Whittling Down the WIPS, Another FO & a Selfish New Cast On | KNITTING PODCAST|aka Nora Knits|Ep. 21
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Korshavn Pattern: www.ravelry.com/patterns/libr...
Musselburgh Pattern: www.ravelry.com/patterns/libr...
Dad's Sweater Pattern: www.ravelry.com/patterns/libr...
Boulevard Bag: www.ravelry.com/patterns/libr...
Ciclamen: www.ravelry.com/patterns/libr...
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(Ciclamen) Caron Blossom Cakes: www.michaels.com/product/caro...
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Buttonhole Tutorial: • Champagne Cardigan - P...
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My measurements:
Height: 5'7"
Bust: 42"
Waist: 36"
Booty/Hips: 45" - Навчання та стиль
I am riveted to watching your dads sweater like people watch Eurovision
Omg I’m dead 😂😂😂 I’m glad I gave the disclaimer upfront hahaha
Another great episode. That bag is so fun. Made me want one! I love a great bag 🎉 Your styling and the way you elevate each garment/project is so fresh.
Thank you so much! I definitely recommend the bag!!
I just made my first Musselburgh hat and made the Adult Medium. My gauge was 6 sts per inch on a US size 2 and I used Herd of Cats- Road Trip Sock yarn started out with 433 yards / 103 grams in the skein. 75% SW Merino/ 25% Nylon 4 ply. I used only 77 grams so I could have made it longer but I didn't want alot of slouch. Total Length Crown to Crown 20.5 inches / Width was 10 inches / With Folded 2.5 inch Brim measuring 7.78 inches / No fold 10.1 inches. I absolutely love your podcast!! Please keep posting them. I truly love everything you make and adore your personality! Pure Joy to watch
Thank you for the insight!!! And thank you so much for watching 🥰
If you have a dehumidifier in your basement, you can block non-superwash, non-lace knits on a folding drying rack in front of it! That’s what I do 😊 most knits don’t need to be pinned-my knits dry within 2 days this way, unless they’re Alafosslopi.
We do things for others on a regular basis. As we knit for ourselves I'm thinking about changing the phrase to "self care knitting". As we take time for ourselves we gain the resources to take better care of others.
So so true! It’s funny how I could feel that I wasn’t quite ready to knit something new up to give it away yet. I had to charge my own creative battery first-and I am more than okay with that!!
Hi Nora, im also Nora and your intro jingle ruined the way I wanna introduce myself 😂 so everyone when I have to say „I’m Nora“ (English is not my main language) in my head it’s singing 🎶 „I’m Nora and this is also known as Nora knits“ 😂😂😂
Omg I love that! Well thanks for being here, Nora!!
The bag is absolutely beautiful! If you wanted to block it I would stuff it with hand towels or kitchen towels to fill it out then steam block it. I can't wait for you to show how your dads sweater turns out! You finished it so quickly! I've yet to brave knitting a sweater but watching your podcast is helping me gather the courage to do so! I really appreciate when you talk about new things and ease our minds for when we try it for the first time.
So smart! That’s exactly what I’ll do, thank you!! I’m glad you find that helpful-I feel like experienced knitters tend to throw out terms like the rest of us are supposed to understand what that means and that’s a huge reason why I wanted to start my podcast! I’m happy to shed a little light on the mysteries and make it more comfortable for people to get started! I hope you find the courage!!!
@@akaNoraKnits Thank you!
Wow, your Korshavn cardigan and fuschia boucle purse look amazing! ❤ I also love your Caron Blossom Cakes sweater. I bought a bunch of that yarn with a gift card last year and started a blanket but abandoned it when the weather warmed up. I need to finish it! The yarn is so pretty but can be a little squeaky and warm for the summer.
Thank you!!! It’s so soft and cozy! I hope you find your way back to it!!
If you look at the musselberg, you will see that you didn’t have enough yardage to make it as long as it was meant to be. You also have to remember that you need to decide how long to make this hat the way you want; size of turn up of brim, slouch or no slouch, etc. will influence how long to make it.
Yes I’ve just learned that that was the case. I’m sorry I missed that! Thank you for letting me know!
If you're looking for details on Musselburgh specs that would be helpful, Knitty Natty has a video about all the Musselburghs she's made and what has worked best.
For me, my favorite that I've done was 19 in between the increases and decreases. I like a little slouch, so I might even add another inch in there next time. :)
Yay new cast on!
