Episode 48 - Ranunculus, Ranunculi
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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2024
- Welcome to this episode of Little Big Knits! Hope you enjoy all the yarny and knitting goodness I share in this episode! I will also be announcing the winner to the giveaway from last episode. It is always a pleasure to spend time with you!
Feel free to leave a comment below!
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In this episode:
Finished Objects
Puntal: www.ravelry.co... knit using Rosa Pomar Vovo: www.ravelry.co...
Works in progress
Myrtle Sweater by Kate Davies: www.ravelry.co...
Ranunculus Sweater by Midori Hirose
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Dreaming of Spring socks by Olivia Villarreal knit in Woolly Mammoth Fibres
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Lumme by Sari Nordlund TEST knit using Cascade 220
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Pretty Things mentioned:
Alley Cat Yarns: alleycatyarns.ca
Roots and Rain Yarns: www.etsy.com/c...
Sock tube service: www.etsy.com/c...
Bags by Awesome Granny: www.etsy.com/c...
Knitting Ring: www.etsy.com/c...
Knitting Ring: corinalunita.com
Yarn Shops mentioned:
Wabi Sabi: wabi-sabi.ca
Espace Tricot: espacetricot.com
Podcasts mentioned:
Knitting Pipeline (audio and video)
Knitting with Frogginette
Tejer en Ingles
Sari Knits
Distant Stitches Podcast
Hawthorn Cottage Craft
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Selma, l love your podcasts. You set the atmosphere for calm with all of your beautiful scenery shots and of course your lovely calm and lady like demeanor. Your work is top notch and I really enjoy seeing all of your works in progress as well as the finished ones. The array of yarns is stunning. Thank you for sharing with us.💕
Thanks to you for your lovely comments!! ☺️☺️ glad you enjoy the podcast!!
What a beautiful tribute to Paula, so thoughtful and heartfelt. We all lost a treasured podcast friend and I miss her kindness, enthusiasm, knowledge, and creativity that she put into each episode so much. You deserve every kind and generous comment. You share such a thoughtful approach to knitting and I hope to make a runuculous as beautiful as yours one day. Hugs from Oregon! Valerie
She was a very special person for sure ❤️
I will start my first Ranunculous sweater soon. I love your videos. I lost my dad as well Oct 2018. Knitting was the only way to cope. After 1 year, I decided to use up my wool stash slowly! Getting tips helps too. Very relaxing hobby & is good for memory too with all the calculations!
Thank you Selma for a wonderful afternoon’s entertainment. It’s a week later, and here in England there os no respite on our media at the moment. I so enjoy your calm and soothing voice and the beautiful knitting. Those lovely silver knitting rings look interesting- though to be honest I “ knot with both hands” when I’m doing colour work, so my yarn is on different sides of me. My mouth is watering at the sight of all those lovely yarns...time to get back to my stash and have a play!
Yes I think the knitting rings work with continental knitting as far as I know. Let’s hope for some respite soon!! 🤗
Thanks for all your enthusiasm for your projects to come, I find it quite inspiring
Happy Easter to you too hon. I like to listen to old Agatha Christie stories on UA-cam whilst I'm knitting or crocheting. You do beautiful work and you inspire me to learn more and to dare more. Thank you.
Thank you Selma. Lovely as always. I restarted knitting at the beginning of the first lockdown here in the UK and wow what a joy. I didn't know about knitting podcasts but I discovered you and binged from the beginning! You and some other lovely podcasters have taught me so much. A Felix just about to leave my needles as we speak. Thank you again. x
Thanks for sharing your walk. You can see that spring is a burbling thought under the snow...soon.
