I have to laugh because watching your stash is amazing for the reason how different we all are. Everything but the wool you mentioned you would wear in a universe is more something I'd wear and all the other colours. I would never even pick those up. It's fascinating how different people can be. But all the things you make I love, so we have that in common. 😊 😂 after watching more some colour started coming that I like
Oh my I just stumbled upon your channel and instantly subscribed. I went to Italy for the first time in March. My husband and I visited Palermo. I fell in love instantly. Italy has been a huge bucket list travel destination since I was 18 (18 years ago!). Your podcast is as lovely as you are🖤
I love the Erika sock. Beautiful lace. Am now thinking of making it, or a nettle/wool blend I got several years ago. OOh, sounds like such fun already.
I’m really enjoying your podcast today! Have you ever considered doing a color work such as a cowl and/or hat in differing shades of the same color? All those gorgeous purples makes me think it could be an awesome project!
I’m so happy to hear you’re working on pattern for the fluffy cardigan! I can’t stop thinking about it since I first saw it in your video. Whatever dress I’m wearing I think it would go so well with this cardi 😄
So nice to find you on here. Beautiful Knitters is my favourite yarn shop In the World!! I travel a lot. Karin and you were both very helpful to me when I visited last year, increasing my stash of gorgeous European yarns (that i was unable to knit with because I had torn a ligament off my thumb). I returned to NZ with my many purchases. Finally got my urgent surgery 9 months too late (our health system has crumbled), and will have a compromised hand for life as a result of the delays (yes, I do have private health insurance but the delays are just as bad as the public system). But, I'm pleased to say that knitting has hugely helped my recovery and fine motor skills. I have knitted up several garments since my surgery in January, including using yarn from BK. I have yet to knit the Barbroe blouse using your yarn recommendation when we met, but I'm looking forward to it. See you when I return to London in October! And if you know of any great yarn stores in Madrid or Stockholm, please let me know. Also, if Karin would like to share her tips on how to achieve perfect tension, I'd be forever grateful. Her knitting tension is incredible! Thanks for sharing your knowledge and positive energy. I love your videos. :)
I love your podcasts, Celine! I'm also feeling overwhelmed by my current stash and will probably be going through it in January. I'm currently working up a Cumulus Tee in KFO pure silk, plum rose, the Sailor Swift Top in KFO cotton merino blueberry ice cream and Japanese anemone, the Step by Step Cardigan in Noro Haunui Cotton, a Leaf Top in Noro Kakigori, my first self-drafted pattern in Cascade Eco Wool, a self-drafted crochet tank in Drops DK cotton light....and I'm honestly not sure what else 😅
I’m new to your channel and love your videos, content is enjoyable, lovely and fresh. Your yarn stash is amazing 😻. I love to crochet but watching your videos make me want to pickup knitting again but for sure, I will not be casting on 700 stitches 😱😱😱. Kudos to you for even trying 👍👍👍
I recently went through my yarn stash and donated a trash bad full of leftovers and full skeins I was never gonna get to because I bought them before I knew as much about my yarn tastes. I actually logged EVERYTHING in my stash on Ravelry, which is a big job, but also a fun job, and really helps me to know what I already have when I’m out and about buying yarn. Last week, I finally used the oldest yarn in my stash: black “Lindy Chain” a linen/cotton chainette that I knit into a cropped short sleeve Rununculus. I bought that yarn in 2016!!! Now, the oldest yarn in my stash is some souvenir local undyed yarn I picked up in Wales in 2018. I actually DID use two skeins of it in a shawl design, but I have one remaining skein that I have no idea what to do with (and it’s too sentimental to donate).
I was a thrower at the beginning, but I was so jealous of how fast people could knit, and I wanted that, so I also taught myself the faster way of knitting.
