Knitting Traditions Ep.9- Mohair sweater bliss
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- Опубліковано 9 вер 2024
- Hello and welcome to episode 9 of the Knittingtraditions podcast !
I hope you are all doing well :D
In this episode i managed to include some nature footage and some projects from the rustic knitalong at the end so stay tuned !
Where to find me:
Ravelry: www.ravelry.co...
Instagram: www.instagram....
Finished objects:
Plain cowl used the selbu cowl pattern but omitted the colorwork. used 50 g of Rauma finull
-Selbu cowl: www.ravelry.co... Used less then 50 g of both colors in Rauma finull
-Vintergenser by Mohairia.no www.mohairia.n...
Half finished objects:
- A pair of socks the way my grandma tought me. Using Filcolana arwetta classic and Regia premium merino yak on 2.25 mm 9 needles
Works in progress:
-Mellomtrøya by drople design ( In norwegian only for now) www.ravelry.co...
My cabled sweater is becoming a UFO but il try and get some work done once gifts are made ;)
Rustic knitalong:
Any garment/object counts, WIPS aswell as long as its knit/crocheted/embroidered in a non superwash yarn that does not contain plastics(akrylic,nylon,polyamide,viscose etc)
Prices: Tote bow from The Urban stitcher, The Selbu Cowl pattern with 2 skeins of Rauma finull to go with it.
How to win: Add FINISHED garment/project in Finished thread on ravelry
( www.ravelry.co... )
How to join in the love ( no prices drawn from this):
-UA-cam: Leave a comment on the video of what your making or dreaming of using just because i love hearing about it!
-Ravelry: Chat away in the chatter thread, suggest rustic yarns in the yarn thread etc
-Instagram: Use the hashtag #rusticknitalong on instagram, remember to tag me if you have a private account and would like me to see it or have the opportunity to have your photo shown on the podcast. If not i won be able to see your photo unless i already follow you :)
Generous and heartwarming items sent my way by makers shown in this episode:
Urban titcher Sockbag and totebag pluss the totebox for the giveaway!
( www.theurbanst...)
Beautiful knitters Alpaca drawstring tote, two cardiff cashmere skeins and her Hide n Peek pattern
(beautifulknitt... ) (www.instagram.... )
-Crochet objects patterns of Angie Bunny and Benji the Bear ( crochetobjet.com/ )
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O.M.G. I LOVE, LOVE, THAT MOHAIR SWEATER!!!! I must now add one to my knit queue!
I can't knit the way you do but I absolutely love watching you! Considering what you do for a profession and the fact that you are still able to create such beautiful things is truly inspirational. You're amazing. 💖 Sending you greetings from Massachusetts.
Awe thank you Kim❤️❤️❤️
The cowl looks amazing in the mint/grey-blue love it.I like the idea of felting cowls to make them windproof. I do lots of felting.
Your mohair sweater is beautiful and the blue does pop. Beautiful yarn. You look good in the blue. To me blue is calming and serene like the ocean. I like warmer colors too. That's why I like knitting so I can play with all the colors.
Thank you
I always get such a pleasant feeling during and after watching your videos. I still haven’t been able to pick up my knitting, other things are taking precedence right now but I get to live vicariously thru your knitting projects. Thank you!
Vicarious knitting is a lovely form of knitting
I love the way you knit. It looks so fluid.
Greetings from Moscow, Russia! Congratulations on getting a new job, so glad you're going to do something you enjoy:) I've been watching your podcasts in a row for the last three days - you are amazing! In one of the recent podcasts you talked about mistakes in your knitting. In Russian knitting culture there is a belief that these small screw ups are some kind of amulet/talisman/charm for someone who wears this garment. It's the best interpretation I've ever heard :)
I really like that interpretation🤩❤️
Congratulations on your pediatric year starting in February. I think the closest thing in the USA is a first year residency in a specialty. I love your podcasts - always feel both inspired and calmed while watching. And thank you for sharing so much of your culture and scenery, just wonderful.
Another truly enjoyable podcast from you..loved the stories from your everyday life..you are so amazing and warm 💖
My grandson watches with me and would like me to teach him to knit...you have helped him see the beauty of this craft...a lovely gift! Thank you!
