Knitting Podcast Ep 25- Yarn mistakes & Future knits for Fall! 

I adore you, You say things that make so much sense to me that I haven't ever put words to. Thank you for being so authentic.

You speak to me. Knitting for me is therapy for the same reason. Something new, something different and seeing progress toward goals. I, too, spend most of my time in my home after traveling fulltime in a 40' self contained motorhome for 10 tp 15 years.

Lovely watching you again. Your projects are just beautiful and you've done such a perfect job on them all. I remember watching you when you first starting podcasting and I think your knitting has improved out of sight. Well done. You are so lovely and wholesome and share my daughters name.

Omg I’m so glad RU-vid suggested your channel. I really like your energy, the way you talk about knitting and all the things you make. Beautiful! I’m going to watch all your previous episodes. Hello from Belgium 🇧🇪.

Hi Makayla. I really enjoy your podcast and seeing all your lovely knits. You do a fantastic job!! Also, you are absolutely right, crochet, knitting or any craft you get enjoyment out of is amazing therapy. And the best part is it's "at home" therapy. 😃 😊

first time here - have to say the mood of this is so gorgeus - the lights, the background, the nature background noises! and you and your knits are gorgeus too! glad I found this podcast

I really enjoy watching your videos. I’m a stay at home mom so I understand the “therapy”knitting provides. My thing is that when I worked outside the home I had a sense of completion. My in box was empty and I was done! At home there’s always more laundry, dishes, messes. So when I have a big project on the needles sometimes I just knit a dishcloth to get that sense of accomplishment.

You are lovely as usual and I love all your knits 🧶 Love your flower cardigan and your pinks !!! Have a great week and Enjoy your knits as I do 😊💝🇨🇦

I did not see a problem with the lighting at all during your whole broadcast. You remained lovely and so did your projects. Great show.

Hi…what a super fun podcast with so much exciting knitting energy. It’s fun for me to watch you having a great time knitting and creating beautiful garments with yarn. I’m old enough to be your grandmother and it’s enlightening for a long time stitcher to see a young woman enjoying the creative process everyday. Enjoy your time and keep on keeping on….👏👏👏

Makayla, I loved your tangent about home! When I graduated from high school I went to college out of state, my husband was in the Navy so his location was constantly changing and when I graduated from college and got married we lived in about 5 states before we got to pick our location. Now that we're here, I don't really love my house, but we moved for the land and I love that, so slowly working on the house part ;) But I hear you on the change... I told my husband the other day that I think I love my knitting so much because it is a tiny thing that I can make completely beautiful and can control. Also we have half our living room with the subfloor exposed due to a toilet overflowing so that totally contributes to my thoughts on my knitting as well 😂

I loved it when you said you couldn’t let those empty DPNs just sit there-they definitely needed a project! Your Freesia cardigan is straight up gorgeous, and I loved hearing about all of your projects!

Beautiful knits! And I’m totally with you on colours! I wear what I love and I really don’t care if some colours don’t make me pop, I think what you’re drawn to will look great on! And your knits look great on you!

Wow, Makayla! You have been busy! This was such a great episode and so inspiring! I loved all of the end of summer sounds in the background!

Oh, Makayla, you have some beautiful projects on the needles. I love watching your podcasts. You are so inspiring with young kids, homeschooling, and such beautiful podcasts and yet able to open your life to inspire others. Keep on doing what you’re doing! ❤️

I just found you. I subscribed, really enjoyed your video. It is so nice to see you sitting outside and listening to all nature going in on in the background. The video is just so nice and fresh and different than all the others, I hope to see you often. Thank you. Alicia

Love your finished sweater! And the color choices for the Alpine Bloom are perfect for you. Thanks for showing the fall socks plans too as I am getting the itch for all things fall and just want this hot weather to go away! I think some pumpkin colored solid socks sounds like a plan!

I love all of your projects. The colours ,the patterns are just gorgeous. love your podcasts I think you are so clever ❤

I LOVE all of your projects! And that Freesia cardigan is to die for!!!

I see projects done in refined/restrained neutrals. But like you I am always drawn to colors and not just muted dainty colors…I am all about bold color. I get bored with neutrals. Editing after seeing your alpine bloom. Case in point….main color a heathered dark grey but the colorwork will be spincycle in vibe check…..bold green, line green, fuschia, purple.

