Spring Knitting Plans with Patterns and Yarn! 🧶 🧶 🧶 

Late to the party, but I really like seeing either separate videos showcasing the different categories of makes or all-inclusive but with separate categories and time stamps. Your reclaimed yarn pullover is lovely. How fun that you hung out with Francesca!

I’ve been busy with an overseas move and was out of the loop for a while. So grateful to have it behind me and to be able to sit and catch up on your videos and my knitting. Lovely lovely short tour, thank you for that! It does look a lot like Florence. Really enjoyed seeing your spring plans. That dress!!! Happy belated 50th!

I would really love a video with slipover patterns. Since I'm always waaaay too hot in normal sweaters slipovers with a thin cotton shirt underneath are really the only thing I can wear. Thank you for your inspiring content.

You post whatever you like knitting related and I’m there lady!!! Welcome to the decade!!

I share your experience with sleeves shortening over time. I make the sleeves about inch longer than I think I need and re-block if needed. It really does work! Also the sleeve on the At The Seaside pattern is called a saddle raglan. It’s very pretty and so easy to seam. Thank you for another beautiful vlog, Lisa. (BTW you are rocking 49 and have an ageless beauty. You remind me of Audrey Hepburn.) ❤

Yes to the spring knitting plans 💓

And yes divide into sections… looking forward to it ❤

Will do!

You wear such neutral colors, so happy to see the red!!!

All together would be good! Fun podcast!

You could steek the red jumper and turn it into a cardigan.

Never got into knitting, no time through life, but love to see your projects and progress ❤❤❤

Thanks Lisa. Some really beautiful yarns you have Happy to know about any free patterns available (ancient and on a fixed income/budget here 😂😂). 🧶🧶🧶. 🙋🏼🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Make the cardigan!! When in doubt....😊

Love your podcast I am knitting the tolsta tee and it knits really quickly.

The sun is shining and I am happily knitting away. Wonderful podcast as always Lisa. I love that dress! I have the same Isager yarn, 2 balls in the same colour , the silk you have 🥰 thanks for sharing, Karen

Thanks for the lovely video. I've come across one summer top pattern with build in bra: Monoi by Marzena Kołaczek

Beautiful red sweater. I think you will wear the sweater more and would love it. It also has a lovely spring-like colour so you could wear it in 3 seasons.

I live in theDallas, TX area. I find that I just don’t get a lot of wear out of sweaters that have 3/4 length sleeves. If it’s cold enough to wear a sweater then I need my whole arm covered. I love your knitting content, I got some great ideas!I just started knitting again after a “break” of about 40 years. 😊I just made my first sweater a couple of months ago, working on another one for my 17 year old granddaughter.

Thank you! I’m adding the loucinda to my queue, I have not seen it before.

Fantastic and informative video as always Lisa😊. You nailed it with the Steven West kals - I feel the same way. I kniy this year's and haf already knit a lot of the central design before the controversy kicked off. I'm pleased with the finished shawl but not sure how often I'd reach for it. Great for learning new techniques though. I'm going to suggest different categories for the free patterns 🤗😁. Happy knitting 🧶🧶

looking forward to your upcoming pattern videos! I would actually love to see if you find cool patterns for using up those smaller 1-2 skein amounts of yarn in garments- stripes are the go-to of course but would love to see if there are other options you find. I bought too many hat/sock projects and then got tired of knitting them, would love to use them thoughtfully in a garment.

FROG IT, you'll love that color, that softness, in a cardigan. It is a lovely sweater that is almost done, but would you wear a cardigan more often? I vote for yet another frog. Looking forward to see what you decide.

I'm knitting on a cognac sweater too! I know Marine of Atelier Castin is currently writing a cognac cardigan, maybe that's something to look into?

Very prolific and I'm getting a long list. New subscriber.

Oh my god, I just love your Soc una troca yarn. So much that I went to their page and ordered it for myself :D I have to think if I want to mix it with some other yarn or maybe just two strands together? If you will be making a swatch of yours combo with Isager please show it

Thank you for great podcast! I am spending 3 weeks in Barcelona this summer ❤ Do you have any yarnstore recommedations? Thank you afain! BR Jenny from Stockholm Sweden

Frog the red and make a cardigan. The shoulder detail is called a saddle shoulder ❤

All together

About your quest to make a top with a built in bra, just thinking out loud…I’ve seen patterns knit a purl row on the stockinette side and when your done, you can pick up stitches through the purl bumps and then knit the top half of the top going bottom up and maybe knit 2sts together along the edges, to tack the sides together? I’d be curious to know your thoughts…I might actually try this on the Audrey too by Petite knits.😊

Love your podcast. I need your HELP. I am going crazy trying to find the pattern for the Mossdress. I have gone to Mother Knitting site and still unable to find a way to purchase the 2207 collection. I have to make that dress. I am in love with it.

Post whatever catches your eye 😊

Just make videos however it is easiest/most fun for you. I'll watch all of them! 😀

Is that the European way, to cast on at the top of the garment? When I was little (1960s, USA)my great aunt started to teach me, and she always cast on at the bottom of the garment. Is one way better?

I would love to see dresses separate please. Hx 💕🧵🧶🇬🇧

Se ela não provar looks não é satisfatorio

Your videos are fascinating.Question My daughter went on her honeymoon in Oct 2023 to Spain and Portugal For my birthday she said I will get you any yarn you want that you could not get in Calif. So she went to 2 yarn stores in Madrid and ( I had told her I want the softest merino they have) Each store told her that is junk yarn???? She called me on FB and I tried to explain the yarn wt and content. She was sold alpaca and acrylic and cotton wool .Very disappointed did not have sweater quantities .In Lisbon she was sold Katia merino beautiful yarn but I can get that here all day long. Was it a language issue or because she was an american who did not speak spanish or portuguese? Out of the 3 shops the one in Lisbon was the most helpful. Am I crazy

I like your video very much. But it would be even better, if you showed pictures of the patterns you mention - and listed them below.

separate

The sweaters people are buying to "reclaim the yarn" are *needed* by individuals who can not afford to walk into a store and buy them new. Yes, I realize that for many knitters, the only way to afford a sweater-quantity of yarn is to reclaim yarn from a vintage or thrifted sweater. For those knitters, frogging an existing sweater is a reasonable option. Folks who can afford yarn - especially those who can afford top shelf yarns - might want to consider that they are taking the opportunity to have something a little nicer than a used sweatshirt away from someone who really needs it. Having worked at an agency that assisted women who were rebuilding their lives (after cancer or job loss or fleeing an abusive relationship...) I have seen firsthand the emotional boost that something as simple as a nice sweater - even an "outdated" one - can give a woman who has felt unattractive or undeserving for years. For the people who need to reclaim yarn to knit sweaters, I would make a suggestion: *ANY "second-hand" yarn* - whether it's reclaimed from a FO or purchased as unused yarn - should be placed in the freezer for at least 5 hours (or overnight) to kill any bugs, larvae or eggs. Steaming will generally kill mature bugs and larvae, but most eggs will survive steaming and hatch later to invade surrounding yarn & garments.

Why can’t you sew in a fabric built bra?

Not a Stephen West fan.

Separate please, especially dresses, they don't have to be free, thanks a lot

Divided videos would be nice, but then again, altogether. Sorry, I'm not much help.

Saint Petersburg is not medieval. It's also built on the bones of people who were fighting colonisation of their countries by Russians. I understand the reference, but it doesn't do Girona any justice.