Oh how wonderful
I am an x-ray technologist who enjoys knitting so I enjoyed you tangent about your broken elbows. Glad everything turned out well.
You must be one amazing compassionate doctor! You possess such grace and warmth. ❤️ Thank you for your podcasts.
Thats so sweet of you, i try to be ;)
I love that colors have feelings for you. I see colors that way as well. But for me the autumnal colors the brown and golds that are warm and cozy for you remind me of the cold wet weather of fall and winter and are “cold” colors for me. I live in a much warmer climate so blues and greens are warm and sunny, bright summer colors to me. So fascinating how different people perceive things in such wildly different ways. What an amazing world we live in.
I agree ! i guess it all depends on how we associate things from our experiences :D I do like bright colors in the spring though, they give happiness and hope to me ;)
Omg Inga your elbow surgery and miraculous recovery was RIVETING!!!!! I was squatting down to pack a bag when the video got to that part. And when you finally finished the story, I realized I haven’t not taken a breath and my legs have fallen asleep from staying in squatting position the WHOLE time 🤣🤣🤣
Hahahha nice excerize! I was very fortunate for it to end as well as it has🤭 fingers crossed it stays well
Oh wow, I always thought "Dinner for one" (which is the name of that black-and-white play) was a German thing. Even though it´s in English, British people apparently never heard of it and it´s a big tradition to watch it on the 31st of December (silvester) in Germany - which is why I always thought it´s only watched here :D So cool to hear this being a tradition in Norway, too!!
I discovered your podcasts last week and currently binge-watching all of them ♥
that is a GORGEOUS, LUSCIOUS sweater!!!
Lovely to hear about your Christmas traditions and see more of your lovely projects 🙂
Really love your videos. It's a winter tradition in my house. Love to listen to "knit talk" when I'm knitting. I'm not as fast as you but it's not about speed. Thank you for all your ideas and inspiration. ❤️🇨🇦
Until I started knitting I stayed away from warmer colors. Now I’m loving them and want to knit them all the time. I love your knitting needles with lights wrapped around them. Stay safe.
I've been binge-watching your podcast - they motivate me to continue working on all my (last minute) Christmas gifts!
I'm so glad! You can do it !
Oh looks like some kinda mohair magic is going on here (too)!!! Beautiful!
Thank you Inga, I spent a good time listening to you. Wonderful pictures! Have a nice week, all the best to you. 🌞
Thank you! You too!
Love all the local footage and patterns you share!
I loved this episode so much! Congratulations on your new job - what a wonderful accomplishment and working with children and babies will be amazing I'm sure. I also really like your needles wrapped in lights - I noticed them right away - how festive. You have such a soothing voice and I enjoyed your stories about Yule (hope I spelled this correctly). I am knitting a rustic shawl in grey & pink and I'm excited to take part.
Thank you so much! I think the fairylights and the needles almost look like a tree so it fit right in with the christmas decorations :D We spell it Jul in norwegian but you just reminded me that there is an english word for it right ? yuletide ! :D Im glas your joinging the knitalong , have a lovely week
I love your finished mohair sweater! It suits you perfectly, too.
Oh thank you!
What a wonderful inspiration you are ❤❤❤❤
Love your new jumper, the colours are gorgeous 😀
I loved this episode! I had to save it so that I could savor it today in the first day of December while I have a cozy knitting morning. Perfect! I absolutely loved hearing about Yule traditions where you live and also seeing the drive and the snow. More of that forever! ❄⛄😀🌲
That sounds like such a lovely morning, cant wait to have a day off again to do some morning knitting :D Hope you have a lovely week
Your sweater is lovely - I love the colors!
Congratulations on your new position in Feb. You sound so happy with your decision working with Peds. Your sweaters are as usual so beautiful. Have a wonderful week.
Thank you so much!
I Love looking your podcast, listening to you and knitting the whole time. I thank you so much Inga.
I'm so glad!
That sweater you are wearing is an absolute beauty. I love your white Christmas, here in Buenos Aires we have the most torrid one you can imagine. Oh, and the 24th is the big day here too. It's all about Christmas Eve.