Oh, my, I just checked to see if you had a recent podcast less than an hour ago, and was sad to see there was nothing, and then this came up! ❣️ I love your Ranuncului! I am knitting on my ninth one as I watch this. I have four daughters and knit one for each of them, and I just can't stop, for all of the reasons you mentioned. 😀 I also had the same thing happen with knitting the yoke that you experienced with forgetting the K1, several times. My eye just passed over that part! LOL I am currently knitting one in just mohair by itself, inspired by The Knitting Traditions podcast. ❣️ It will probably go to my oldest daughter, Aimee, as the color is perfect for her. Speaking of compliments when wearing Ranunculus, my daughter Kate is a teacher, and one day when she was wearing her purple Ranunculus, her principal, a man, complimented her on it. When she said that her mom had knit it for her, her principal replied, "Wow, I thought you'd bought it at Anthropologie!" , which is a rather pricey women's clothing store here in the US. It did make me smile, for sure! Both of your Ranuncului in progress are beautiful, but I confess that now I want to knit one in olive green. 😍
Wow!! I know there are people who have knit many ranunculus! I wonder if there is anyone else who has knit 9! I’m glad you are out there! I have actually been thinking of making one for a friend of mine who always comments on mine. Happy knitting!
Thank you Selma for the most perfect Saturday morning watching you and knitting on a sweater. I need a ranunculus in my wardrobe....I have thought so since I first saw yours in Larne but now I need to get making! Have a wonderful Easter 🐣
So many people are commenting here too on the ranunculus I may have to host a Kal in this group too!!
I LOVE your UA-cam Webcast (or vlog). You have such a warm, friendly, strong & wordly personality. You clearly express your ideas, thoughts & experiences. You make the effort to be respectful & correctly pronounce words as they are meant to sound. Because you complete so many knits, you really inspire many of us. Thank you for expanding my horizons & ENABLING 😜 the heck out of my knitting mojo!!! I gave colorwork a try because of you. I am now dozens of colorwork patterns richer, I've dyed non-superwash fingering, dk merino & icelandic worsted yarn to start knitting more pullovers or cardigans (which ofcourse I now HAVE-TO steek...geez!).
All. Your. Fault!
I was an innocent subscriber, just plotting along, happily knitting socks. Now I'm a fiend & also find myself testing the Lumme pullover for Sari Nordlund. I absolutely love knitting, thank you for the inspiration & the company you provide while I knit & while in lockdown. Best wishes!
I joined a knitting group when I first got to Sitges and brought a sock I was working on. The older ladies in the group were fascinated- and now they’re all making socks! I’ve also converted them to circular needles and magic loop. ;) Great pod, as always!
Excellent!!!
Always enjoy UR podcasts ,SELMA! A perfect way to start my day!Thank you,,,,
Congrats to winner!!!
Hope to jump on board with UR make along colorwork ,,,,Will hope to try a simple hat to start,,,,Never have done anything like that,,,
Loved all UR makes,,,
Elaine🏡🏡🏡
Yes. Awesome Granny is in Texas. I went on a whim and ordered her bags over Christmas. I love them!
Thank you so much for the tribute to Paula. I have to say you are the first knitting podcaster that I have heard honor her. She is so deserving and was such an influence in our community. I am participating in the Pipers Journey knit a long. She will be missed but never forgotten.
She was a special person to me and to so many. I feel like I forgot to say a bunch of things I had wanted to say but I got the essence out. I look forward to all the shawl tributes to her!! ❤️❤️
Very enjoyable podcast. Your projects are so beautiful. I would really enjoy seeing the sock parade, as I am trying to knit my first pair of socks 🧦. Looking forward to your next podcast ☺️
Hello Selma, I have been watching you podcast for a year or more and really enjoy it, especially the beginning and ending videos of Ottawa. I grew up there but have been living in NS for almost 40 yrs now. I want to thank you for enabling me to buy more yarn :) from Alley Cat Yarns. Melissa also helped with her email re provincial tax being charged as of May 1. So some fingering singles are coming my way to be paired with some mohair silk from Les Garcons to make my first Ranunculus. If it turns out and she likes it the sweater will be a gift for my daughter on her birthday at the end of this month. Also the Nutriden yarn , I first heard about this yarn from Lisa on Knitting by the Sea podcast, a spinner/knitter in Marblehead US, and you may want to try Fleece and Harmony podcast, 2 sisters who grow, mill and dye their own yarn on PEI. Until your next podcast stay healthy!
