Knitting Traditions Podcast Ep.52- finished kofte, a palate cleanser and knitty plans
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- Hello and welcome to episode 52 of the knittingtraditions podcast!
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Watch cap hat by purl soho
Cumulus tee by petite knit and my new kofte
FO: Mod 243-5 damejakke 7 ny in rauma finull color 4130 and 0401
kumulus tee using bambino by viking garn
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Garter square blanket using rauma finull, .75 mm needle and 30 sts and 30 garter bumps long.
Socks in zakami yarn
Jules genser by sandnes garn using tynn silk mohair
Half and half triangles wrap by purl soho in linen quill in turmeric yellow and oatmeal grey
Ranunculus in knitcrate asher
Oak beanie by vera valimaki using hodgepodge yarn merino bulky weight
Casting on: linen stitch pillow case in gazzal organic baby cotton
Garterslidetee by james n watts
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Your kofte is brilliant. I didn’t even notice the wind in your last podcast - record where you want!
Your kofte is a stunner ! Congrats on finishing all the button bands & facings!! I know anyone who gets to wear it is extremely fortunate!
Dear Inga how nice to hear you talk about your "other job" ;)
Really enjoyed listening to you while you knitted your beautiful project. Good change every once in a while feels good.
Wish you all the best.
This was such a fun episode! Thank you for the knitting ergonomics advice 😄
Thank you for your wonderful podcasts! I have just started knitting again, and really getting in the right knitting vibes when watching this. I live in the Netherlands and none of my friends knit, since here unfortunately it is not a 'cool' thing like in Scandinavia, so at least i feel like i am knitting with a UA-cam friend :). Thank you!
Knitting is very cool, they r missing out;)
@@knittingtraditions I totally agree :)
Loved this chatty episode and knitting along with you. Reminds me of your first episodes. Thanks.
The kofte is amazing 😍😍😍 looks gorgeous on you 🥰
Btw, in Ukrainian we also call knitted jacket kofta ☺️
Your jacket is a masterpiece! As an Occupational Therapist, I m so glad you shared your knitting ergonomics, it’s important information 👍Also, for new watching, have you seen a series from Australia called Offspring? It’s on line, streaming, a funny/ sad fiction series about a female OB/GYN , it was a great relaxing watch😀 Love your podcast!!
Oh thank you for the tip!! Will have to find that one
Hi, love the jacket!
Beautiful
Wow what a beautiful jacket you have knit. You must be so happy. How long did it take to knit such a big garment in stranded colorwork? Also loving that lovely mint plant behind you.
4 weeks of knitting then 4 months of steaking and button bands😂
Hi! Thanks for the hat tip! Try Sandman on Netflix! It's brilliant!
А как на норвежсклм морозе поведение батарея электромобиля? На сколько километров хватает одной зарядки?
Is there a video of how you knit. I knit continental if you look like you do something different.
I have two videos on youtube and two reels on instagram😁
Den Orange lua,hvilket norsk garn kan enn bruke?
Hvilket som helst garn som er ca 100-130 m per 100g😁
You truly amaze me. My mind is blown away with your ability to create so many gorgeous knits while working in such a demanding profession. Thank you for all of your beautiful videos, Inga. Love to you from Massachusetts. 💖💕💜
I love your little outside corner! Such a nice surprise to have another episode so soon - I didn’t think the wind was so bad that anyone should complain last time… but glad for this extra time! I love listening to the Wheel of time audio books while knitting or cleaning😅 I find it a fantastic fantasy series. The 1st season of the Amazon show inspired by it was also good (from my pov) 😊
I loved the chatty Sunday knitting podcast. It’s just what I needed and wanted! Love your kofte. It turned out great! Also, found it so interesting to hear about becoming a physician in Norway. Thanks for the fun video. 💕🧶🇳🇴
Thanks Inga, enjoyed knitting along with you. The colour of the Hodge Podge hat was amazing on you! When yarn is 50% off you are obligated to purchase, it's an unwritten rule, perhaps you were unaware?