Happy holidays!
cozy tea, cozy wool and a cozy podcast! Perfection!
Thank you! 😊
This sweater is stunningly gorgeous! I love love love the colors and the glorious fuzziness of it halo!💕
Thank you for another enjoyable podcast and I’m glad you got to show a little bit of Norway at the end. See you next time
Glad you enjoyed it!
I’m glad you knit obsessively so that I’m not alone! Your projects are fabulous! Also, I’m of Norwegian heritage( maiden name Nordgaarden) with great grandparents from Fogn and Telemark. So much enjoy your time you offer to us per your podcasts! ❤️🧶
we got to stick together :D!
Beautiful footage of Norway and thank you for sharing information about Norway. Would love to hear more.💖 Lovely music! Katie
Hi Inga, Your podcast was very informative and enjoyable. Thanks for sharing a bit of your life experiences with us. Breaking both elbows sound terrible, I was expecting you to be laid up for months. Glad you recovered quickly and that you were able to knit! Your mohair sweater is beautiful! And your landlords sweater is really going to please her I'm sure. I will look forward to the English version. I'm working with rustic yarn: 60% Fine Irish Wool & 40% New Zealand Wool to make the Rug sweater, free on Ravelry, changing the design abit, thou. Maybe I'll join your KAL. It would be my first time. Yes, I agree with you about the rustic yarn, I want use it more. Love your projects. Your end photos showed how scary it is to drive there in the dark! Be careful! Thanks so much!🧶
Thank you so much ! Do join in , i would love to see your version :D Have a lovely knittfilled week
Thank you for extending the knit along. And for allowing wips. I started a sweater awhile back but I haven’t gotten far thanks to the Christmas gift knitting.
After your gifts are done im sure you can do it!
Oh my goodness! You are so much braver than me driving in that snow! It looks beautiful but very slippy.
Your cute girl getting her tummy rubbed, adorable.
Congratulations on your new job, I hope it is everything that you want it to be.
I've now started on my knitting journey, my circular needles arrived last Wednesday so I've cast on simple stocking stitch scarf with cables running up it. I'm so proud that I worked out the pattern for myself. It is probably very simple to all you experienced knitters but I've only worked out crochet before it took me a while. I find circular needles easier, probably because I'm used to crochet hooks. Thankyou for your inspiration, I will make an aran cabled cardigan for myself, I'm determined. How long it will take is a different matter!
Another lovely video, thanks. Many Blessings to you xXx
It was scary, but the only way home😅 Im a circular needle fan aswell🙌🏻 congratz on taking on such a large knitting project with cables, im sure it will be magnificent🤩
Lovely cosy podcast. Thanks! And so many biscuits!
That is wonderful news. I am sure you will do very well, and that sweater is gorgeous.
Congratulations on your peds vikariat! Here in Sweden we watch Grevinnan och betjänten as well, but on New Year’s eve!
Hi Inga. Really enjoyed this week's podcast/sit & knit. Congratulations on your new job. Have a lovely week ahead... Keep warm! X
Thank you so much! I hope you have a wonderful knitfilled week
Thanks for sharing your recovery story... I broke a bone in my hand last week & am feeling pretty down about not being able to knit. I know it will heal & your story helped me to focus on that 🧡
Feel better soon! Just keep thinking of all the beutiful knitting youl do once u feel better😘
A lovely way to spend some knitting time! Your country is so beautiful! Stay warm.
Thank you! You too!
Hello from Voronezh in the Russia!)
Video - amazing ❤️
Thanks
Lovely episode 🧵🧶I was able to order the Holst Garn in Cinnamon.....So happy knitting with it. I ordered so much from Holst Garn in Norway 🇳🇴 and I was only charged $8.00 for shipping! The only thing I needed to do was wash the spinning oil out. So simple. Hopefully, you will get to work in Neonatal with the premature babies. It can be both rewarding & sometimes heartbreaking. Blessings from Connecticut 🦌
That is wonderful :O Usually shipping is awfully expensive:P have a lovely week
We also watch the scene on TV, called "Dinner for one". I have watched this every New Year's Eve for more than 50 years now. It is a tradition for many people in Germany. I was surprised to hear that in Australia people do not know it.