Drops mohair is itchy on me too, as are most mohair, except for kid silk haze by Rowan. I don’t know it it’s still made but you can find it second hand. It’s lovely. Kutovakika has a stripe hype sweater you could make with some of your stash. And UA-camr Finnish knitting stories knitted a lemme sweater combining lots of sock yarns which I’m going to do at some point. It’s gorgeous. Thanks for sharing ❤
Had a lot of fun watching your Video. My stash is quite enormous as I am knitting since my teenage years in the eighties. My oldest yarn in stash is from back then, a bright orange pure Merino fingering. 😂 Once in while I sort out yarns I don‘t really like any more and either give them to friends or colleagues who also knit or donate them to a Kindergarten or school for projects.
I think the Kaisla sock would be gorg! also I'm knitting on my very first pair of socks! using DPNs for the first time and using a self striping sock wool :)
I'm still working on a drop shoulder cardi, using my stash yarn. I have a lot of random yarns from my grandma left, without labels, but they are quietly waiting for their turn. For now, I'm finishing a cardigan and starting a cable sweater in Drops Alaska, which I got as a gift. You've given me some interesting ideas on how to use up my yarn, maybe I'll try to make some first socks.
What about with those cashmere yarns, of course if you have enough, you could make cropped blouse with body out of the thicker yarn and collar and some ruffles out of suri? It could be so nice to wear on gloomy late autumn days to brighten your day.
Currently knitting the Circular Yoke Summer Shirt by Purl Soho! But oh my goodness I am in desperate need of a project on some bigger needles. My last two projects have been on 3 mm needles, and I feel like the world's slowest knitter! Hence why I'm very excited for the release of the Sadie Top and have even already purchased my yarn for it!
That make me so happy that you already have the yarn for Sadie, thank you sooo much 💝💝 I started a worsted weight wooly project today because I missed it too much!
Right now I’m working on the Pattern “Sugargum” from Expression Fiber Arts. I love the Twisted Tweed yarn. I’m using 2 different greens and Fools gold. It’s going to be so cozy and soft.
On my needles today is the Melissa cardigan by Hiris makes on ravelry. I’m using hand dyed 100% Marino wool lace weight in this like rainbow color and it’s coming along so nicely.
For those two beautiful hand dyed skeins at the beginning, the Cognac Sweater by @atelier_castin only takes two skeins of yarn (it does call to hold them with a strand of mohair, but you’ve got plenty so it could work!)
I have to laugh because watching your stash is amazing for the reason how different we all are. Everything but the wool you mentioned you would wear in a universe is more something I'd wear and all the other colours. I would never even pick those up. It's fascinating how different people can be. But all the things you make I love, so we have that in common. 😊 😂
after watching more some colour started coming that I like
What a brilliant idea alternating stitches with different coloured yarns. Thank you!
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Oh my I just stumbled upon your channel and instantly subscribed. I went to Italy for the first time in March. My husband and I visited Palermo. I fell in love instantly. Italy has been a huge bucket list travel destination since I was 18 (18 years ago!). Your podcast is as lovely as you are🖤
Thank you so soo much 🥺💝
I love the Erika sock. Beautiful lace. Am now thinking of making it, or a nettle/wool blend I got several years ago. OOh, sounds like such fun already.
Yaaayy sock twins!
I’m really enjoying your podcast today! Have you ever considered doing a color work such as a cowl and/or hat in differing shades of the same color? All those gorgeous purples makes me think it could be an awesome project!
Thank you so much 💕 and thank you for the lovely idea, I think a smaller project like a cowl would be perfect!
