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what a sweet episode! I love to give hand made gifts too, something so special about a handmade present. I also want to be fiber friends with you and Maya! What a fun friendship :)

So excited for the Yarn Jam podcasters collection! Also, I watched the All Stars baseball game while knitting too! :)

So excited for the Yarn Jam podcasters collection! Also, I watched the All Stars baseball game while knitting too! :)

Hope to see you at Flock

And love that periwinkle pairing

Your Gently Chaotic Knits fiber is gorgeous!

Love Aurelia. Knitting the Churchmouse Boxy Lace tee out of Robinson as I watch and my last top was in Candide. Love those yarns too.

Love your Aurelia pulôver, the color is beautiful and the periwinkle yarn is gorgeous. How exciting to have a color way named after you, I don’t spin but would most certainly buy that fiber, the colors are gorgeous together and so you. I’m super excited for Flock. I wanted to go last year but didn’t make it and this year I will be there. I hope I get to meet you in person … I’m so excited ❤💖🧶

I love your colorway! It's a shame I don't spin, I don't have the space to take up another hobby haha

I totally feel you on being a little insane about square placement in projects - I'm also a mathematician and for a project in grad school, I wrote an optimization model to determine the perfect placement for quilt blocks in a quilt to avoid color, pattern, hue and saturation clustering.

Sorry, but your sibilant s is unbearable.

Love the Aurelia Pullover! The color of the garment is stunning. Sari Nordlund has so many gorgeous patterns.

WOW that yarn jam fiber!! 😍 Also, I've been looking forward to the fall since like, February 😅

Your vest is so impressive. You should be proud that you created your own design. It’s so cute!!

That periwinkle combo is GORGEOUS - can't wait to see it knit up! I'm so excited for Flock too!! 😊

Oh I love your granny squares vest! I used to crochet as a kid but haven't done it in ages.

I have knit the Peggy sweater in Candide and the Storm sweater in Robinson. I absolutely love the fabric of both. Neither of them grew much in blocking. I knit the Candide on 3.5mm needles and Robinson on 4mm needles. I would be concerned that your vest will be too small. Love your podcasts.

Hey hey hey! ❤❤❤❤ so excited to catch up with you

Funny that you mentioned starting from the very beginning of the videos for a podcaster you've just found and like because I literally just finished doing that with your videos (as of this video!!!)!!!! 😂😅

As a linguist and a Canadian, I can say that google isn't technically wrong about the pronunciation of toque (lots of Americans and a handful of canadians pronounce toque the way that google said to)!

Your Colette tee is beautiful!! Love that color too

Watching this video made me realize how extraordinarily lucky I’ve been while flying with my metal needles! I appreciate you putting this together and helping all of us better prepare for traveling with our knitting!

I also adore dark red yarn! Have you ever seen Lichen and Lace's beet root knit up? It is hands down my favourite dark red ever!!!

I like to do my charity knitting/crocheting in trips. I’ll make hats, soap sacks, etc. On trips I’ve crocheted animal shelter small blankets.

I feel the same way about woollen and worsted spinning! My worsted spinning is so much more consistent and my woollen makes me feel like a beginner again! It's definitely frustrating but we'll get there!!!!

😂what are you wearing

Thanks so much for your tips! When I am going on a "relaxing" vacation such as to a city or to sea, I bring my current WIP and depending on the length, I may also bring some extra, smaller project. However, I have the most experiences with hiking! For 3-4 weeks of hiking, I usually bring a medium-sized shawl project that I cast on just before leaving. It should be something easy yet entertaining. For example, I took Londoner by Justyna Lorkowska to Denmark, and Kallara by Ambrah O'Brien to Scotland. Note that I don't knit while walking, I knit when we pitch the tent. If I am not totally exhausted. :D

Another tip for flying: make sure you know how to do all the techniques in the pattern before getting on the plane! I once started a brioche shawl thinking I knew what to do and totally messed it up because I couldn’t watch any tutorials! That was before Wi-Fi on planes was more common. At this point I’d probably pay for Wi-Fi just to watch a tutorial in a pinch

Ooooo I LOVE baseball!!!! Knitting and baseball are two of my fav things too and I am so so so happy I found your podcast! Subscribed!!!

