Your daughter’s sweater will be stunning-love the colours! Your scarf /shawl is also beautiful. You are a very talented knitter and also seem to knit a lot for other people so good to see you knit for yourself.
Your shawl is just stunning! It's so Christmassy and only reminds me of Mr. Tumnus in the best way (he was always one of my favorites)! You truly did an amazing job! Looking forward to slowing down and getting in lots of knitting time and rest over the winter season. Happy knitting to you dear!
Isn’t it so neat that we can adjust our knitted clothing for different fits…especially for children’s wear. I hope that you are feeling well. This was a soothing and peaceful podcast that reminded me to “mind” my surroundings. We continually talk about change being difficult, but we and our world are continuously changing. You are right. A lot of us seem to tune out the evolution that is happening around them. My theory is that our brains can only tolerate so much stimulation and the outside world is easiest to tune out when existing in a “concrete jungle.” Sorry about the philosophical spit up. I appreciate your tone and talents. I enjoy your eye for color and ear for sounds of times past.💗💗
I ❤ your shawl, I am going to look it up;somehow missed it! I love Sari Nordlund, and have only knit the taival hat, which I really like, and it looks like your shawl would look good with it. I have a Fanny pack with bear spray too!
I once read a children’s book where the main character’s name was Terpsichore and she didnt like when people pronounced it TERP-sick-core. She said it is pronounced Terp-SICK-o-ree. Fyi 😃 Cute sweater for your daughter.
So happy this video got recommended to me! This style of video (a bit of a vlog with nature and knitting) are my absolute favorite!
Your daughter’s sweater will be stunning-love the colours! Your scarf /shawl is also beautiful. You are a very talented knitter and also seem to knit a lot for other people so good to see you knit for yourself.
We had our first big snow in Edmonton so the desire to knit cozy things are upon me. I think I will start a pair of colour-work leg warmers.
How lucky to have found a knob that says "Sweaters" on it! Your shawl is lovely!
Your shawl is just stunning! It's so Christmassy and only reminds me of Mr. Tumnus in the best way (he was always one of my favorites)! You truly did an amazing job! Looking forward to slowing down and getting in lots of knitting time and rest over the winter season. Happy knitting to you dear!
Isn’t it so neat that we can adjust our knitted clothing for different fits…especially for children’s wear. I hope that you are feeling well. This was a soothing and peaceful podcast that reminded me to “mind” my surroundings. We continually talk about change being difficult, but we and our world are continuously changing. You are right. A lot of us seem to tune out the evolution that is happening around them. My theory is that our brains can only tolerate so much stimulation and the outside world is easiest to tune out when existing in a “concrete jungle.” Sorry about the philosophical spit up. I appreciate your tone and talents. I enjoy your eye for color and ear for sounds of times past.💗💗
I ❤ your shawl, I am going to look it up;somehow missed it! I love Sari Nordlund, and have only knit the taival hat, which I really like, and it looks like your shawl would look good with it. I have a Fanny pack with bear spray too!
I once read a children’s book where the main character’s name was Terpsichore and she didnt like when people pronounced it TERP-sick-core. She said it is pronounced Terp-SICK-o-ree. Fyi 😃 Cute sweater for your daughter.