Hi Inga!
I found your UA-cam Chanel on friday, I think, and I already watched all your podcasts! Thank you for such a calm and inspirational content! I'm watching you while I'm knitting socks with an amazing rustic yarn natural dyed.
Please continue your amzing videos 🤍
Lovely regards from Portugal!
Thank you so much!
I have put the Mellomtrøya sweater in my basket on Ravelry so I can keep checking if the pattern is out in English yet. Thank you for another really interesting and inspiring vlog.
I also love using the small circulars for my sleeve ! Agree
I'm watching some of your older episode again and it's so funny to hear you say you would have find it weird to have your coworker fix your elbow knowing that some years later you had your coworker help you delivered your baby. I know how you perceive things change when you grow up and those are two completely different situations but even if it perfectly normal I still found it funny.
@@lunaholmes5923 also different coworkers🙊👀💕
Just found your podcast and I’m glad I did! Your new sweater (the one you’re wearing) is just beautiful. I was intrigued by the way you knit. It’s speedy and smooth and I can’t really tell what makes it different from other knitting styles I’ve seen. I know both continental and the English way but perhaps you’re going over the top of the needle...? Anyway, I wonder if you might show us how you knit, or talk a bit about it. Scandinavian knitters have techniques that could be from generations back, which I think is really cool. 😊
Thank you
@@knittingtraditions I’m interested too! Maybe you can knit very slowly so we can see how you are doing it! I am just learning Norwegian-style knitting and it’s very slow and awkward still!
Congratulations on your née job. I’m a registered nurse and worked NICU for ten years before quitting to homeschool my five children. They’re mostly teens and early 20’s now so I have more time to knit!
Im not sure what other English countries call term specific positions for doctors but in Canada we call them locums. I also wanted to thank you for your podcast. every time i see an update I get excited and pull out my knitting. Thank you for reminding me again to subscribe!
Thank you you so much for subscribing
flannel is cotton with fuzz (winter pajamas are often made of it), I think it's corduroy - has structural stripes (may be cotton but not only; often used for trouses). love your sweater!
Love that you are contemplating knitting a rustic Vertices Unite...I have several rustic yarns that I have wanted to use in a shawl (two are Norwegian that I won in a give away!) I look forward to knitting along with you .
Hi,enjoyed your podcast . Congrats on your new job.I had forgotton about your knit along .Had been planning to buy some yarn - will buy a rustic one .Thanks for mentioning 'beautifulknits' shop. I checked their website . They have beautiful yarns
Difference between llama and alpaca - 1-llama have long banana shaped ears vs alpaca who have pear shaped years 2-llama has long face alpaca have a short kind of smooshed face.3- llamas are independent but alpacas are heard animals-
I have a 18 month old who loves llamas ,alpacas and penguins.Hence my knowledge .
Hehehe i love that your little one already have a love for animals :D I tried looking at the bag but the ears are hidden behind the headband but in the store they call it a lama so i guess thats the answer forthis one :P Excited to hear about you getting some rustic yarn ;) good thing we extended it until end of february then so we get more poeple to join in :D
You are so talented in so many ways, congratulations on your new job. Happy knitting 🧶
Lovely. My favourite knitting podcast.
awe thank you! 😊
You are the kind of knitter I dream myself to be...one day! I love that I found your channel!
Oh thank you!
I’m guessing someone has already said what physicians are called in that role, at least in the United States we call them locum. I am an ER nurse of well actually more years than you’ve been alive. You very much have inspired my love of getting back to knitting more sweaters. And I too am a fan of the rustic yarns.
I can emphasize. I was skiing and crashed with a snowboarder. My humerus was broken in 2 places. I propped myself in a chair every day and knit a cardigan. It was all I could do! They don't operate or set a humerus in Canada. They just let it hang and give you strong painkillers!
Ouch that sounds so painful :S They operate certain humerus breaks here but not all, i hope you have recovered !
