I am very glad you are back! It's nice to see one youtuber with the same build and the same taste as mine, and also one who also lives in the South Hemisphere. Your videos always inspire me!
Thank you so much, that means a lot! It's really great when you come across someone who shares a similar taste in design and style - especially when they live in the same climate 🌏🧶
That's so kind of you to say, thank you! 💖 I also enjoy finding other knitters who have a similar taste in knitwear to me - feminine, tailored and simple 🥰
Knitting for Olive merino is oeko-tex certified which means it is superwash treated 😊I agree it behaves differently to other superwash yarns, and might have a diluted coating. I wish there was some standardisation of disclosure including the percentage of resin used in the treatment! great podcast as usual, thanks for all the chatty info 🤎
Oh really? I didn't know that oeko-tex certified yarns were all superwash treated - I thought it the certification could also just relate to the dyes that were used for natural, non-superwash yarns. That's good to know 😊 The Knitting for Olive merino is such a delight to use and feels so natural in comparison to some of the squeaky, heavily coated superwash yarns.
Wooo!! 🦘🙌 You definitely should - and you can TOTALLY do it! The hardest part is getting started and wrapping your head around the honeycomb brioche. But once it *clicks*, it's so much fun and absolutely flys by!
Congratulations on your engagement!!! Loving your current WIPS and the finished burnt orange shawl is stunning. Brisbane is getting warm too but I too like to keep my hands busy. Good excuse to keep buying yarn 😅😅😅
Thank you so much! 💞 Haha agreed! Literally any excuse to buy yarn is a good excuse to me 🧶😅 Have you got any summer knitting plans to get you through the Queensland heat?
@@acornknits I am currently knitting scarfs and beanies as we are heading overseas to have a cold winter in Japan and Korea to get away from the Brisbane humidity and heat. I want to feel the snow.
It’s good to see you back! Did you enjoy your not-so-recent trip to Europe? 😊 Also, hats off for knitting such involved and time consuming projects for charity ❤️
Thank you! ✨💐 Haha I know, I can't believe it was over a year ago already! It was such a fantastic trip - the best part was being able to spend time with friends and family 💞
Congratulations!!! I have been thinking about making the Robinson wrap and after seeing yours, I will for sure! How amazing to donate to charity and they are amazing😃
Thank you!!! 💞 ohhh yes, you definitely should! It's such a great pattern, really easy to follow and the finished object is stunning. I'm tempted to try it in a cotton/silk yarn for summer...
Nice to see a new podcast from you. Your projects look beautiful - especially the Destination Unknown. The mosaic knitting really works well with the gradient. Someone will definitely appreciate that lovely shawl. :)
Thanks for stopping by 💐🤗 The Destination Unknown was such a fun pattern and I agree, I think the gradient yarn worked really well with the pattern. I'm tempted to do another but with a dark navy as the main and a speckled white as the contrast colour...
For your Pictus socks: could you duplicate stitch or darn in some 100% nylon in the heel to give more strength/wearability. I live in 🇨🇦 and its easy to find this kind of nylon made just for this purpose. Thanks for the lovely podcast.
All of the projects are so beautiful 😍 and such a nice thought to donate handknits to charity! Also, I never know how to pronounce "skein" as well haha. And. Did you just say. Getting paid for knitting??? I neeeeed to look out for a yarn store around me that needs sample knitters 😂 lovely episode :)
Thank you! 💞🌿🧶 Haha I know, getting paid to knit is living the dream!! I wish more yarn stores offered it 🤣 Thanks for stopping by, I was so happy when I saw your comment pop up ☺️
I am very glad you are back! It's nice to see one youtuber with the same build and the same taste as mine, and also one who also lives in the South Hemisphere. Your videos always inspire me!
Thank you so much, that means a lot! It's really great when you come across someone who shares a similar taste in design and style - especially when they live in the same climate 🌏🧶
I teally do enjoy your podcast everytime. I like designs you knitt, very feminine what I sometimes miss. Amazing, thank you for your work❤
That's so kind of you to say, thank you! 💖 I also enjoy finding other knitters who have a similar taste in knitwear to me - feminine, tailored and simple 🥰
great podcast!
So nice seeing you again!
Thanks so much, it's good to be back! 🥰
I've been waiting for a new episode ever since I watched your 2022 roundup! Love your makes!