I’m knitting a Ranunculus now and I did that same thing forgetting to knit that 1st stitch. So I also wrote a note to remember.
Thanks for showing us your wools and knits. I’ve been getting my wools and patterns in line, and saw a few more ideas from you, but I’m still just stuck on a safe, wool scarf. I do think that I’m ready to get started on a sweater. Thank you. Between you and Kate, my courage is definitely increasing.
Beautiful sweaters and yarns! Thank you for sharing your journey and the finished items. Congrats Karen!!
You are an inspiration. Such beautiful projects and your colour choice is stunning. Thanks for taking the time to share. I am trying to purchase yarn from Canada so getting hints on them is just what I needed. Can’t wait till you share your talent again.
Loved the podcast. I am a cuff down sock gal.... now you have me thinking that I need to try a toe up pattern. So will look into patterns, thank you for this thought. I as well think the shawl you mentioned by your friend who recently died is a nice design that would fit nicely in my shawl knitting. Such a beautiful tribute you made. Thank you for an enjoyable podcast.
Loved your podcast Selma. Lovely to spend time with you and your knitting this morning. I’m down the road in Kingston 🧶😊🇨🇦
Thank you Selma for another lovely podcast and for saying what you did. Thank you for giving your time and energy in recording your podcast and giving us joy in the craft. I don’t have any knitting friends, so watching like minded people talk about the craft is lovely. My partner thinks I’m mad..... bless him... anyway, looking forward to the next episode. Wish men could wear a Ranunculus too.... sadly not.... 😆 happy crafting
Thank you! Men wearing ranunculus 😂😂 let him think you are mad!!!
You’ve inspired me to make a Ranunculus top 🥰 Lovely podcast ✨
Hi. I am enjoying your videos. You are a great knitter. I enjoy looking at your projects. They are beautiful. I am enjoying knitting knitting and crocheting again. Take Care.😊
I love the Ranunculus pattern. it is gorgeous. the socks are really beautiful, i've never knitted a pair of socks ever. I have made aran knits - cables are my favourite but socks have always seemed so daunting. Oh that Wabi Sabi shop is gorgeous. Congrats to the winner of your giveaway!! Thank you for a wonderful podcast.
That is such a lovely photo of you and Paula - I know you will treasure it, and your tribute was beautiful, Selma. Seeing your lovely Ranunculi, I now know this must be a future make for me. I always pick up another pattern or two every time I watch your podcast. Hope you're having a wonderful Easter, dear lady. ❤️
Thanks for keeping me company while folding piles of laundry! It definitely made the time go quicker!
This is my first time to watch, and I will certainly be back. Thank you.
Really enjoy your podcast. So agree with the meditative aspect of knitting and your gentle presence supports that. I also love 💕 the grays and lilacs.
Txs a lot love your works. The dark Brown is perfect as cuff, heel and to. As the rest is sooo prettty together. Perfect contrast i think
Thank you very much Selma! It was such a joy to watch your podcast today. Your beautiful projects and thoughtful comments inspire me to continue my journey of discovery into the world of knitting. The Alley Cats yarn is stunning and I will have to look into it further. Joyeux printemps!
I just got some faded peony natural sock from Emma. Yes, you have the breed blend correct. Can’t wait to cast on some socks
You are such an inspiring knitter❤️ Keep your podcasts coming please, and continue to stay healthy
Swap around the colours of the sock. Put the dark grey/brown? at the toe end as it will be in your shoe. And put the pale blue up either before the pink or after.
Another lovely afternoon with Selma..always interesting and inspiring....I love the variety of topics and your life catch ups..be well, be safe, Selma and Happy Spring to you and yours! PS.I completely understand about finding the perfect sweater..and knitting it over and over..there's nothing better!
