(Brainless) Summer Projects, WIPS + Tips to be a better knitter. Know your yarn! Worsted, DK, huh?
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- Опубліковано 13 вер 2024
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Nancy's back from an inspiring trip to the Canadian Rockies and of course, she was knitting.Today she's got some easy + mindless summer knits and a "Know Your Yarn" Tutorial on yarn thicknesses, cause what's in the name doesn't mean all that much. (Any one say gauge? Yup.)
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I'm envious of your trip! ... One thing I'd love you to talk about sometime is the details of stitches themselves, for example: 1) what part of the knitting/purling action creates what part of the V of a stitch, and 2) what difference knitting TBL makes (what does a k1tbl look like compared to a plain k1). Thank you!
Loving your podcast, enjoying all the back episodes...and learning so much! Thank you. I'm at the beginning of my knitting journey...and I'm loving it. ~Donna
so glad you had a great trip to the Canadian Rockies; I expected you to say the 2 20 year olds spent the entire train trip on their phones, texting, etc.! I would love to take that train trip... dream travel for me!
Canadian here….thrilled you enjoyed Banff! And by train, which had to have been a wonderful way to take in the scenery! I would suggest Ancient Arts Yarns the next time you’re in Calgary.
Thank you for your work and time you share with us. It is a inspiration for me. I am watching from germany and wish i can visit the USA again one time.
Hi, Nancy. I enjoy watching your videos. You give a lot of expert advice in a calm and pleasant manner. I’m knitting my second Ranunculus using Sadnes Garn Line. It makes a great summer short-sleeve sweater. I’m from Michigan.
Great info..thanks so much Nancy
Nancy you are so right about the Rockies and British Columbia. Absolutely breathtaking. I just love watching you and your good advise always
Great inspiration for future projects as always. Thank you for all your knitting know how 😃
Nancy, glad you enjoyed the Canadian Rockies. That's an area on my bucket list. Please discuss more about yarn weights. A few years ago I knew yarns that were a 4 weight was what I liked. Today I'm confused. I like Aron weight, what I use to think was weight 4. Your suggestion of checking gauge was a good way to tell the weight. Is there any other method if you don't have your pattern?
BTW, I'm in Ohio knitting a Haps.
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Inspired by your project choices. The easy folded poncho is cute. I haven’t used Sandnes Garn Line yarn and hope to soon.
Hi Nancy, I am so happy you had a nice vacation. I enjoyed your video. I like the Tolsta tee shirt pattern and I was wondering what would be a good yarn to use. I'm located in Florida so I would like to make a light weight tee that would have a nice drape. Thanks so much.