Omg stop it, no way! You're too sweet, thanks for watching 🥰💞🌿
All your projects are so beautiful! Love how the xmas coloured shawl turned out as well! You finished so many projects!!! 😮
Congratulations on your engagement as well!!! 🎉
@@anyeji awwwwh thank you! 💞✨
Lively knits. For the corset, you could try sewing some poppers between the buttons to take up the strain.
Ohhhhh that's a brilliant idea, I hadn't thought about that!
Knitting for Olive merino is oeko-tex certified which means it is superwash treated 😊I agree it behaves differently to other superwash yarns, and might have a diluted coating. I wish there was some standardisation of disclosure including the percentage of resin used in the treatment! great podcast as usual, thanks for all the chatty info 🤎
Oh really? I didn't know that oeko-tex certified yarns were all superwash treated - I thought it the certification could also just relate to the dyes that were used for natural, non-superwash yarns. That's good to know 😊 The Knitting for Olive merino is such a delight to use and feels so natural in comparison to some of the squeaky, heavily coated superwash yarns.
Woohoo a Sydney knitting podcast! I am from Sydney too!! I have been trying to make the Honey Clutch - stalled a bit ...maybe one day.
Wooo!! 🦘🙌 You definitely should - and you can TOTALLY do it! The hardest part is getting started and wrapping your head around the honeycomb brioche. But once it *clicks*, it's so much fun and absolutely flys by!
Yay for a new episode!!!!!! 🎉🎉🎉🎉
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Congratulations on your engagement!!! Loving your current WIPS and the finished burnt orange shawl is stunning. Brisbane is getting warm too but I too like to keep my hands busy. Good excuse to keep buying yarn 😅😅😅
Thank you so much! 💞 Haha agreed! Literally any excuse to buy yarn is a good excuse to me 🧶😅 Have you got any summer knitting plans to get you through the Queensland heat?
@@acornknits I am currently knitting scarfs and beanies as we are heading overseas to have a cold winter in Japan and Korea to get away from the Brisbane humidity and heat. I want to feel the snow.
Wow! I’m in love with your Bifurca vest - it is gorgeous! Also, I have never seen such beautiful charity knits - so lovely!
Couldn't agree more! The Bifurca vest is such a beautiful design and the construction is so unique - Teti really out-did herself with this pattern 💖
It’s good to see you back! Did you enjoy your not-so-recent trip to Europe? 😊
Also, hats off for knitting such involved and time consuming projects for charity ❤️
Thank you! ✨💐 Haha I know, I can't believe it was over a year ago already! It was such a fantastic trip - the best part was being able to spend time with friends and family 💞
Congratulations!!! I have been thinking about making the Robinson wrap and after seeing yours, I will for sure! How amazing to donate to charity and they are amazing😃
Thank you!!! 💞 ohhh yes, you definitely should! It's such a great pattern, really easy to follow and the finished object is stunning. I'm tempted to try it in a cotton/silk yarn for summer...
Nice to see a new podcast from you. Your projects look beautiful - especially the Destination Unknown. The mosaic knitting really works well with the gradient. Someone will definitely appreciate that lovely shawl. :)
Thanks for stopping by 💐🤗 The Destination Unknown was such a fun pattern and I agree, I think the gradient yarn worked really well with the pattern. I'm tempted to do another but with a dark navy as the main and a speckled white as the contrast colour...
The shawl you made for charity looks really beautiful 😊 and what a nice thought and reason to make it too
Awwh thank you! 😊 I hope it's keeping someone warm and brightening up their day
For your Pictus socks: could you duplicate stitch or darn in some 100% nylon in the heel to give more strength/wearability. I live in 🇨🇦 and its easy to find this kind of nylon made just for this purpose. Thanks for the lovely podcast.
That's a great idea, thank you for suggesting it! I think that's such a clever way to add extra durability to a finished pair of socks 🧦
All of the projects are so beautiful 😍 and such a nice thought to donate handknits to charity! Also, I never know how to pronounce "skein" as well haha. And. Did you just say. Getting paid for knitting??? I neeeeed to look out for a yarn store around me that needs sample knitters 😂 lovely episode :)
Thank you! 💞🌿🧶 Haha I know, getting paid to knit is living the dream!! I wish more yarn stores offered it 🤣 Thanks for stopping by, I was so happy when I saw your comment pop up ☺️