Knitting podcast - Episode #3 - A lot of Sari Nordlund patterns, hats and socks, ready for winter! 

Thank you 🤗 I just tried the Old Norwegian cast on for mitts and that worked perfectly 😊

Thank you! 😊 Indeed, I just tried it and it works really well !

Thank you so much! 😊 That really motivates me to make more videos! ☺️

Thank you! 😊 You all seem to be unanimous on this subject, I'll try it for my next pair of socks! ☺

Thank you ! That's so sweet to tell me that the way I talk doesn't bother you ☺️ The German twisted cast on seems like a really popular one! I tried it after seing the different comments and indeed, I really liked it! I tried it on a beanie and on mittens and it was really elastic it had a nice finished look! About the Fabel socks: for my partner, I used 34 grams per sock so more than one ball for the whole pair with a leg that is 17cm long and a foot that is 26cm long (with 60 sts). I have made him another pair of socks with the same foot length but with only 12cm for the leg and I used 54 grams. So I guess that with a contrasting yarn for the heel, I could have used only one ball 😊 For me, I usually make a whole pair with less than one ball (usually 45 grams) but I have small feet (36 European size) with 56 sts. I hope that helps you to know if one ball is enough or not for you 😊

@@petitvelo yes it definitely helps! Thanks ! ❤️

Thank you so much! 🤗

Oh, merci beaucoup ! 🤗 Ton commentaire me touche énormément ! ❤️

Merci pour le conseil ! Je vais effectivement essayer le old-norwegian cast-on sur la prochaine paire!😊 Je ne savais pas qu'il fallait utiliser une aiguille plus petite pour le tubular cast-on, ce sera donc pour un test sur le prochain bonnet 🤗

Oh that's true, I tried it once but forgot about it! I have to try is again! Thank you for the idea! 😊

Ah that explains it! I would have thought that with an industrial yarn, every ball would be the same. Now that you say it I can see the pattern on the two socks 😀

Ah super, merci ! J’ai toujours eu l’impression que le long-tail cast on n’était pas assez élastique, donc je ne l’ai jamais fait pour les chaussettes. Je vais essayer sur les prochaines ! :)

English is indeed not my first language. I think I'll get used to talking in front of a camera after a while and get rid of some of my language habits (I already tried not to say too much "so yeah" at the end of every project haha). Thanks for pointing it out, I'll keep in it mind for the next video 😊

@@petitvelo I don’t mind the umms and ahs at all, perhaps it’s because I live my life in a foreign language but also I think it’s just so lovely to see. I struggle to knit in my foreign language, so hats off to you!

@@woollenhearted Thank you so much ☺🤗 That's true that it's not always easy in a foreign language but I think it's nice to learn and see that we can improve with practice 😊