Yahoo! Happy Saturday to me! Oh my goodness! Love the double knit button band! Love the texture difference and so classic!
Yayyy!! Happy Saturday!!!
That's such an interesting construction for the purse! It turned out great though!
So clever and engaging!
I also use the Knitters Pride "universe" of interchangeable needles. I mostly use Lantern Moon, but I also have some of the Gratitude cords and they're great. You could check out the lantern moon cords too if you're interested in another great option. I think they're simply the best cords. I also wanted to mention that if you don't already have them, there's a cord connector you can buy. It's inexpensive and allows you to connect two cords together! This is how I try on my items. Simply take off your needle, connect another longer cord with a stopper at the end, and voila! You can try it on so quickly! No need to transfer stitches to a barber cord. Then you just switch back to the needle when you're ready you knit again. It's so painless, I don't know why I don't see more people doing it this way.
Great to know thank you! I definitely have used the cord connectors for trying on, and I still do sometimes! Depends on my mood really or what I have handy lol
That cardigan is going to be STUNNING 😍 What a difference a button band makes!
Thank you!!! It’s allll in the details!!
Another great Saturday morning podcast. You make my day. I love to see the things you knit.
Thank you so so much 🥰
Based on your description of the Musselburgh hat, I’m glad I bought a mini skein to do for a cuff! Right now I’m just obsessed with the free pattern Warmest Regards, but if you are looking for an interesting double layered hat, the Woolly Waffle Hat by Stephen West is a really interesting one.
I’m glad you found it helpful!! I’d definitely do the same next time!! I’ll have to check those out-thank you!!
Can you undo the bind off of the musselburgh - frog back to before the decreases…then add a coordinating yarn that will be on the inside and not show…and knit a few more inches then do the decreases and bind off?
Hi Nora! Throughly enjoyed your podcast as usual. I have knit 2 musselburgh hats now, one in handspun and one in hand dyed sock yarns. In both cases I knit the adult medium using the stitch count for the smallest gauge on US 2 needles and in both cases I had to add yarn for the crown decreases to get the length needed to roll the brim because I ran out of yarn. I don't know how it knits up with thicker yarn, but I found that, with my tension at least, a 100g skein of sock yarn was not enough to fully knit the pattern. That being said, I don't mind the colour change because I have it on the inside, and the hat is wonderfully warm, but I wouldn't necessarily call it a 1 skein project when I knit it.
I didn't have luck with the Musselburgh. I made it twice, matched gauge and it still felt small. Used almost a whole skein of Olann 75/25 base? I just decided I'm ok without one. Love the projects!!!!! - Kimberly
Skinny singles only has 400 yards, looks like HHF Sock yarn has 437. I just started a Musselburgh in a size 3 needle and the sock yarn, so I'm hoping I get a little more length that way! I'll report back!
OMG there’s a different tutorial from Kimmie for the buttonholes where you don’t cut it at all!! The video is the one where she has pink nails! It’s using a yarn over and monumental!
Whaaaaaat?! Omg thank you for telling me!!
@@akaNoraKnits I just came back to say the same!! ua-cam.com/video/AIUtOMxpCgg/v-deo.html
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I made the musselburgh and had 30 gram left. Most fingering weight yarns have over 400 m of yarn so your yarn definitly fell short of others. Mine did turn out a bit too small too, but not to much. I can still fold the brim.
With th projects I would go for 3 at least instead of 2. One intricate, one simple and then 1 wild card.
That Cabana shade is gorgeous.
Right?? I'm loving it!!
Could you add a few more black single crochets to the purse at the sides of the D-rings to make it looks like the black channels connect?
I always love your clever little cartoony visuals with the knit stitches incorporated! No idea how you do that but it’s CUTE!! 😊
Probably!! If it bugs me, I’ll definitely try that! Thank you so much 🥰
Cady Jax has a video for provisional(with crochet hook) tubular cast on that is so easy. I never dread/avoid tubular cast on anymore because of it. The video is for in the round but easily modified for a flat project.😊
So good to know!! Thank you!!
Thanks for the tip
Gotta try the Oslo Hat by Petite Knits. It’s a double brim and pretty warm! The pattern calls for fingering held double. I’ve done that and also a DK.
The Lantern Moon cords also work with those needles. I have knitpicks interchangeable sets and I replaced all my cords and have been so much happier with them!!! Also the lantern moon cords all come with wooden stoppers. Aesthetically it makes my heart so happy!!