So happy to have watched your podcast for the first time. Look forward to your next episode. Thank you for sharing about Paula, and honoring her. I wondered how she was as it had been quite some time ago since her last episode with her sister. I wasn't aware she had passed away. God bless her and her family. RIP Paula. -StitchedbyMimi
Always nice to hang out with you! I’ve knit 5 Ranunculus and probably made that same mistake, even with notes! Have 2 more planned. I just finished the Humulus pullover and am now knitting a riotous colour tee “ The Lizzie Sweater”. I’ll pop them in the KAL. Thank you to all the prize sponsors and you!
You're probably the 7th Podcaster I've seen who has done Ranunculus...now I must make one.
So lovely to.spend time with you again Selma. Love everything as always and yay to the Ranunculus. I am.looking at yarn today to.plan what I can use..love Sue x
Thank you Susan!! Can’t wait to see your ranunculus!!
I am so glad I found your vlog! Nice to see a fellow Canadian knitter. The olive green Ranunculus is so beautiful. I am casting one on with Juniper Moon Zooey as part of a class.
Lovely video. Such a joy to sit with you. Thank you for sharing. Think I may have to cast on the Nuuk sweater.
Selma, your words about Paula were so beautiful. You always say the right thing at the right time. As always, your knitting is amazing and I leave your episodes with so many ideas. Thank you!
Oh my, thank you so much. It doesn’t always feel right but I’m glad if the message gets through. I will miss Paula and I find myself thinking about her a lot. ❤️
Thank you for a well thought out podcast...I agree...knitting brings us joy and quiet time. Thank you for honoring Paula’s memory. She was an amazing person who touched so many lives.
Just love the show Selma, it was like meeting a friend again ❤️
WOW!!! The LUMME sweater is fantastic, and you have done a lot in the time so far. As usual, an enjoyable episode. The winners will get beautiful yarn. enjoy this weekend and keep taking care xxxx
Good podcast. Again. Wonderful footage at end in particular. So relaxing & pretty.
Thank you Selma so much for that lovely podcast, it is always a joy to watch. 😊
I also test knitted that colorwork pullover by Sari Nordlund. Main is in green colours. And I really like your combination too. Worsted weight sweaters is going soo fast.
In The Garden of Good and Evil! A treat of a book, and to help understand it, if you’ve not spent time in the American South, being 15 minutes late and no rush is the atmosphere. So of course the author will slow you down to stroll along those magnolias.........❤️🙏🏽 Namaste
Good point!!
Good morning! I enjoyed this podcast early this morning. All of your knits are so inspiring and beautiful. I have yarn for the Ranunculus and it has been waiting for me to get it started! Maybe I will start it this weekend! Thank you for the tip about the increases. Thank you also for the wonderful ideas for project bags, yarn, podcasts etc. Wishing you and your family a happy Easter.
I just purchased your color work ring from Finland! Can’t wait to find some happy mail! Thank you for giving us another lovely podcast.
She is not far from you if I remember. I think she was in the North?
I live in Florida... very far from me, but that’s ok!
@@snowyowlknitter5039 sorry I thought you were another snowy owl that lives in Finland!! 😂
I really look forward to your podcast. I am not joining color KAL yet. I am still not sure about myself. Someday....
Thank you for all you do. I am always inspired by your knitting
Thank you so much! It is my pleasure ☺️☺️
Dear Selma....Would you believe, I’ve finished all of your podcasts from the beginning! I have loved all of them and found so many really beautiful patterns I would love to make!
You have become so familiar to me and I see you as a true friend and will be looking forward to your every new podcast!
You are my middle daughter’s age (from what it appeared) but you share the same birthday as my youngest daughter!😊
My God bless you and really looking forward to your next finished objects (the myrtle sweater) 😂 and the review of your socks!