I am glad to see you again! I was a little worried since we hadn't heard from you in two weeks. I am glad you survived going over the mountain again! I live in Florida now, but I lived in Switzerland for a few years in my twenties. We had to drive through mountains on icey and snowy roads in the winter, so I remember those conditions well, especially coming out of tunnels and finding the other side of the mountain frozen and slippery! Buying a small 4WD Subaru made a huge difference back then. I don't know If they still make those... I have been enjoying all your videos and just ordered the sweater in Norwegian and will attempt to translate it and knit it. I speak three languages but no Norwegian!
The bunny and the bear look adorable!
Have a lovely day yourself and thanks for sharing! 💞
I am going to make your cowl for my daughter for Christmas! 🎄
I hope it wont be two weeks until the next episode this tme ;) I think they still make them, im saving up for a 4WD myself but cars are so expensive XD Lt me know on instagram if you need any help with the pattern :D Have a wonderful weeek
Congratulations on the new job, I hope it’s not too far for you to travel.
The jumper is stunning and looks super warm 🥰. The crochet bunny looks super cute as well. Stay safe
i have to move back to my old apartment which is about 3 hours away but im looking forward to the chane and having a coffeshop around :P Hope you have a wonderful week
Lovely Video! The most Relaxed I've been All day, Thank You So Much 🤗 Now back To my Knitting.....
Awe thank you😘❤️
Thank you for that lovely time 🙋♀️
My pleasure! Thank you for watching
INCREDIBLE!!! Your knitting is amazing! Congratulations on your new job...you are a very special woman...talented, smart and caring...be safe😊❤💚💜💙💛great tummy rub...🐶...i love making gingerbread cookies and eating them too!!! 😋
Thank you so much!
Congrats on your new position. I love all of your colour choices 🧶❤️
Great vlog! I love your sweater! Stay warm 🇨🇦. Congratulations on your new position.
Thank you! You too!
Beautiful sweater! Looking forward to this podcast.
😘
I teach anatomy.... ouch! Those were major breaks!! I'm about to receive my first order of Rauma from the Woolly Thistle, and I'm so excited.
How splendid :D I hope you enjoy your new deicious yarn
You look really good in blue! Keep it!😍
I've discovered your podcast a few weeks ago and I'm now catching up all your episodes and I wanted to thank you so much. I truly enjoy your content, I love watching your projects and you seems like such a sweet person. I really like to watch your podcast while knitting, it feels like I'm hanging with a friend :)
Oh thank you😘
It's my first time watching your podcast. Very enjoyable! Thanks so much. I will look forward to watching more soon.
Yay, thank you!
Your sweater is so beautiful. Congratulations on your new job. Thank you for showing us part of Norway. It is so beautiful but that road you were on looks very scary to drive on. I can not believe that you do not have street lights on the roads. I love Fall here in the U.S. but the winters I do not like because of my RA. The cold and the arthritis hurts my body so much. It was great to see you. I love your Podcast and I look forward to seeing you again on your next Podcast.
Thank you so much ! Most of our roads are very rural and windy so there are more roads without light then there are with, they only hav elights for the cities and town senters here:P But we are used to it i guess, but it could be so much better :P
Herrow :)
It's not friction, it's change in temperature that makes wool felt. When I dye yarn I move it around lots, same when I wash my garments. If you have a washing machine that has a steady temperature all will be fine. When that's said, some yarns felt easier than others, unspun is one of them. When you clean your wool mix vineger in the wash it will do several things for your wool. It will reduce the risk of felting and it will make your yarn bloom and become soft. You can not harm your machine or your wool with the vinegar, quite the opposite. :) All the best, Kirvil.
OMG! A terrible triad! You have amazing ROM especially your forearm rotation. It is remarkable that they were able to reduce your radial head. I am a certified hand therapist so I understand completely. Your knitting was the best thing for you.
I’ve been anxiously awaiting another video! So glad to see you! Congratulations on your new job
Yay! Thank you! I hope it wont be two weeks until the next one ;)
I love your opening music and it always makes me smile. It is also the opening music to “Keeping Mum” which is one of the most funniest murder mystery films ever. Good luck in your new job.