You were talking about your wips and it reminded me of something , a friend told me. February is the month for finishing all wips and frogging what needs frogging. This was another great podcast.❤️🧶👍
Such a great idea!! I’ll have to borrow that once I see where I’m at! Thank you 🥰
You should try the latern moon cords too. I like them a little bit more than the mindful. I found the mindful break at the join easily, but the lantern moon cords are super sturdy and more like the chiaogoo cords. They fit with the knitters pride needles and usually come in a 2 pack so they seem more expensive but you’re actually getting 2 of the size you ordered.
Love the cardigan!
Oooh do good to know!! Thank you!!
Paused the video at 7:25 to answer your question about the Musselburgh hat. I knit mine on 7,5 gauge. Started first half with a 50grams ball of fingering yarn then changed yarn for the other half. I was left rather disappointed bc at the end of the hat I had to decide whether I liked to have a folded brim on a ridiculously short hat or wear it slouchier than what my intention was. Sooo long story short: in my personal experience this is NOT a one skein hat, if you like it folded. I think I'd like at least another 6cm for knitting it to a length that makes sense to me. I have my second one already in my needles
I had to add more length to my musselburgh. I had used 2 different yarns so I ended up cutting it in half and then adding more of the color I wanted to show on the outside and the. Kitchner stitched it back together. It was a hassle but I am glad I did because it is much warmer now that I can fold the brim. It is 23” now but I have a small head. Maybe you could rip back the end and add another color for more length. It is less effort than knitting another fingering hat. ❤
So true!! Maybe once I’m over it enough 😅
Hi Perhaps you can put a false brim on to the hat......just pick up stitches around the brim and lengthen it that way. If you don't have enough yarn just do it in same weight yarn but black...would still look awesome!! Cheers from Down Under xox
Great idea! Thank you!
Most welcome ❤
I think my favourite part of your podcast is singing along to the jingle🤩
Well thank you so much 🥰
Use black sharpie on those pink stitches!
BRILLIANT!
I've never knit a Musselburgh with it (I have my first one on the needles now) but in my experience, skinny singles is a bit light on yardage compared to other fingering weight yarns - I knit the Lone Skein shawl out of it last year (which is meant to be out of one skein, hence the name) and I ran out of yarn. I think if I run short on my Musselburgh I might do the second crown in another color, and just tuck that one inside! It will be my little secret, and I'll get rid of some scraps too
I definitely recommend doing that! Good luck!!
Another great episode! BTW. I always have 5 WIPs max going on. Because who's to say, anyway? Whatever floats our boats, I say. 😊
Absolutely!!! Whatever works for you!! I’ve just learned that it does not work for me, so I’m trying to slowly and comfortably move into a better system. But I think everyone should knit the way they want to!!
I have a 5 wip maximum too. works great for me. I once had over 30 projects and 5 is much more manageable. Now I frog things instead of letting them linger.
The meterage of the hedgehog fibers yarn seems like it might be closer to a sport weight yarn. I made my husband a musselburgh with a yarn 75/25 sock yarn that had 437 yards per skein, and he's able to comfortably get a folded brim out of it!
A dehumidifier in your “blocking room” will speed the process up for you.
Good to know! Thank you!
I actually bought a hedgehog fibers skinny singles skein last year to make a Musselburgh from, I was considering getting an additional skein of cheaper yarn to bulk it out and with your advice I'm definitely going to do that now. I'm sorry you're not happy with the final size but I'm sure your bf loves it and I think it looks great!
I definitely recommend doing that! It works out that you won’t see half of the hat anyway!
I've made several Musselburgh bags and the first one I made was the adult medium and I was able to have it plenty long enough for me to fold up the brim. I had a 7st/in gauge and the yarn I used had 436 yards/100 grams.
I think u answered ur own question w the hat... most adults wear a large hat...
I am wondering if ur dad likes his sweaters, not snug...I am looking forward to pics of him wearing it 😊
So fun to watch you once again. That little bag is amazing. The color and the gun metal details are so clever. I love that you use all kinds of yarn for your projects. I have been missing that little brushed alpaca mohair friend from before, and seeing this bag , kind of scratched that itch for me. Your new cast on with Caron cakes has inspired me to finally get something on needles instead of just baby blankets. I collect those cakes like people collect coins or stamps. ( Do people still collect those?). Thank you for sharing your joy.
