hi Elizabeth. You make some beautiful dyes especially that cranberry one is gorgeous

Hi, wonderful to see you back this quickly. hurrah. AS always, super interesting to hear what you got up to. I am planting some indigo seed this weekend although I what I have is Australian indigo which is not as good as Japanese indigo I believe. I also have woad seed so I will play with that. I hope the seed does well. And then I get to play!!! I love your cowl, I am generally not a fan cos they flop but your looks lovely and snug so maybe I will give that a go. Enjoy the Taos wool festival. Catherine

Yes! Orange is the answer 😄 Thanks for the company while I'm knitting ❤️

well, this was lovely. I always would vote for orange. I mean, it's almost a neutral. I am looking forward to seeing you develop the Poet. I tried and gave up. Maybe my brain was too preoccupied. I should give it another go. Your sock yarn looks amazing. I have never spun sock yarn. I am such a slow spinner! I thin k what you say about losing your mojo in summer sounds right, it's all about the seasons in life and the world, right? It's the time to be out and connected, walking, gardening, seeing friends. Anyway, have a lovely week, Catherine

Great to see you! I vote for Terracotta or rusty orange as the 3rd color. That yarn is devine, totally my colors.

Hi Liz! Can't wait to catch up 🙂

Hi Liz. This is so weird. While making coffee preparing for my morning ritual of coffee, knitting and podcasts, I though of you. It has been a while and I was hoping all is well. So when I sat down and opened my you tube notifications, there you were. Almost like I wished you there. It is so good to see you and all your projects. Hope you, the dogs and cats are all in good health. You were one of the first podcasts I started watching. You have been missed. I know it is a lot of work, but hope to see you again soon.

How lovely to see you again. I have been wondering how you were getting on. Although I have been catching snippets of life on your insta. Your green yarn is spectacular. That cardigan will be stunning. Not long to go on your quilt. You have learned so much with this project. The next one will be easier. I love the colours of your shetland jumper, good job. I hope you will like it better soon. Good luck with the garment sewing. Have a lovely week, Catherine

Hi again.Thanks for the updates on your knitting, mending and sewing. Travel and yarn are always such good companions. I hope to take some trips to Canada for yarn this year.Your natural dyed yarns are beautiful. And of course good to see the dogs again.😊

Hi Liz, it's wonderful to see you again and hear about your knitting and yarn trip! Your natural dyes are just beautiful ❤ I treated myself to the Allover Club and book this winter, too and that last sweater is one I'm dreaming of making, too 🙂 Doesn't the mending give you such a feeling of accomplishment? Thanks for sharing, look forward to seeing more soon (and green sweater, definitely, for the birthday cast on 🎉)

Lovely to see you again xx last time I saw you you’d had a traumatic flood … but you seem nice and cosy again now. Love your natural hand dyes! I’ve dabbled but now into dyeing fleece with acid dyes - less chance of felting it. Take care ❤

That's a real achievement, revamping your stash 😊! 👏 Love the new sock fiber 🥰 wow, your embroidery is great. This was the first year I actively had gift knits and I couldn't believe how much I got done... Probably too much! Oh, one of my advents had a finger massage ring, It was Fuzzy Goats. It really feels good!

Your video was a perfect early Yule gift. The jumper you're wearing has definitely inspired me to make one of my own for next year's festive season.