I live in St Paul, MN and we can get very cold weather as well! My feet were so cold this winter I made knee high socks out of #4 wool and did a k2,p2 rib all the way up to the knee! I absolutely love them...they are so warm and squishy on my feet! I just wear them more like a slipper sock!
Take care my friend and I look forward to what you will do next!😊
Hello Barbara!! I m thrilled that you lasted all those episodes and still want to watch more!! Let’s see if that Myrtle will ever get finished! Let’s hope so!! I am currently 54 soon to turn 55! Time flies so let’s have some knitting fun! Take care my dear ☺️☺️
@@littlebigknits my middle daughter Lisa just turned 55, my youngest daughter’s birthday is June 28th...52.😊
I told my daughters we’re all becoming the same age! 😂. In May will be a young 77!
Very true. After a while we’ve all had all kinds of life experience so we all in the same camp really
I came across your podcasts a week ago and fell in love with it. Hence, I have binge watched ALL your podcasts. You do a wonderful job and are an inspiration to me in many ways. One being your swatching which I've never enjoyed doing, but now have a new outlook thanks to you. I'll be doing a swatch before beginning the Dissent sweater by Andrea Rangel. Thank you many times over for your podcasts.
Some people are very serious About swatching... I can’t say I fall in that camp but I’m probably a B+ student 😆 I rarely make a full square and block it for example unless the yarn is unusual and I have no clue how it’s going to behave. Thank you for taking the time to watch all the episodes!! That is dedication!!
It´s a beautiful mug. I like the little detail of the ladybug crawling on the side.
There is one inside as well!!
Thank you, Selma - just so delightful are you. Wonderful visit . Such beautiful treasures you are making /have made. Yummy yarns !!! So appreciated the nature walk at end. perfect music and Perfection outdoors. THANK YOU ( ^ ; * ) All the best to you, Selma - looking forward to your next visit. Stay safe. marcia
Glad you enjoyed your visit ☺️☺️ until next time!
Hi Selma! I'm so happy to discover your podcast. So very enjoyable to see what's on your needles, and a great place to learn about all the great yarns out there (Canadian eh?) 😄 I live in Lévis, QC south shore of Québec City. Born and raised in Gravelbourg SK.
I'm going on to episode 49 now and looking fwd to many more. Take care!
Love the Beautiful yarn Shop! It's nice you have such a nice shop nearby!
Always enjoy your pattern and yarn choices, and love that you are often considering pulling back a project that you know won’t work! Beautiful home, fun personality 😉👍🌷
As for the socks made with minis - if it were me, I would alternate skeins every 1-4 rows for a striped effect that would blend the colours nicely instead of having them in discrete blocks...
Thank you for the wonderful podcast, I always love to watch and see your beautiful projects. It has inspired me to knit more sweaters. I’m so glad you share your ideas. I also bought a ring , can’t wait to use it .❤️❤️
There was so much yarn candy in this video. It literally made my mouth water.
Lol!! Glad you enjoyed it!
Enjoyed this very much....your inspiration led me to want to knit my own ranunculus.
Thank you for a lovely podcast and especially for your tribute to Paula. I enjoyed her podcast for years, she is missed by many.
She is indeed ❤️
Oh that test knit you are doing is just beautiful! Love that colour way. And am most impressed that you can produce a colour work sweater in so short a time - it would take me months! x
Just found your podcast and I love it. You inspire me to knit more and try new things. I will be watching you more in the future.
Thank you for podcasting. I love your nature walks.
I have 2 comments and1 question. First of all I want to say how much I enjoy your podcast and the lovely projects you complete and present. Secondly I want to say thank you for sharing about Paula from the knitting pipeline. I quite by accident found her audio podcast as a beginner knitter not knowing anything about the knitting community of podcasters available and I feel so blessed to have found her style of knitting. I remember downloading her podcast and listening to her while combining in the fall; my husband in the combine and I in the grain truck hauling grain. She made many late nights easier to handle. RIP Paula.