I was👹
I just finished a bright orange purl soho ribbed hat, it matches my oil gear for the boat 😂 Fall is coming on fast here in southern Canada. Your Kofte is amazing Inga! I could totally use that in my wardrobe. Enjoy your sunny travels 🌏
Your podcast is a gift to us, wherever you choose to record. I didn't notice any issue at all with the wind!
I so enjoyed hearing the process, and your journey, toward becoming an OB-Gyn specialist! And I loved getting to knit with you too. Your kofte is gorgeous. I am so impressed with the button bands! I also tend to find patterns for the yarn I have. Sometimes I buy for a special project, but a lot of my yarn purchases are because I've fallen in love with a particular yarn, or else that I've found a type of wool (usually), or other fiber (sometimes) that I want to knit with. Thank you for the wonderful episode, and have a great vacation!! p.s. I'm excited for the upcoming knit-a-long.
omg I didn't expect you to mention ACOTAR here 🤣 This is where my booktube sphere and knitting YT sphere unexpectedly cross over. I'd consider the book to have younger target audience but nevertheless hope you find some fun there! (I only listened to the audiobook for the first one because I just wanted to see what the whole bookstagram fuss was about - it was enjoyable but not something I wanted to invest more time and keep up with the series) As for something to do while knitting, I listen to lots of thriller books! I just think thrillers are really enjoyable as audiobook format with its plot-driven structure and everything.
Wowwwww! Thank you for sharing - your knitting is so beautiful as always. I loved hearing a bit about your medical training as well. I can’t wait to hear how you like ACOTAR I enjoyed it - got a little hot and bothered accidentally on a plane 🤣 so watch put for that! Hahahahah as far as the sound goes - can I just say I get annoyed that people complain about beautiful/free content! Sit where you want! I love the view but I suppose now you get to look at it!
Sending warm thoughts from Colorado!
Also couldn’t agree more about you talking about not knitting for pay or if someone wanted to order a knitted object. I was knitting my daughter Edie a onesie at work the other day and one of my colleagues was like wow you could open an Etsy store and sell your stuff and I was like…. Well I c oils but for that to be worth it to me I would charge like $900 for a baby onesie soooooooooo no. Hahah I love knitting for gifts but would never be able to do it for a job - for me knitting is an act of love and I can’t sell that. Anywayyyyy thanks again for sharing!
I agree! How much is every free minute spent to make something for 4 weeks worth😜 alot.
Sound is good this time. I can hear you.
Lovely kofte.
What an inspirational video! We wish you lived in the US!!!!! Your story is so wonderful and you will make a very dedicated doctor! Your knitting is such a compilation of beautiful works of art! Premier Yarns is located in North Carolina. If you are ever in the US (Southeast) we would love to have you visit our Corporate Office! Premier Yarns all come from the Fistas Mill in Turkey. The President of Premier Yarns, Hal Ozbelli, is from Turkey and now lives in the US with his wife and family. (Their fathers were both doctors in Turkey!) Enjoy your Holiday in Turkey with your family!
Oh thank you so much😁💕 hope to visit one day😚
The lemon balm tea has the benefit of being a stress reducer.
I gift it to my daughter who has a 5 am wake-up and a stressful job.
When your summer grows short & fall freezing starts, you can dry the leaves & use it for a hot tea to enjoy in the evening.
The minty taste is good for upset stomachs as well. I drank it a lot when I was pregnant.
I love the cardigan! 💚
I’m so impressed with your dedication to knitting gorgeous objects that will endure & be enjoyed by many for generations ❤️
I just started clinicals as a surgical tech! The operating room is intimidating but it’s a lot of fun. There’s lots to learn. It’s scary but fulfilling. Good luck!! I hope you love it.
Have you ever tried the Top Down Ribbed Beanie by Charisa Martin Cairn?
It’s free, adaptable to every yarn weight or size you want to make.
As it is top down, you can use exactly the amount of yarn you want!
And it’s ribbed! I find it lovely!
Hugs from Portugal! 😘
I love your videos and your knitting. You are a pleasure to listen to! Good luck with your medical career. I am from the US. Any idea how to get a copy of the Ruana 243 pattern that your kofte (sp) was done from? Also, do they do English translations?
Could you do a video showing all the men/unisex sweater/jumper/cardigans/jackets you have done???
