Great recommendations! Also thank you for the consistently good editing to keep up the pattern photos in a split screen while you are talking about them. I have noticed that many other knitting UA-camrs do not do this as well or as long as you do, and I really appreciate this as a regular viewer 😊.
Some great patterns in this video! Thanks!! I've knit one of the purl soho cloths and need to make more. So useful. And I love my thick socks. I used Summer Lee's Thicksgiving/mas patterns (paid), but I'm living in them right now. 2 x fingering on 3.5mm needles does knit up really fast.
Love that you included the balaclava from THINNNG, amazing Korean UA-camr and knitwear designer 😊 she makes really cute designs. I’ve seen ppl make her balaclava, I should too. Thanks for including this, I didn’t know there was a free pattern 😅
I love your taste so when you do these videos, I always find something stylish to add to my list of future makes that I may have never come across on my own. Always thoughtful and well explained. Great for our "knitting needs" 😊
Just wanted to say that I really love your videos! I’ve been knitting for a few years and am always inspired by the patterns you share as well as your unique selections of colors, fibers, and styles. Whenever you post a new video I know it’s going to be super high quality with amazing advice that pushes the boundaries of my own creativity. You’re inspirational in so many ways and I hope you know that! ♥️
Love this! I made the Purl Soho washcloths as a gift over the summer and they’re a super fun way to play with color combos I might not normally have put together. Definitely going to check out that cabled cowl, I know my mom loves cables but I am not up for making her a whole cabled sweater just yet 😅
The line about "knitting needs" made me giggle for some reasons 😊 thank you so much for the video! Idea for future: a round up of free patterns to try or practice colorwork. I recently knitted "Pixelated Pullover", it's a free pattern on Ravelry, really fun, engaging and easy to follow (and it was my first sweater too!)
@@heidikarpa2278 yes, very much! I wanted to knit it in chonkier yarn and I had no trouble modifying the pattern for my gauge. I made it a bit shorter too, I thought it's a bit too long on the model and will look awkward on my body type. The colorwork was satisfying and I really like the result!
This is my first time watching one of your videos, absolutely excellent information. Thank you for taking the time to put all of the information together for us. You're great!
As I am brand new to knitting anything listed as “beginner” project catches my eye. I am going to attempt a couple of your patterns and am anxious to order them. I have subscribed and am looking forward to a long relationship with your channel.
Great picks! The balaclava is one I would actually wear for the exact reasons you mentioned. Also, yes yes I do have a few very special big buttons ;) Do you know what pattern the picture of the socks you put up in the picture are? Thanks for sharing ;) Your yarny friend, also from Ontario ;) Sunshine
You really made me feel so excited for the #snipscarf. I have not seen it before and I'm german, so I can read the pattern easily. I'm really tempted to start it soon! So thank you for showing these beautiful patterns😊
Someone gifted me for my birthday a book by Purl Soho founder Joelle Hoverson ' Last-Minute Knitted Gifts. I love it, it has great patterns for all ages.
Are you sure that's a balaclava, not a hood? Balaclavas are generally a light knit garment with only an opening for the eyes and sometimes mouth, and usually meant as an undergarment to protect the face. It's close-fitting to protect from the wind.
It’s totally possible you could categorize it that way! I communicate the patterns as their titles are written on Ravelry usually, but your explanation makes sense to me!
Great question! It’s possible that you only need to pay above a certain threshold…usually 100CAD, but there are also calculators you can find online to help estimate this.
Great recommendations! Also thank you for the consistently good editing to keep up the pattern photos in a split screen while you are talking about them. I have noticed that many other knitting UA-camrs do not do this as well or as long as you do, and I really appreciate this as a regular viewer 😊.
Thank you! This was really
Good feedback I got early on, so I’m glad it works well for you 😁
As someone who was getting burnt out on knitting a bunch of Sophie shawls as gift knits… thank you!!!
My first time here. What a beautifully presented episode. I will be back. 😊
Welcome!! I’m so grateful for your support!
Thank You! The Balaclava is almost finished. Great design and fit. The accompanying video tutorials were very helpful.
Ooh - the Balaclava will be perfect Christmas gifts for my beautiful niece and my nephew’s girlfriend. Thank you!
Some great patterns in this video! Thanks!! I've knit one of the purl soho cloths and need to make more. So useful. And I love my thick socks. I used Summer Lee's Thicksgiving/mas patterns (paid), but I'm living in them right now. 2 x fingering on 3.5mm needles does knit up really fast.