Hello! I love all your color choices, especially your two cardigans, and your Alpine is going to be beautiful! I don’t really think you have to be concerned about the Freesia color next to your skin since you’ll have another color shirt underneath it. I think it’s a beautiful color next to your skin. Fall is my favorite time of year also, so my favorite colors to wear are autumn colors, and because they do look the best with my skin tone. I look forward to all your fall/winter knits. Oh, I wanted to also say that all the little details on your Freesia Cardigan look so nice, clean and professionally done! Excellent work!!

Your Ranunculus and Alpine Bloom are especially stunning!

Your Ranunculus looks very pretty. It’s incredible how much the mohair transforms the pink. Love your projects. Happy knitting.

Wow - I've caught up. Your Alpine sweater is going to be gorgeous! I have never heard insects so vocal, we just don't get them like that in the UK. Nature is amazing. I want to say, don't worry about your daughter not wanting to sit for long to do 'school work' - they all 'get there' in the end and she will be happy being home with you and her brothers, learning through life. I'm sure that what she learns now, with you in the home, will stand her in far better stead than many things that gets fed to them at state institutions. In my opinion, from my experiences. It will be so lovely to see you again soon, Blessings Always ~ Mo 💐🙏✨

My first time here, looking forward to Next episode! 🌞🙏💞Love the pinks

Love your podcast and the outside noises. We get a lot of cicadas and crickets here in Kentucky so its a familiar summer sound to me. I love your Alpine Bloom and can't wait to make my own. I really want to cast on The Bubble Cardigan and Shawlography by Stephen West! Also a Pressed Flowers cowl and an Heirloom Quilt Cardigan. And probably another ranunculus.... so many plans but not enough time 😂

Beautiful knits! Thanks so much for sharing...you're such a joy.

I love that pink. I am knitting a pink Rift sweater.

The pink sweater is amazing and looks so good on you!

A wonderful podcast!

i love the vibe of your show! and honestly didn't mind the cicadas and crickets and birds, it reminded me of the summers that i lived in indiana during college 😅💖 as for dropping stitches, have you tried using stitch stoppers? (i also hate fixing dropped stitches but i haven't been able to justify that purchase for myself yet)

Hi Makayla, I loved this podcast as always. I'm dying to knit the alpine bloom and was thinking of trying a sauberball too for it so this is super cool that I'll get to see yours ! I purchased the alpine bloom hat when it came out to knit that so I'll be using some leftovers from a recent cardigan to knit that soon. Otherwise, my fall knitting plan is my third Hervé skirt and probably a merino mohair cardigan for some yarn I have waiting to be used. For now, I'm going to enjoy my last couple of 'summer projects' before diving into the autumnal projects. :)

Your Ranunculus is beautiful! Great way to make lemonade from lemons 😄. I just knit my first one and it grew after blocking, so I’m undoing the binding and shortening it (some day!). I’m knitting the Misurina, my first colorwork sweater, and enjoying it. I found swatching really challenging. I’ve actually gone up to size 7 needles. The original was a 4, just like Alpine Bloom. Crazy!

Love your Freesia cardigan. I think the color looks pretty on you. If you had your colors done, it helps you pick shade or tints that helps you glow. On camera you appear to me to be a summer tones. But cameras are deceiving. Enjoying your videos.

What a beautiful episode filled with sooo many gorgeous makes! I think the color of your cardigan is absolutly gorgeous too. Thank you for recording such a lovely episode for us to enjoy, sweet friend! 💖💖💖

So many fun FOs and WIPs! Such good in sight on yourself to know how knitting works for you!

Yeah there she is again! Your alpine bloom sweater is on my list as well, yours is amazing, way better than the original picture! On my list as well: Jupiter crop with original colors, mine will be with long sleeves, Pressed flower cardigan..... ;) I am spinning the CC for the Press. Flower cardi. So you can guess who inspired me as well. Much love from Germany

I just love watching your podcast - you always make me smile💕💕💕 xoxo Judy p.s. I've been dreaming about making a wrap cardigan too - just looking for the one that works with the yarn I have in stash!

Hello , if you buy a shaver for youre pilling . That is a great help. Good luck whit youre great podcast.🎉🎉❤❤

Great podcast! You make great knits. I would love to hear how difficult the levitate wrap is.

I've heard other podcasters say to knit some rows after the rib on shorty socks so they stay up better. Your Fresia cardigan is beautiful! ❤ Good for you in wearing the colors you want! Pilling makes sweaters look cozy and loved! 😍 Oh wow!! I LOVE what the mohair did to your Ranunculus!! It's lovely!! ❤

I love dpns too

Wow I am loving your sweater projects!

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I’m sorry but it is very difficult to hear you. 😕💗