My son wants a sweater or something and I just can’t find anything that intrigues me🤔 you tend to knit with that in mind so your help would be appreciated 🥰
Thank you for explaining the medical education process where you live, it is fascinating how long it takes! When you are finished with specialising as an oby/gy do people then specialise further, like multiple births for example?
You always impress and inspire me!
Beautiful
Did you watch Atiye ? It on Netflix and it a turkis series. Very good!
Hello Inga! Your knits are always gorgeous : ) I was wondering if you have watch the podcast " It Is A Sarah" She podcasts in english and in dutch I think you would enjoy her : )
Thank you Inga - love the knit and chat. Also your reminders about our bodies and positioning for health. On knitting, I’m loving the hats. I’ve got to add some - still working on knitting a cozy hat that fits. I have a smaller head too
Do not worry about little things like wind in the video. I knit hats but in acrylic. It is Mississippi hot and humid. I like the hats. Sometimes, i use mohair or a luxury fibre. It is great to learn from you. And that modified the pattern information is helpful.
Wow one of my very Favorite episodes yet! The green/white jacket is beautiful! Lots if time in that and your green top is pretty. Just love how you talk about things in your country such as all the years you must put in to become a doctor then the specialty. Grateful that you are one of the few dedicated to what you love doing. Please do more like these and just knit and talk about things in your country. You’ll probably think its boring but to some of us its very interesting. Did miss your walking photos but maybe do one around your town or street or area. Thank you for sharing
I'm knitting while listening and when you described how you knit, I was like.... I'm doing it exactly the same way😅
Thank you so much for all the joy you bring into the world! I am so inspired buy your knitting! I just bought the Cumulus Tee pattern! I want to make wool t- shirts!
you need to read the Crescent City books after the ACOTAR books - not saying anything more - I know they feel different as Crescent City is far more urban fantasy - but there is a reason....
Love your podcast and hearing about Norway, your knitting and purchases.
Your sweater is absolutely beautiful! If only you crocheted! Lol.
Tellement joli ton Kofta. C'est très relaxant tes vidéos! It is so beautiful your kofta!
Thank you for keeping me company this morning while I’m unpicking an enormous row on a shawl border. The description of your training was really interesting. I can highly recommend The Rivers of London Series by Ben Aaronovitch as audio books. If you can get the English versions the narrator is superb. Enjoy your holiday.
Lovely to “visit” with you again. I don’t miss those early days on rotation!
Hi, Thanks for the audiobook recomendation!! love
I barely noticed the wind sounds. Sit where you want. ☺️
The cardigan is really pretty the bottle green shirt is perfect for you.
Happy to have the instruction on the continental knit method!☺️
The specialist training sounds very similiar to my Swedish one, but that’s not very surprising! :) Is your university hospital far away? Mine was 1h45 min by car, which was nice, I could leave very early Monday morning and get back okay on Fridays!
I loved ACOTAR too! I’m currently listening to Bone witch by Rin Chupeco and liking it a lot so far!
The closest is about 3.5 hours away so we will probably move when we have to go to ‘gruppe 1 tjeneste’😁
Thank you for a nice timme with you. You knit so many nice things.
Love your podcast, your yarn choice, and your knits. I received a yarn gift from Norway it is Linde Garn REN ULL …. I searched a lot to find yarn reviews on it but found nothing. I love rustic yarn like Gotland or Shetland yarn. I’m not sure how it compares. Just to know if to knit a garment with it or a lap blanket or kids toys. Do you have any idea about this yarn? Thank you!
I havent used it but from what i read its used for garments, it felts easily xcept the white color it says, the fibers dont list origin so i assume its imported mix of sheep wool😁
Just found your podcast girl! And i am so excited to start alll the way from the beginning 😊.
I am very curious about your knitting style. I learned continental but I use my pinky and middle left finger to help my pick up my yarn…. And they can get sore…
Would you mind like doing a close up video of the way you knit? It just sounds and looks very relax way of knitting.
