episode 13 - skirt math! 

Chuckle just enjoying watching Yoda “needling” her sheepskin…. Bless

Hi Selma, thanks for doing the math for us, saves a lot of time! You made me want to wear knitted skirts again after I swore never to again as I used to have to wear them as a kid! Birthday coming up, may be I should send a hint to my mother in law!

What a lovely podcast Selma. I am enjoying a quiet afternoon, sitting by the fire and watching you. I want to make everything you show, you have such enthusiasm.

wow! lol lucky you! I wish someone gifted me lots of yarn :))

Very beautiful pattren you are wearing

Sooooo great to find an episode from you Selma! 💕😍💕

Wonderful and relaxing podcast as usual. I don't care how long the episodes are....I just listen, look and knit....who could ask for anything more. ❤️

I've barely begin watching your podcast and couldn't wait to make a comment. I was so excited to hear what you have to say about skirts because I made one myself about 5 years ago. I tried to write down what I was doing as I did it but wasn't very successful. I'd like to duplicate the skirt but don't think I would be able to. It had flounces around the bottom to give it more legroom

Thank you for another wonderful podcast!

Finally got to finish this episode just now - inspiring as always, Selma! I’m being completely project-enabled by your lovely Arwen and the Espace Tricot cowl too... and I’m feeling like I want to cast on something purple as well! Thanks for the lovely shout-out for my yarns, and please do feel free to use them however you’d like, for this KAL or for something in the future.

So I just had to watch this episode as well..love your Mary tunic (which I mistook as the branches and buds yoke)..whats the yarn weight? And love love love the colour of the Arwen sweater!! Lucky you to be able to buy direct from the factory in Uruguay! Would love to hear more about that!

Your cat's so sweet. I was cracking up watching her clawing at the fur behind you, especially before you noticed. LOL. And what a super special Mother in Law you have that she would bring you all those beautiful yarns. xoxo

How nice to see you again!! My mother knit many skirts for both of us and always used a turned waist band. She used the non roll elastic from Canada as Brazil (where I grew up) did not have any. May I suggest that you give your insert pics a few more seconds for us to view??

Thank you for the informative podcast. Have fun with your new Malabrigo yarns.

I really enjoyed your podcast. The sweater that you knit with the leaves, the white one is beautiful.

Selma - I had to laugh out loud at your gifted yarn "haul" from your MIL - that's completely something my family members would do (they think I knit much faster than I do). So kind of you to share for the KAL :-D

I just love your calm and relaxing delivery. I'll need to watch again and again to get the skirt math in my head. Thanks for sharing and inspiring!

Thank you for a lovely podcast. I find your very nice to listen to. When you talk about your process on something &/or knitting math (sweater or skirt) it is really useful. Thank you. Congratulations to the winner of the giveaway!!

I love your podcast episodes because you're always working on such lovely things!

What a great episode! I always enjoy your podcast Selma, and look for it whenever I'm on youtube for knitting. So glad you had the chance to make this one, so informative. You're such a prolific knitter, my gosh,what a fast knitter!!

I’m not sure how I found your podcast, but I’m glad I did! I really enjoyed your explanations and all your projects. I’m so glad to see Kristin’s Voolenvine “ Enjoy the Silence”, as I was able to get a skein, for the first time, on her most recent update. I love it even more seeing it on your “work” socks! I’m looking forward to binge watching back episodes.

I guess sundottir means sun daughter as dottir (or dóttir as it is written in Icelandic) means daughter in Icelandic.

Always nice to catch up with you. I'm a bit behind with the podcast that I like and that is due to my shoulder operation and I had a very bad flu infection. So now I'm back with some knitting not to long of course and watching all the podcast that I missed. But I love watching yours it's like listening to my sister. Keep up the good work Selma, see you next time

This was my first time watching. Loved your positive energy. The knitting tips are so helpful. I find it so helpful as I'm not part of a knit group. Thanks so much.

So excited to find a podcast from Ottawa - where I also live. Where do you find your yarns? I haven't quite found my yarn nirvana in Ottawa yet!

Love this podcast, Yoda is gorgeous

Dear selma,when I watched a podcast

Yoda…😂😂😂

Turkish coffee is strong and muddy, Selma.

Yoda making biscuits at the very beginning ... she totally stole the show! 😹 I love that you cast on an Arwen ... I spent a good part of that interview fighting the urge to cast on some of Isabell's patterns. They're just gorgeous!! (She's got the best personality, too!) And your MIL!! She hooked.you.UP! SO much yarn!! 😻😻😻

Thanks for your lovely knitting Selma - so great to see that yarn in all its glory! Amy is so great :-) ... really wonderful to catch up with you again, I'm hoping to record my next episode tomorrow - fingers crossed. M. xx

A happy Sunday morning in your company! 💗

Dear selma,when I watched one of your podcast I said Hello to you and you answered me with a cheerful Hello and it was very nice.İ am a turkish lady (63) living in Bodrum turkey.At the first podcast I realşzed that you are a smart,talented,goodlooking young woman,and your knitting choices are faboulus.I decided to watch your podcasts from the very first one.When it comes to the 12. Episode,I learned that your father is Turkish.İt is a shock for me,and I got proud of you twice.your genes are a combination of different nations and it is amazing,that makes you such a clever and pretty lady I think.İ am sure that your children are also beautşful and confident persons because of their father added something to them plus yours.İ also want to say hi to your father ,and say something in turkish,Tanrı hepinizi korusun. (Sorry,my english is not perfect,but love doesn’t need words) Bye,my dear.

Omg. I wasn’t sure if I saw green. That would be my choice lol. Nice podcast Selma.

I really enjoy your purple Arwen. That yarn from your mother in law!! What a wonderful lady. I especially enjoy the 3rd from the bottom..the darker mix one.

Hey Selma.I love your sweater and those skirts are awesome. I think I may tackle one soon. I do love the black/white one with the elastic. That is probably the way I would go. Have a Wonderful rest of the week with your family.

Love love love your violet experiment! I bought several of I.K. Patterns after the F. K.P.. I loved the shepardess as well. I looked up her clothing line and definitely out of my price line.

Hi, love the purples/violets you use...I just came to realize how much I like that color... My first sweater was mohair as well, thicker, maybe bulky, I was 14 on the photo I have, so I must have been 13 when I did it :)

Thank you Selma, always interesting to listen to you! :-)

I could have watched for another few hours! Your knitting ALWAYS inspires and motivates me. I am so looking foward to your next episode and your sewing. Thank you, Selma.

What a beautiful cat--I love that he's always part of your podcast.

hello this is the first podcast of yours I've watched and I love it. may I ask what we're the needles you showed at 23 mins in? (they were almost black in colour interchangeable circulars. you knitted the getting warmer cowl). tnk u x

Enjoy your quiet day, you are a pleasure to watch. 🙋🏻

SELMA, many thanks for tackling the math in knitting > I made the Arwen as well and have to reknit from the armhole > it turned out way too big ....I thought it will be fine > no it is not >>> thanks again for all the tips on the math in our knitting > without math >. probably not a good sitting sweater ...your Arwen will be lovely 🌴🌻🐾☀️

Thank you so much for sharing your expertise and time with us,. I am so excited to be a winner! I’ll pm you on Ravelry.

I’m so happy that you are back.

amazing knitting love it all!!

Love your sweater !

Is your driftwood tree made with long pieces put into a container? I've been researching a driftwood or other type of tree that I can decorate year-round with various things. I love yours! Thanks for your wonderful podcast!