My question that I have for you is “ what does the store name Wabi Sabi mean?” Thank you again for your commitment to the art of knitting as it makes me smile.
Thank you for your lovely story about Paula☺️☺️ Wabi Sabi is a Japanese term that I believe has to do with creating and accepting the transient and imperfect aspect of creation.
@@littlebigknitsthank you very much for clarifying about the wabi sabi name 😄
Thank you for another great podcast Selma! I also have two “Ranunculi” and do not rule out another! It is such a beautiful and satisfying pattern! Your Olive green one will be stunning, especially with your blond hair!
Ahhh! Lovely! This has been such a relaxing way to start the day, knitting and catching up with you. I am now tempted to fish out that yarn that was set aside for a new Ranunculus.....😬
Yesss!!
Terve - it was me who bought the ring. I found it kept spinning around on my finger, so I ended up going back to two handed knitting. I will give it a whirl again though. I am also testing Lumme - I am on the last cuff, so I will be done tonight. I am using Berroco Ultra alpaca which I had in stash. This is my 20th test knitting for Sari - I love her patterns!
Hei Leea! I’m sorry the ring didn’t work out for you. I’m assuming you tried to make it smaller? I find I tilt it a bit towards me and it stays there. I may have short stubby fingers though! 😂
@@littlebigknits My fingers are pretty stubby too - maybe the yarn is too thick. I will certainly try it again. I loved your Ranunculi - it’s in my queue along with fifty other projects! hyvää pääsiäistä!
I'm so sorry you're having to go into another lockdown. 🙏
I'm always so glad to see your podcast. Such a treat.
I gotta say I love how you pronounce everything as it should be.
All your Ranunculi are lovely. You make me want to take the plunge and knit one for myself.
Have a lovely week, sweetie. 🌻
I say go for it!! Hello to you too!
Thank you for mentioning my colorwork tips video! Great episode :D
Thank you for watching!!! I always enjoy your offering!!!
Selma, such an enjoyable video! I'm a crocheter but love to see your beautiful knits. So inspiring!
I love your Runuculus. It inspired me to put it in my queue. That test knit color work is so lovely. Your color choices are perfect.
Happy Easter to you and your family. Thank you for sharing your knittaffection.
I have to tell you that you are on my top 5 of favourite podcasters, you have often inspired me with your knitting 🧶 and I love to see the nature in Canada 👍 I’m from Denmark by the way💕
That is such an honour ☺️☺️ thank you!
hi there Selma x coor what a packed poddie this time x great to see you, your makes and your walk x I too have 4 Rununculi, and planning more - they are very addictive x smashing yarns too x looking forward to your sock line up next time x take care x much love to you and your family x Welsh Sal x
I think there are quite a few of us in the multiple ranunculus club! 😂 glad you enjoyed the podcast!!
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I have to say THAN YOU! I always feel like I am sitting with you and chatting peacefully about something we are so passionate about. You are an inspiration!🧶❤️
Thank you 🥰🥰
I love Whistlebare! I joined the Spring Intention shawl designed and hosted by Kat at Heather and Hops. She is doing it I. Conjunction with Whistlebare. I ordered the kit through them and the yarn is glorious. It is the Cheviot Masham. That Myrtle sweater is gorgeous. I think that Sari Norlund sweater is gorgeous and your stitches are great. I’m working on my very first serious color work piece, a Cowl by Knitting Tradition. I’m very nervous but having fun. If I get good at colorwork, I’m going to order that ring. I have that Ranunculus pattern on my list. It is such a pretty look. I checked out Hawthorn Cottage after you mentioned her and I really enjoyed her and subscribed. Thanks for the heads up.
I am sure you will get the hang of colourwork especially if you already think it’s fun!