🙏😊
i do have a video on here for both my knit and purl stitch :)
hi I am writing to you from Plaistow New Hampshire USA, I love watching your podcasts. I suffered a stroke 4 years ago which affected my right side of my body, I was wondering if you have a knitting tutorial on the way you knit. I do american knitting and my hand gets tired very quickly because of the stroke. PLease let me know if you have a tutorial on continental knitting. I'm not looking for speed, I am looking for comfort, Thank you
I do have a video on youtube on my knitting style , also a reel on instagram but i think the one on here is better
Hi Inga, I love watching your podcast - I watched some episodes multiple times! It is great to see all you knits. I noticed that you have made several garments with alpaca yarns. I have 1kg of beautiful suri alpaca worsted weight yarn, but am not sure what patterns are good for it. I was initially thinking of making the Andrea cardigan, but am afraid that the yarn being so soft would not show the cables well. What is your favourite pattern for alpaca yarn?
Alpaca is very warm, its heavier then wool and has a lovely drape. Id use it for a shawl rather then a garment as it will often grow in length with time and not hold its shape as well as wool
so, intersting, russians has the same name for jacket "kofta"
The preference for electric cars in scandinavia is really interesting to me - the consensus is really divided where I live, especially after the UN/Amnesty intl reports condemning the mining practices to source the materials for their batteries. They are cleaner and cheaper for the user but instead the pollution/production/mining issues are pushed onto other parts of the world. I guess I am curious - if they are super popular in Norway, do people talk about that? People here still buy them and use them, my sister has one and she is saving a ton of money on gas, but it's definitely a hot topic of conversation.
There was alot of talk about it yes, the consensus was that as long as people dont just buy and scrap the batteries it was overall beneficial to the environment compared to fossil fuel cars. and they have created ways of recycling/disposing of damaged batteries i beliveve but im no expert. we personally plan on having the car for many years, the batteries have guarantees to prevent people scrapping the cars and insted get them repaired and they are getting longer and longer, so ours has a 7 year guarantee which is pretty good.
wow, nice to know there’s someone else who tensions the yarn the same that i do!🙂
I’m new to your channel, but how do you manage your time as a physician and with time consuming hobby like knitting? If you have addressed this in a previous video could you give me the link?
I basically just knit ever free waking minute of the day😁
Wait till you have to pay for a battery, they have several batteries inside..here in the states, we just replace the battery 5200.00 and tge headlight was 1250.00
Luckily it has 7 years guaranti😉
Beautiful wips and FOs! Sit and podcast where you are happiest. It's nice of you to even spend time sharing, so make yourself happy while you show your knitting. I wish you all the best as you keep growing in your field! Just amazing and really appreciative of all that join the medical field. Hugs! Kimberly
Thought the same as so many others. I love you‘re videos wherever you sit. I don’t care about some nature features. It’s nice! Some people seem to forget, that we are content creator in the old fashioned way, youtube was intenionally/ originally for. „Broadcast Yourself“. And not a Netflix-Produktion.
Hi Inga!! What a pleasant surprise. This morning I sit down at the table to do my makeup (after washing and drying my hair). Getting ready for my livestream at 12.30pm South African time (GMT+2). I was running someone's playlist and suddenly I hear a voice and she's talking and I'm listening and she's mentioning a fact here and there and I think, "Wait!! Is that Inga Skeie??" I jump up and put my password in so I can actually SEE - and yes!! There is my little Inga!! It was a happy accident that I could sit and do my makeup and listen to you. So relaxing. I'm very proud of you and your achievements. I told you before, if you were my daughter, I'd be so proud of you. I love the blonde hair on you!! It is early spring here, so early that it is still very cold. I'm wearing three layers today. Love what you're busy making!! gorgeous. Blessings to you sweetie!
Oh thank you so much Ursula💕 i am enjoying the blond 😁 hope your well and that you have a lovely summer😘
Your jacket is just gorgeous. Everything you do in knitting is inspiring. You seem to knit very fast! I would love an overhead view of your knitting method, if you ever have the time to make that kind of video. I’ll bet others would agree with this wish.
I have a reel on instagram like that
@@knittingtraditions I watched both of them. Thanks! That’s pretty much how I how I knit, but I’m a lot slower, and I’ve never mastered knitting without looking at my work. Good luck with your continuing medical training. I wonder if being a knitter will help you as a surgeon.