Thank you! I really love it! Definitely make something for yourself!! It will feel so good! 💛
I had to come back and leave a comment (I was making gnocchi, and there was no way I was touching my phone, lol). You're always so entertaining and knowledgeable. Thank you! I can't wait to see your dad's sweater. And your bag is so cute!!!! Oh, and soon we'll be seeing the antler buttons. I think that was the first video of yours I ever watched. Happy knitting 💚🧶💚
Yum!! Thank you so much!! I cannot wait for the antler buttons to make their comeback 😂 thanks for being here!!
So happy to catch your video this morning! Love the progress on the cardigan! Look forward to seeing it complete and styled 🥳. All the best to you.😊
Thank you so much!!
Can’t wait to hear about your dad’s sweater!! 😂
Regarding the yardage for the Musselburgh hat, when I look at the pattern it does say that with a gauge of 9 stitches per inch, adult medium requires 520 yards/480 metres so I think it’s understandable that the hat came out a bit short with 366 m - that’s the yardage required for a baby sized hat at that gauge ❤ it’s super pretty though!! I really love that yarn 😍
And wow that bag came out amazing!! Really nice choice with the gun metal!
Thank you so much for catching that!! I didn’t even realize that was there. Thank you for letting me know!
I’ve been making lots of the Classic Ribbed Hats by Purl Soho. I made a medium in DK for my adult son and a large in a fingering weight for myself. I definitely loved the dk more and have already started a 3rd. I’ve been wanting to do the musselburgh but I keep watching UA-camrs who have not been happy with there’s.
I'm curious if you have a bed with room under it. You could potentially get a large matt that you could slide under the bed. That way you could have one or two large projects drying and not taking up space.
Smart idea!! We utilize under the bed for storage, but I like the way you think!
If you are still looking for other hat patterns, my go to winter hat pattern is the Rebel Soul Beanie by kutovakika! Its alot of ribbing, but the triple brim keeps the ears nice and toasty 😊 I've made 3 for myself and 2 for my boys, and they can definitely be mindless knitting as soon as you get in the groove of the ribbing.
I’ll have to check it out!! Thank you!!
Wowowowow I’m obsessed with your boulevard bag!!!!!!!
Thank you!!
I cannot wait until you finish your Korshavn cardi! I love the double knitted button band, it looks great with the basket weave stitch
Thank you so much!!
What a fab bag! I am going to knit a Chanel type cardigan and that bag will be the icing on the cake. But first I am going to cast on the Dusk to dawn shacket. UA-cam suggested that I might like that episode and I did. And I like you. Thank you for being so inspirational. I am going to binge on your podcast today while I finish my Kutovakika darling cardigan.
I’ve been seeing a few of those Chanel inspired cardigans pop up and I think it’d make a great paring! I’d love to see if you get to it! Thank you so much for watching 💛🥰
I’ve made a few Musselburghs. My favorite yarn is Knit Picks Gloss Fingering. I knit them on a size 5 (I’m a tight knitter) and get a gauge of about 6 stitches per inch. I think if you loosen your gauge, you’ll get a longer hat. I usually have 21-22” between decreases with yarn left over.
So fascinating!! Good to know! Thank you!!
I had the same situation with my husbands hat also. I used knit picks stroll and the turn up is tiny, but hubby says he likes it.
So interesting!
That cardigan is a work of art❤️
Thank you!! I really love it!
Cute purse, but don't bother with bias tape, just color the pink basting stitches with black Sharpie. Easy and indelible.
So so so smart!! Thank you!!!
I love the bag so much!!! It turned out great. Nice work! 🤩❤️
Thank you!!
The cardigan looks great! I want to knit a cardigan soon but the one I have my eye on is brioche and so will take forever lol
I have The Essential Beanie
by Andrea Gaughan on my to be made list, I like that its got options for multiple weights of yarn too. I’m testing a sweater now by Andrea which is turning out very nice.
Thank you!!! I have to try Brioche, but perhaps this year it will happen!! I’ll have to check that hat out!!
I love brioche (super new to it), but I say go for it! Good luck on the brioche cardigan. It’ll be well worth the time. Take care, Anna
I used lang 150 merino to make my husband a medium musselburgh on the 9stitch per inch gauge and it took me part of a 4th 50g ball to make, so over 150g! Made to pattern measurements. I was glad I didn’t try to make it out of 100grams, as I didn’t have a way to buy more
So I’m not the only one!! I’ll have to keep that in mind in the future!
Most fingering weight skeins have about 400-437 of yarn so that might help you have a longer Musselburgh. I just finished one out of gentle whisper yarn and got a really nice deep turn back on it.