Did you visit any local yarn stores in Sydney? 😊

Mexico does say knitting needles aren’t allowed. Canada and USA explicitely says you can bring them

Better safe than sorry. I think domestic flying is less risky for losing your knitting needles and notions to security. I know all the precautions you described but no one has ever tried to confiscate my stuff even if I have metal needles and little scissors. I have dental floss in my notions bag in case I lose my scissors to TSA (has never happened) as you can cut yarn with the place on the case. I was once worried about losing nice needles but never an issue. I would not attempt to knit on DPNs because they are more likely to fall on the floor or poke you or your neighbor, but magic loop or 9” circs or flexi flips are all good. Love Knit Companion too.

My Chiagoo sets have amazing needle stoppers! I also use the shorter cords instead of a a barber code to put stitched on hold

I’ve only flown domestically and I’ve never had issues with knitting needles, metal or wooden. But I’m flying internationally for the first time soon and I’m nervous so thank you for the tips!! Maybe I need to start practicing with wooden needles because I’m a metal needle girly

This was such an informative episode! I’ve traveled quite a bit with knitting, but I learned several new things from you that I’ll try in the future!

The app is amazing, thank you for your suggestion :)

I have no issue with metal or wooden needles in their proper needles case in my carry on

Thank you - great tips and ideas! I had two pairs of needles confiscated in MX (returning to US). I too prefer metal needles and knew well enough to travel with wooden interchangeables, but…. I had forgotten to remove the needles from the cables to stash them with my writing utinsels beforehand and as I had already checked my bag, that wasn’t an option - lesson learned and that won’t happen again😊

I love the blue color tip … and love it with denim or anything

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First of all, I love that Collette tee so much that I immediately bought the pattern. I am surprised I have never seen it before since it is not a newly released pattern. Looking forward to knitting it. Thanks for sharing your makes and purchases. Yes, I would also watch your traveling video.

I would love a video on traveling with your knitting.

I made the Cozy Classic Raglan in a striped (more of a color blocked) pattern and it turned out SO cute.

I would love to hear your travel tips for taking your knitting along!

I personally can’t stand how unblocked socks feel on my feet. I feel like I can feel every individual stitch.

Just found you, and I'm also a knitter who travels frequently, but for me it's usually road trips. I think I've only flown with knitting once, and that was a long time ago. It would be interesting to see what's different between your experiences and mine. Also matching a denim kind of color with denim, it's totally a vibe, so I think the denim color yarn with jeans is super cute. I'd totally go for it. Add a pop of color to accessorize and that'll break up the blue. And finally, for the socks, I don't block them unless they're gifts. Just wearing them helps them settle into the shape I want (blocked to my feet, essentially), so I don't bother. Sock blockers don't tend to reflect my foot shape, and I'm super picky. I can't even wear knit socks directly against my skin because it hurts, so I have to wear them over tights, which is fine. But it makes me weird about what's on my feet. In fairness, I just kinda hate blocking, so if I can leave it unblocked or somehow block it on my body, I call that a win. But... if I were to give them as a gift, I would totally block them because it makes a much better presentation.

Hej Emily, it's nice to see you again :) The colors for your striped DK pullover are looking so saturated and beautiful. Maybe you could use the Studio Sweater by Ysolda. It's a plane DK round yoke sweater, surely it will look good with stripes :) Have a lovely weekend, Lina

Hi Emily - I just started watching your videos and I really enjoy them! I would love to see a travel knitting video - with summer travel starting up I think it would be super helpful! Any insight you have especially on international travel with knitting would be great!

I would definitely watch a travel knitting video! I’m traveling tomorrow and I have ALL the questions and the anxiety that comes along with them. Lol!

love the colour palette of your crochet top. it feels like a faded vintage photo of summer to me.