Lovely to get caught up with you, Selma, as always. You’re such an inspiration. I appreciate that you paid tribute to Paula. She and her podcast and video channel were such a force in the knitting community. I was surprised that other podcasters didn’t mention her passing. I too had hoped to attend one of her retreats. Thank you for sharing. Abrazos. -lajoyagirl
❤️❤️ I really miss her I have to say 😢
Another great episode. Thank you so much for sharing your beautiful knitting with us. I can relate to having your head full of all the things you want to knit! Sometimes I have trouble sleeping thinking about it...exciting🤩🤩. And thank you so much for the sharing about Paula. I have missed her podcasts and wondered how she was but had not heard the news of her passing. I must say I’m very sad. Even though I have never met her my heart is heavy and she will be missed so much by the knitting community but even more by her grandchildren and family 😢😢
She really will. ❤️❤️
I just found your podcast and really enjoyed it! And what a coincidense: here I am in Finland knitting Joji Locatellis pullover and planning to begin my first Ranunculus😄 Also Nuuk and several of Sari Nordlunds pullovers are on my to do- list. Thank you for sharing your knittings and have a lovely spring!
Love your finished sweater, awesome color way combo. Your WIPs are so lovely, the colorwork sweater in the periwinkle is my fave. I clicked your link to the awesome grannie bags and bought 2! Thanks for enabling, enjoyed your podcast.
I am sure you will enjoy her bags!!
Thank you Selma for the knitting company again ! It`s funny and amazing to hear that you have relatives here in Finland, I didin´t know that when I watched your podcast for the first time. Somehow I just felt "at home" listening to you. It is totally true what you said about the calming effect of knitting, at the moment
I´m especially thankfull for that !
My family is from kauhajoki and around pohjanmaa. I’ve had others say I am Finnish in my style 🤷♀️
Ok :) I live in Kaarina just outside of Turku. Yes, you really do have quite a lot of finnish style in you and your making.
🙏you for this lovely podcast - I have knitted the ranunculus 3 times with also different wool and each of them looks wonderful - thank you for all the inspirations - I hope I will see you soon 🙏🧶
Just ordered a bag from Awesome Granny and indeed she is in Texas, such cute fabrics. You made me reconsider knitting a Ranunculus yours are so beautiful. We have a sort of Wesboro connection, although I live in the states my street is Wesboro! I think I should win that beautiful yarn lol!
I hope you enjoy her bag!! The ranunculus is a lovely pattern!! You know my opinion already! That is a fun coincidence re Westboro!!
Thank you Selma for this generous Easter episode. I never knitted a Ranunculus but it has been on my top favorite list for long. I loved your tips on the repeated increase there and various yarn options. I bought the pattern now and as soon as I find the perfect yarn, I will start my first (and I have a feeling also that it will not be my last!). I am about to start the Lucky Pieces colourful vest in Pompom no 36... maybe I’ll join your Colourplay KAL with that one... gonna check that out at least.
Very inspired by all your Ranuculi to cast one on myself. Thanks for another lovely episode
Its been a DELIGHT hanging out with you too, dear Selma. I saved the episode til i was knitting my new sock and the time went too fast. Congrats on the 10k. Love Lu xx
Thanks for sharing Selma! I love the Ranunculus. I've made two. I think it might be time to do another one! Thanks for the inspiration.
I love the colors of your sock, the mini skein one. The stripes might look cute if the stripes were thinner?
Happy Easter🐣. I love your podcast and I love your knitting specially the Ranunculus. And also I love your Spanish, Spanish is my first language. Thanks,
Gracias!! Me alegro!!
Just found your channel- subscribed!!! So many pretty things!
Hi Selma, so nice to catchup with you...Congratulations on 10K!! Your makes are beautiful..love the olive Ranunculus!
When I did Ranulculus I must have ripped it 6 or more times at start. I really like love note they are both similar. Will knit one of those again. Not sure which yet. All of yours fab.
I hadn’t heard that Paula had passed away. Thank you for sharing this and your fond memories of her. She was a wealth of knitting knowledge. I enjoyed listening to her podcasts especially those where she would read letters from Elizabeth Zimmerman.
A lovely memory of Paula! ❤️