Good to know! I’ll have to try it again with something that I know had more yardage
My best fitting Musselburgh was knit on 3 mm needles at a 6.5 st per inch gauge. Adult medium used about 446 yards or 408 meters of fingering weight or 102 grams. I should get the length from crown to crown too…
So interesting!!
THAT BAG IS CUTE AS HELL 🥳
Right!! I love it 🥰
You can color the inside pink thread with sharpie or pigma pen!
BRILLIANT! Thank you!
@@akaNoraKnits You're welcome!
Your sweater is so wonderful!
Thank you!!
I am really enjoying your podcast. You are a talented knitter! It is obvious that you put a lot of work into the editing of the podcast. I am obsessed with your knitted picture you insert (espically Osie). Where do you get all the knitted pictures from? Keep up the good job!!!
Thank you so so much!! I create the graphics using a crafty little combo of ProCreate, Canva, AI and Adobe!
OMGosh! That button band looks sooooo good! I wanna do one toooooo!!!!
Thank you!!! I’m honestly itching to find another double knit project, because that was so fun!!
I’ve made several Mussleburghs in worsted weight, dk weight and sport. That seems to make a full size hat. I haven’t tried fingering weight yet. I’m going to guess that you are right about the yardage of your yarn where the size is concerned.
I've done Musselburghs with fingering but my skeins usually have 400+ yardags
Great job on the double knit button band ! ❤❤❤
Thank you!!!
Knitty Natty has some great Musselburgh hats that seem to fit the way that you're describing! She has some great videos and is pretty consistent with ravelry too
I’ll have to cross reference her notes! Thank you!!
Nora love your earrings! I just love unique earrings. The purse looks cool, good job. Great idea with having an adjustable strap. Regarding your cardigan: I don’t know if your familiar with the movie “The Parent Trap” (Lindsey Lohan version, my favorite movie) anyway, there’s a scene where Chessy meets Annie for the first time & says, while crying: “She’s so beautiful! She’s so big! Can I hug her?” Nora… when you lifted your Korshavn Cardigan, I said those words out loud. 😆 Gosh, I’m such a dork. Nora, she looks so good, great job! “Holy cow”, indeed! This cardigan is on my to-do list & I love that double knit situation on the button band- so slick.
P.S.: Sexy Cardigan Swoop needs to be a thing! Heeheeheeeeee. 😊
Take care, Anna
Thank you!! I am a sucker for a fun earring!! Omg that is the cutest reference ever!! I love it! Thank you 🥰 yes we need a good sexy cardigan swoop!!!!!
Oh my gosh I love the bag! Beautiful. So much nicer with the chain strap too. I agree the versatility of the strap is a nice option. I also love your brown cardigan. It is beautiful. I’ve been hoping you would show it to us. You are gonna be done so quickly with your gray one. Yay!🎉 Bummer on the fit of the hat. It is very nice though.
Hey I have a quick question. Your knitted photos you throw in is so cool. Is it a special app? I’d like to find something for my painting channel, not knitting but don’t know where to look. Have a great week Nora.❤
Thank you!!! I really think the strap makes all the difference!! I can’t wait to see the cárdigan all styled up too!!!!
I use a combo of ProCreate, Canva, AI and Adobe to make my graphics! No one app in particular
I broke a Knitters pride cord before I got my mindfuls! They're the best for sure!
So so good!!
I made an adult medium Musselburgh and at first I knitted it at an adult medium 8.5 stitches per inch, but when I got to the continuous stockinette part I was worried it was too big so I decreased to knit it to a 7.5 stitches per inch gauge, which is what I was actually knitting. I had a tighter gauge for the increase rows than the stockinette section, which threw me off since you are supposed to measure your gauge during the increase section. Maybe now that it’s blocked, you can re-measure your gauge and see if you are still at 9 stitches per inch. If not, you can make the next hat following your new gauge and hopefully that will mean less stitches around the hat so you can get more length.
That being said, I ended up with the same final measurement as you at 23 inches, but I find I have a lot of brim. Perhaps it’s a difference in the shape of different people’s heads? Also, I don’t like a lot of room up top so perhaps it’s a preference thing as well :)
Totally could just be head shape and fit and I think that’s all so personal! I should go ahead and remeasure my gauge. I know I measured it one more time before I made it through the increases but I do wonder!!