I didnt know that ! il have to check it out :D Thank you
Hello Inga. The sweater that you are wearing is gorgeous. I like that it is a short one and the colours are beautiful. Well done for finding a new job!! Happy knitting xxx
thank you
That was the best hour of my day thank you
Hi Inge! I so missed you last week! i so look forward to spending time with you, hearing all about your knitting, and work, congratulations on your new post. I have to say my favourite part is when you sit and knit and chat! I want to reply to you! join in the conversation,I find it so absorbing listening to you talk about life style in Norway and your traditions there. I love the sweater you are making, the colour and the pattern and would also like to make it, i like a rolled edge too! Love the biscuits, love the lit needle display! The iourney in the car was beautiful so pretty, all the snow & icicles . Your little home looks very warm and cozy too! Take care keep warm and toasty, keep knitting, look forward to next time, Suze UK x
Oh, I forgot to say, i also end up knitting frantically in December when i don't know what to give as a gift! I have made dozens of slippers and slipper boots and just embarking on a hot water bottle cover.
Nothing says pre christmas stress as last minute speed knitting:P but it makes the elfish knitting in january all the more sweet :D Thank you for you sweet comment
Happy to see another vlog Inga. I can so relate to you and the accident with your hiking boots. I used to have a pair with the sets of hooks at the top and in my opinion they are just so dangerous. Twice I caught the laces of the other foot in them and managed to fall over flat on my face! Luckily all it was only a fall and no damage apart from my pride. I am pleased you did not any long term damage and are still able to knit too. I am glad about your new job. Your mohair sweater looks so beautiful. I find mohair too fluffy for me to work with and am constantly with an itchy nose when using it. I look forward to seeing your next video.
Thank you
So glad to hear pattern will be translated from Norwegian. Anxious to purchase when available.
I hope it wont be too long of a wait:P If anything mesasge her on instagram begging her to speed up :P
congratulations on the new pediatric work you will be doing! goodness that accident was awful - one moment hiking along the next moment 2 broken elbows, unreal!! so glad it didnt cause damage that limited your ability to knit! that snowy landscape is so beautiful!! thanks for the podcast today!
Thank you ! I was so relieved when i mangaed to knit XD Have a lovely week
Congratulations on your new job! Very exciting!
LOVE the cowl pattern, just purchased and can't wait to start my first 2 color knit project!!! Thank you so much for sharing. :)
Thank you😘
Big Congratulations on your new job 🎉🥳🎉 and wonderful completed projects 😍 Beautiful footage of Norway at the end of the podcast, so much snow already! It has been slow coming to Ontario Canada this year. So happy you decided to extend the Rustic KAL, I am definitely gift knitting right now for Christmas. Take care 💓🇨🇦
I hope the snow comes all the way down to the village soon and stays, it just gives more of a christmas feel that way :D Good luck with finishing all your gifts :D
It's so funny! We watch Miss Sophie´s 80th Birthday on New Years Eve not on Christmas. But it's also a tradition here in Germany.
Loved this episode. I have struggled with the low volume on previous episodes and it was much better! Now I can properly enjoy your fabulous content.
wonderful
Lovely episode as always. Loving the cosy sweaters 🥰🥰
I already missed you last week. I really enjoy your podcast and you give me so much inspiration (and a great shortage of time...) Congrats with your new job!
Thank you so much!
That sweater is absolutely gorgeous!
thank you
Yes, Dinner for one! It is so awesome and funny, I love it :D It's a tradition in my partners family also, who are German/Dutch. Funny to hear it is in Norway as well.
Congratulations on your new job and good luck!
I love that scarf, I have the yarn to make it, just need to fit it in with socks, shawls, knitted dolls etc....
Yay! Another episode🎉 I’v been waiting.
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Thank the Lord that you recovered so quickly. That fa!ling is bad sometimes .. I broke my right wrist, both bones and they had to screw the small bone into my hand. It took awhile but I recovered.
Im glad, not everyone recovers so we were lucky❤️
What a lovely podcast Thankyou so much I’ve bought your cowl pattern as I think it is going to be a beautiful gift for somebody bye for now inga
Wonderful! Thank you so much
Lovely podcast Inga. Just purchased your Selbu Cowl pattern. 🤗 falling in love with rustic yarns. 😉
Yay, thank you! Nothing makes me more happy to hear