Wow! These were great! You had several I had never seen before. Thank you
Love that you included the balaclava from THINNNG, amazing Korean UA-camr and knitwear designer 😊 she makes really cute designs. I’ve seen ppl make her balaclava, I should too. Thanks for including this, I didn’t know there was a free pattern 😅
Yay! I’m glad you found something you like in this video 😁
Wow! This is a great list! Thank you!
I love your taste so when you do these videos, I always find something stylish to add to my list of future makes that I may have never come across on my own. Always thoughtful and well explained. Great for our "knitting needs" 😊
Haha 😂 I like how folks got a chuckle out of that phrasing! I’m glad you enjoy this format 🥰
love love love the scarf patterns - I've never actually made a scarf for myself but I think this year is the year!
I’m so glad you enjoyed! Which scarf was your fave?!
Just wanted to say that I really love your videos! I’ve been knitting for a few years and am always inspired by the patterns you share as well as your unique selections of colors, fibers, and styles. Whenever you post a new video I know it’s going to be super high quality with amazing advice that pushes the boundaries of my own creativity. You’re inspirational in so many ways and I hope you know that! ♥️
Thank you so much!
Love this! I made the Purl Soho washcloths as a gift over the summer and they’re a super fun way to play with color combos I might not normally have put together. Definitely going to check out that cabled cowl, I know my mom loves cables but I am not up for making her a whole cabled sweater just yet 😅
As always a very nice podcast episode 😊
Wow, this was terrific and exactly what I needed, thanks for the bundle😊❤!
The line about "knitting needs" made me giggle for some reasons 😊 thank you so much for the video! Idea for future: a round up of free patterns to try or practice colorwork. I recently knitted "Pixelated Pullover", it's a free pattern on Ravelry, really fun, engaging and easy to follow (and it was my first sweater too!)
Thank you! I’ve been more drawn to colorwork this season than ever before, so I may plan for this!
I was just looking at that one. You liked it?
@@heidikarpa2278 yes, very much! I wanted to knit it in chonkier yarn and I had no trouble modifying the pattern for my gauge. I made it a bit shorter too, I thought it's a bit too long on the model and will look awkward on my body type. The colorwork was satisfying and I really like the result!
This is my first time watching one of your videos, absolutely excellent information. Thank you for taking the time to put all of the information together for us. You're great!
Thank you!! I do lots of roundups and I hope you stick around 😁
Great!❤ Thanks for ideas.
Well done!👏🏻
As I am brand new to knitting anything listed as “beginner” project catches my eye. I am going to attempt a couple of your patterns and am anxious to order them. I have subscribed and am looking forward to a long relationship with your channel.
Welcome! I’m so glad some of these caught your eye 😁
This video was perfectly timed for me!! Thanks! I do a lot of crochet but I have been wanting to improve my knitting skills this season ...^_^...
Great picks! The balaclava is one I would actually wear for the exact reasons you mentioned. Also, yes yes I do have a few very special big buttons ;) Do you know what pattern the picture of the socks you put up in the picture are? Thanks for sharing ;) Your yarny friend, also from Ontario ;) Sunshine
You really made me feel so excited for the #snipscarf. I have not seen it before and I'm german, so I can read the pattern easily. I'm really tempted to start it soon! So thank you for showing these beautiful patterns😊
Thank you! I’ve just fallen in love with her patterns so much lately. Might convince me to do intarsia 😁
thanks Emily!
Someone gifted me for my birthday a book by Purl Soho founder Joelle Hoverson ' Last-Minute Knitted Gifts. I love it, it has great patterns for all ages.
Ouuu thank you for sharing! I’ll need to check it out 😄
What do we think of balaclavas? I’m torn between loving them (esp this pattern) and being very unsure about wearing them.
I was born in and grew up in Ulster. I usually give them a swerve 😂😂😂 They are so stylish.
I like the look but think of them more as a functional item than a styling piece!
Are you sure that's a balaclava, not a hood? Balaclavas are generally a light knit garment with only an opening for the eyes and sometimes mouth, and usually meant as an undergarment to protect the face. It's close-fitting to protect from the wind.
It’s totally possible you could categorize it that way! I communicate the patterns as their titles are written on Ravelry usually, but your explanation makes sense to me!
Do you know if you have to pay duty on yarn ordered from Purlsoho shipped to Ontario?
Great question! It’s possible that you only need to pay above a certain threshold…usually 100CAD, but there are also calculators you can find online to help estimate this.
So, you like yarn held together...
Most certainly do! I love how it can enhance or totally transform a fabric/vibe/project and stretch our creativity with what we have 😄
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Just because you commented on the pronounciation- "lue" would be pronounced a bit like loo-eh :)
Thank you!!