I’m so glad you mentioned this! I am making one for my toddler and am finding the main portion of the hat looks waaaaayyy too wide. I was thinking my gauge during the increases must be so different and was trying to decide what to do. I chose to move on and finish it as-is because I’m so close to the decreases. I hope your hat turned out nicely!
I haven't finished watching yet, but I love your shirt! Would you be able to share a link to where you got it?
Thank you!!! I think I have owned this top for almost ten years 😬 I wish I could even remember where I got it!!
Hi there! Knitting my Korshavn while watching. Love yours! Just wondering when you picked up for the double knit band, do you pick up every stitch because the band is stockinette? Or did you use the same stitch count as if you were doing the ribbed band?
I followed the same rate as listed in the pattern!! I was wondering if I should have made changes, but I figured I’d find out eventually 😅 so far, it looks like it worked out just fine!!
Thank you
I notice when I use certain hand creams before i pick up my knitting the yarn will bleed onto my hands. Not sure what the chemical reaction is but, I am being more careful
Someone else had mentioned that and totally makes sense. I don’t use any hand creams, but maybe it was just a fluke thing in the beginning
I’m working on the Oslo hat and that may be better for your boyfriend
Thank you, enjoyable to watch
Thank you so much for being here 🥰
🌴☀️Great Day Dear Nora🙋🏽♀️I’ll be back beloved☀️🌴
Thank you!!! 👑👑👑
Does the yarn get caught in the swivel needles?
I haven’t experienced that yet, but I have only been using them for a week!
for the cord problem all you have to do put them in boiling water do not buy new ones
this will make your cord flexible it has to be real hot though and leave them in for 5-10 mins
Thank you for another great video Nora 🤩
I also use the Mindful interchangeable collection along with the KnitPro 4” lace needle tips, they’re a total game changer 🥰🇬🇧
Would you send a hyperlink of your cardigan project page?
At the moment, I have not written anything down on there, but my Ravelry is always in the description and you can find the project on there where you can also get to the original pattern. I hope that’s helpful!
🌴☀️Can’t wait to see dads finished pullover awesomeness…relax it’ll be fine and it look sooooo nice Nora 👕
Musslebrough: I made the Easy V Sweater with Fisherman’s Wool & Patons both are worsted. Then made the hat with the same yarn BUT I didn’t block it nor wear it actually as yet. I used a 4mm US 6 though and didn’t make it as a fold over brim. I think what happened here is you were limited at the start with the amount of yarn designated for this project because otherwise, you would have had a more substantial brim 🕵️ I still like it
Clutch Bag: WOW you did a marvelous job 😮 it looks store bought NORAAAA🥰 it looks red on camera to me
Cardigan: you slayed that button band like mic 🎤 drop!!! I like this version miles more than the first one. OMG 😂the gobble arm😭 who needs to watch a comedy, just watch Aka Nora Knits
Wips: I’m finishing things. 1. Seaglass Tee and 2. Sailor Swift Top. I like making in advance for the seasons to come so I can actually “wear” the things lol
Cables: I’m soooo happy you tried the cables and their so darn cute the stoppers eh🥰🤭
Thanks for making this video, I appreciate all that goes into it especially the knitting popups. Please hug 🐶 Osi for me pretty please. You dog is gorgeous☀️🌴
Thank you thank you!! Fingers crossed!! The color of the bag is just sooo difficult to pick up on camera! I’m hoping I can capture it when we do FO photos!! I’m dying 😂😂😂😂 I really do crack myself up !! Hahaha.
You are so smart! I am hoping once I get back on track with WIPs, I can do the same!!
Yes thank you so much for the recommendation! They are so so so much better! Love from Miss Osi and me 💛
@@akaNoraKnits sending you a BIG OLE’ HUG 🤗 blessings to all that matter to you dearest Nora
I hate the phrase “selfish knitting” … no one is entitled to our time, money, or skills. Knit whatever you want for whomever you want. If it brings you joy, it is enough.
It’s so interesting, I’ve had a few people comment on the phrase now. I see what you all are saying, but it’s funny because I totally meant it as a true selfish knit. As in there are other patterns I want to knit for myself (and others-and no one is expecting any knits from me) and I just went with a guilty pleasure of basic stockinette with some fun stripes yarn! Total selfish knitting in a good way-like just accepting that I want to eat the whole box of cookies in one sitting 😂 I hope that makes sense!!
@@akaNoraKnits Oh it makes sense. I’m pregnant and could definitely go for an entire box of cookies right now 🤣❤️