I love your kofte (?). It’s a masterpiece to be handed down for generations. I am currently near NYC and was planning to go to Purl Soho. It appears they have decided to close the store and only do mail order. How sad 😞. I was planning to buy some linen quill!
Love your podcast. I record mine outside almost exclusively and the wind is a problem. I must find a fix for it! ❤️🧶🧶❤️
In Russian it is called kofta too.
I love that orange colour for the beanie. I'm using a similar colour for a small clutch to keep my random stuff together in my bag. 🎃
I loved this knit and chatty episode Inga! Its been lovely to knit on my sweater while you knit on your half and half triangles wrap. Inlove the colours you chose and am looking forward to casting one of them on soon!
The bright red beanie is such a good color on you!
Oh my goodness, your jacket is very lovely and I would love to make it as well! Do you know if it is available in English!? I can only seem to find it in Norwegian unfortunately. You always inspire me! I hope I can get it in English!
Im not sure but its all charted sections if you able to follow stitch cont and use google translate
@@knittingtraditions Oh! I might try that! Do you might me asking you what colours you used??
Inga, your jacket is so beautiful. I want to make one, but I am a bit intimidated by the all-over colorwork. I have never done that much colorwork before. I don't know how you flew through it so fast. Could it be possible that it is safe for a experienced, but not advanced, colorwork knitter to do?
Yes if your able to do any colorwork you can do an all over colorwork in my opinion😁 it was alot og fun to knit, the steaking and sewing was the biggest challange
@@knittingtraditions ok thank you. I’m going to try it. It may take me a year to finish 😄
That Kofte is incredible!! Wow! You're so skilled, and I looove that you use natural, non-superwash wool. Also, the noise from the wind doesn't bother me at all. I especially enjoy the sit and knit with me portion. Thank you for sharing with us. Keep up the good work- your videos make me feel like I'm wrapped in a nice comforting kofte :)
Your kofte is beautiful.
Really enjoyed this episode. Love your plants there it gives such a lovely atmosphere...
Regular exercise is helps.
Thankyou Inga for such an informative podcast, your Cardigan has turned out beautiful but then I don't think I have ever seen anything that you have made that I haven't liked 😉 also thankyou so much for the tips on your knitting techniques & relaxing your muscles, very much appreciated. Stay well sweetheart and big hugs 🫂 ♥️
Inga your cardigan is magnificent! I’ve never done any colour work but your cardigan amazing! I agree with you weather wise I’m only across the North Sea from North East UK 🇬🇧 and it’s always jumper weather in in summer I still carry one as you never know! Love the hats especially the orange yarn! Happy holidays ! Have fun in the sun! Xx 😘
Your cardigan is absolutely stunning! Your plants are thriving. Your podcast is joyful as well as informative. Enjoy your holiday! I live in sunny hot humid Florida and we are still having summer mid September…but I do LOVE THE HEAT!
I didn’t notice wind sound in your last podcast. 🤔
You are such an amazing knitter Inga. Your Kofte is so beautiful! Your work is just stunning. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
I’m on my second week of radiation on my forehead. Brought plenty of knitting, crochet and cross stitch because as you probably know, radiation therapy takes only about 15 min. Of your day so I have a lot of time on my hands in the motel room for the week.
Wind ... what wind?!?! Love the hats - am planning on just a couple of Christmas gift knits for people who actually wear what I knit . Period, full stop. Thank you, Inga!
You should try British Merino, some of which comes from the Falklands. I am sure this would be soft and gentle enough for your delicate skin. Nice hat and shawl, enjoyed the beginner knitting tips.👍😀
Thank you for these lovely videos! I always love to catch up & get some rows in. I'm a second-year medical student in the US, so it's incredibly interesting to hear about the different processes/experiences of specializing elsewhere. Happy knitting :)
Hi Inge....one Christmas holiday knitting plan that I follow....one person gets a gift each year....it rotates. That way I have one item to make for Christmas and I try and make it super special for the person. That too might work for you! Thanks for sharing all your lovely items and your world. So enjoy listening to you. xo
Your Kofte is beautiful the colour choice is really nice, I’ve never tried colourwork but yours is a real inspiration. Your half and half is really lovely, the mustard is so pretty. We recently bought a hybrid car as electric cars in the uk are not as supported. Our car does not need to be plugged in as it charges the battery itself, we are very pleasantly surprised at how little fuel we need to now use. Have a wonderful break in Turkey, stay safe love and hugs xx
Lindsay Buroker has a lot of her audiobooks on UA-cam, they're urban fantasy with a lot of humor, I've really enjoyed them. I had to watch the beginning of your video twice just to look at your beautiful sweater some more.