I’m so happy to hear you’re working on pattern for the fluffy cardigan! I can’t stop thinking about it since I first saw it in your video. Whatever dress I’m wearing I think it would go so well with this cardi 😄
I love to pair it with a dress! So lovely to hear you’re looking forward to it, I really appreciate it ❤️
You're my new favorite knitting UA-camr
Sttoppp that is way too sweet 🥹🥹❤️❤️❤️ thank you so much for watching ✨✨
So nice to find you on here. Beautiful Knitters is my favourite yarn shop In the World!! I travel a lot. Karin and you were both very helpful to me when I visited last year, increasing my stash of gorgeous European yarns (that i was unable to knit with because I had torn a ligament off my thumb). I returned to NZ with my many purchases. Finally got my urgent surgery 9 months too late (our health system has crumbled), and will have a compromised hand for life as a result of the delays (yes, I do have private health insurance but the delays are just as bad as the public system). But, I'm pleased to say that knitting has hugely helped my recovery and fine motor skills. I have knitted up several garments since my surgery in January, including using yarn from BK. I have yet to knit the Barbroe blouse using your yarn recommendation when we met, but I'm looking forward to it. See you when I return to London in October! And if you know of any great yarn stores in Madrid or Stockholm, please let me know. Also, if Karin would like to share her tips on how to achieve perfect tension, I'd be forever grateful. Her knitting tension is incredible! Thanks for sharing your knowledge and positive energy. I love your videos. :)
So nice to read your comment, thank you! I wish you all the best with your recovery, see you soon ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Hi! It’s my first time watching your videos. Hello!
I’m laughing out loud, I’m 20 min in and I remembered this is all in your couch!! Couch stash!
Ahaha I knowww, it’s really funny how it’s all in my couch storage 😂😂
Love all the lace socks but Kaisla feels the most like your style 😊
Thanks for the suggestion, I agree, they really call my name 😍
I love your podcasts, Celine! I'm also feeling overwhelmed by my current stash and will probably be going through it in January. I'm currently working up a Cumulus Tee in KFO pure silk, plum rose, the Sailor Swift Top in KFO cotton merino blueberry ice cream and Japanese anemone, the Step by Step Cardigan in Noro Haunui Cotton, a Leaf Top in Noro Kakigori, my first self-drafted pattern in Cascade Eco Wool, a self-drafted crochet tank in Drops DK cotton light....and I'm honestly not sure what else 😅
So lovely to see your comments under my videos, thank you for watching 💝 And such a fabulous line up of WIPs 😍😍
BEAUTIFUL Stash!!!
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I’m new to your channel and love your videos, content is enjoyable, lovely and fresh. Your yarn stash is amazing 😻. I love to crochet but watching your videos make me want to pickup knitting again but for sure, I will not be casting on 700 stitches 😱😱😱. Kudos to you for even trying 👍👍👍
That’s so sweet thank youu 🥹 ah yayyy, that so nice to hear that you’d like to knit again ❤️
I recently went through my yarn stash and donated a trash bad full of leftovers and full skeins I was never gonna get to because I bought them before I knew as much about my yarn tastes. I actually logged EVERYTHING in my stash on Ravelry, which is a big job, but also a fun job, and really helps me to know what I already have when I’m out and about buying yarn.
Last week, I finally used the oldest yarn in my stash: black “Lindy Chain” a linen/cotton chainette that I knit into a cropped short sleeve Rununculus. I bought that yarn in 2016!!! Now, the oldest yarn in my stash is some souvenir local undyed yarn I picked up in Wales in 2018. I actually DID use two skeins of it in a shawl design, but I have one remaining skein that I have no idea what to do with (and it’s too sentimental to donate).
It's so amazing you logged all your yarns onto Ravelry! And a black ranunculus sounds so good 😍
With all those beautiful oddments you could make super scarves or shawls on a Rigid Heddle Loom. Great to weave, wear and for gifts.
oh my goodness, I would love to try weaving!
I was a thrower at the beginning, but I was so jealous of how fast people could knit, and I wanted that, so I also taught myself the faster way of knitting.
Drops mohair is itchy on me too, as are most mohair, except for kid silk haze by Rowan. I don’t know it it’s still made but you can find it second hand. It’s lovely. Kutovakika has a stripe hype sweater you could make with some of your stash. And UA-camr Finnish knitting stories knitted a lemme sweater combining lots of sock yarns which I’m going to do at some point. It’s gorgeous. Thanks for sharing ❤
I love Kutovakika!
@@woozybyceline 😍
Thank you for a great podcast and sharing your stash. I think the nettle yarn would make a beautiful pair of Erica socks.