In russian we also have such a word, i mean kofta (i don't know how it's written in norwegian but russian word in english i'd spell like this). We use it for all kinds of warm things with long sleeves, not just knitted ones)) just nice to hear a similar word) Love your kofta, Inga, huge amount of work. It's really beautiful!
After seeing your hats I pulled down a charcoal single rib hat and copied your pattern. Love the beautiful Kofte. Your knits are great my podcast friend.
Your kofte is amazing! Very inspiring. I learned to knit continental using your videos and I found them so helpful! I always find that stitches bunching up on my right needles to be my limiting factor. I blame my short thumb, it has a hard time pushing the stitches along. :)
Hi! Thank you for sharing more of your projects and knitting motivations. It's always fun to see what other crafters create.
If you are looking for free audiobooks, check with your public library (they may also have an app).
During the early stages of the pandemic, many libraries (including mine 🇨🇦) added lots of titles to their inventory.
Honestly, this free resource saved my sanity! I love going to the library but sometimes life makes it hard to do so.
Enjoy your vacation, your knitting and quality time with your significant other :) See you later in September
Such a great video! I am so tempted to knit a Cumulus tee after seeing yours. I very recently read the A Court of Thorns and Roses series and enjoyed it a lot. I hope you like it as well. 😊
I have yet watched a podcast of yours that I have not enjoyed. The wind was not a big thing for me since I do my handwork outside in the summer and this summer it has been pretty windy but still enjoy myself. I love everything you show us but am very fond of hats and shawls. Thank you for sharing. Oh I am from America and I even enjoy it when I heard some children having fun in the background.
Thanks for another lovely episode. I love your Kofte. It's beautiful. Do you have any good tips on youtube tutorials regarding knitting colorwork and cathing floats?
Inga, I’m a retired RN and live on an island in the Pacific coast off the state of Washington, and Vancouver Island. My first night on call myself and the on call Dr. had to deliver a baby! After that I was ready for anything! You have a lovely location, but still , intrigued with a trip to Turkey. How fun….. I would love to see Turkey. Good travels, ClaudiaSJI
I don’t remember the wind and the view was spectacular.
I love the colour of your Cumulus tee. I have two on the needles right now.
Love your podcast. This episode's sound was MUCH better. Thank you for the recommendation for the UA-cam audio book reader. I love fantasy and have been looking for an audio book to listen to while knitting!
I LOVE Sarah J Maas books! A Court of Thrones and Roses Series is great (book two is the BEST), but I prefer Throne of Glass as my FAV. I hope you do too. Thanks again for another relaxing podcast!
I love outside filming. I didn’t detect any audio issues in previous episode. I so wish we could get on with fall. Here in coastal North Carolina, summer continues.
Your hats are beautiful and I love how your kofte turned out! It's amazing :) Definitely worth a lot of pride from the whole process and the lovely result. Thank you for showing us how you knit colorwork and catch your floats in an earlier episode. I found it super helpful and I tried it with some Latvian mittens and they turned out well, because of your tips! I'm now really loving colorwork. :) As far as podcasting, thank you for sharing and leaning into the bravery of trying new things and putting yourself out there. It can be scary and vulnerable, but you're doing something beautiful and pushing joy into the world. I hope you feel loved and appreciated and know there's no pressure to do a particular thing. We're here for you and enjoy what you do ❤
Thank you so much ! That means alot to me to hear🥰😘
I did notice the sound of the wind in your last podcast, but was so mesmerized by your background that it never even occurred to me to complain about something so insignificant. I loved your kofte and can only wish that I was as talented (courageous?) as you so that I’d have the confidence to attempt such a thing. Enjoy your time off with your friends and family and stay safe.