Thank you 💝 I agree the leaf motif is sooo pretty!!
your italian accent is perfect!
Had a lot of fun watching your Video. My stash is quite enormous as I am knitting since my teenage years in the eighties. My oldest yarn in stash is from back then, a bright orange pure Merino fingering. 😂
Once in while I sort out yarns I don‘t really like any more and either give them to friends or colleagues who also knit or donate them to a Kindergarten or school for projects.
Thank you darling! It's so lovely that you donate your yarns 💝
I think the Kaisla sock would be gorg! also I'm knitting on my very first pair of socks! using DPNs for the first time and using a self striping sock wool :)
Thanks for the suggestion! And happy knitting on your first pair of socks 😍😍
I'm still working on a drop shoulder cardi, using my stash yarn. I have a lot of random yarns from my grandma left, without labels, but they are quietly waiting for their turn. For now, I'm finishing a cardigan and starting a cable sweater in Drops Alaska, which I got as a gift. You've given me some interesting ideas on how to use up my yarn, maybe I'll try to make some first socks.
So nice to have yarns from your grandmother
@@woozybyceline Yes and I am her only grandaughter who she taught to knit. I also feel like keeping memory of her alive by knitting myself
What about with those cashmere yarns, of course if you have enough, you could make cropped blouse with body out of the thicker yarn and collar and some ruffles out of suri? It could be so nice to wear on gloomy late autumn days to brighten your day.
Actually this sounds INCREDIBLE! Thank you!
@@woozybyceline I'm glad I could give you an idea ❤️
Lovely video! You should definitely knit the Kaisla socks they are gorg !! xx
Agreed!! ✨
Currently knitting the Circular Yoke Summer Shirt by Purl Soho! But oh my goodness I am in desperate need of a project on some bigger needles. My last two projects have been on 3 mm needles, and I feel like the world's slowest knitter! Hence why I'm very excited for the release of the Sadie Top and have even already purchased my yarn for it!
That make me so happy that you already have the yarn for Sadie, thank you sooo much 💝💝 I started a worsted weight wooly project today because I missed it too much!
Right now I’m working on the Pattern “Sugargum” from Expression Fiber Arts. I love the Twisted Tweed yarn. I’m using 2 different greens and Fools gold. It’s going to be so cozy and soft.
ugh, sounds incredible!
With those skeins, to alternate stitches, The Seaglass sweater comes to mind but maybe you could alter it for a top?
that is perrfeecctt!
On my needles today is the Melissa cardigan by Hiris makes on ravelry. I’m using hand dyed 100% Marino wool lace weight in this like rainbow color and it’s coming along so nicely.
oh my goodness the rainbow sounds amazing!
First time on your channel, merci 💗🐑
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I didn't know that there was an Unravel in September! I didn't get the one earlier this year, so I will have to get myself there this time!
It would be so lovely to see you there Helen
Que lanas más bonita para hacer prollecto preciosos me a encantado
Graciass 💕
Forgetful girlies club❤
Hiiii ❤️❤️
Hi! What is the pattern for the colourwork mittens mentioned at 26:02?
www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/songbird-mittens 🤗🤗
@@woozybyceline Thank you!
What are you wearing? Love the shirt dress! ..and of course the yarn 😂
It’s a linen dress from Piombo :)
@@woozybyceline thank you!
Such a fun video! I'm so exited for your Sadie top!! and I can't wait to see how it looks in that light yellow yarn!
Thanks darling! I just checked out the sea glass sweater and it is absolutely gorgeous!
Do you have a recipe for the saffron risotto? 😋 I ate it in Italy but now I want to make it at home ❤️
Hi I love the ruffle cardigan but couldn't find it anywhere could you link it?
www.knitharina.at/product-page/ruffle-cardigan-english 🤗
For those two beautiful hand dyed skeins at the beginning, the Cognac Sweater by @atelier_castin only takes two skeins of yarn (it does call to hold them with a strand of mohair, but you’ve got plenty so it could work!)
It's so pretty, I love that construction!