Wool and Wine - So many FOs, WIPs, some dream knitting and yarn. Ranunculus is the theme for today.

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Wool and Wine Knitting Podcast
Episode 21
Tammi, Claudia, and Janet are three friends who love to talk about yarn and everything knitting. We will also talk about a delicious wine we are drinking.
Where you can find us:
WoolAndWine1@gmail.com
Instagram: @wool_and_wine_ladies
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What we are wearing, finished, and working on:
Tammi
Ranunculus, Midori Hirose
Arrowhead Fibers Basic Sock, Slate
Knit Picks Aloft, Black
Knit Picks Gloss Fingering, Harvest
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Staple Linen Top, Joji Locatelli
Silk City Fibers Linen, Denim
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Tolsta Tee, Rebecca Clow
Uru Yarn Cotton Basic, Hustle
Cloudborn Fibers Pima Cotton, Pearl
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Ranunculus, Midori Hirose
Shibui Knits Reed, Paloma
BC Garn Allino, 16
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Killer Queen Cowl, Lyrical Knits
Debbie Bliss Baby Cashmarino, Mallard
Hobbii Manaya, 01
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Ranunculus, Madori Hirose
Juniper Moon Farm Findley, Bittersweet
CeWeC Recycled Jeans, 36
Madeira Metalic, 326
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Claudia
First Snow, Pia Trans
Silk City Fibers Cotton Bambu, S155
Malabrigo Susurro, Paris Night
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Grace Notes Pullover, Joji Locatelli
Rowan Island Blend, Lemon
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Cartwright, Jennie Atkinson
Cascade 220 Fingering, Charcoal, Silver, White, Lemon Yellow
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Joni, Natasja Hornby
Queensland Collection Savanna, 24 Waterfall
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Corran, Rebecca Clow
Brown Sheep Synchrony, Peacock Plumage
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Dingley Dell, Isabell Kraemer
Purl Soho Linen Quill, Pink Pop and Fresh Pickle
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Janet
Anker’s Summer Shirt, PetiteKnit
Cascade Yarns Ultra Pima, Syrah
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The Throwover, Andrea Mowry
Baah Ram Ewe Winterburn Aran, Muck
Yarn Hero Merge Worsted, Coastal
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I See Spring, Joji Locatelli
Madelintosh Pashmina, Cherry
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Rialto Ripples, Irina Anikeeva
Galler Yarns Prime Alpaca Naturals, Natural
Malabrigo Yarn Susurro, Dewberry
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Alberta Sunshine, Sandra Buzza
Expression Fiber Arts Resilient Sock, Laguna
Expression Fiber Arts Pearlescent Fingering, Amazonite
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Ranunculus, Madori Hirose
Tehete 100% Merino Wool, heather gray
Alpaca Warehouse Alpaca blend fingering, P02
Silver thread from JoAnn Fabrics
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Lighthouse Cardigan, Brandi Cheyenne Harper
Purl Soho Lantern, Horse Chestnut
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Other things we mentioned:
Yarn Hero (color changing yarn Janet used in her Throwover)
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Twice Sheared Sheep (larger kettle bell style needle stoppers Claudia showed)
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Hobbii (another wonderful online enabler of all things knitting and crafts)
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Thanks so much for watching! We hope to see you again in a couple of weeks. Please LIKE and SUBSCRIBE!
Tammi, Claudia, and Janet
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@twosmallbears2180 Год назад

Hello from New Zealand! Great podcast ladies! Wine stuff - NZ and Australia pronounce Shiraz with the 'as' not the 'arhz' sound. Shiraz and Syrah are the same grape, the Aussies just changed it when they started making it. One theory is it was misspelt, and now it sticks. It wouldn't surprise me at all - it would be a typical 'down under' way of doing things! 😂 Tammi, I'm so glad you knit the linen top by Joji - I have Knitting for Olive pure silk and want to use it on that pattern but was unsure how it would end up. I too didn't want to have to wear a singlet underneath it. You've inspired me to do it - though we're heading in to winter here so it won't be for a little while yet. I have been to Spain on holiday before and loved it. It's just such a long way to go from NZ that I haven't gone back. I might just have to, and include Portugal in the trip too! May as well make that 30hr trip worth it! 😂 That's my next holiday sorted! Now just to convince the husband!

@woolandwine Год назад

Two Small Bears, Thanks for the information on the wine. We are looking forward to seeing Spain as its a first for us also. Thanks for watching!!

@lyndaannibal8990 Год назад

I have a few unfinished wips that have been on projects bags for awhile, but generally, I usually have one major project and a pair of socks on the go. The socks are an easy vanilla, small project that I can take with me anywhere, and the major project is usually a sweater. Thanks for another entertaining podcast, have a great time on your trip. I always look forward to the next podcast.

@woolandwine Год назад

Thanks for watching and I get it about having things on the needles. It is fun to have things to choose from. See you next time.

@aknitlife Год назад

Hi ladies: What a treat to knit and make chocolate with you gals! Funny that you should said this is a Ranunculus show, Tammi! I’m finally knitting the Ranunculus! 🙌I’ve been eyeing it and lots of people said is easy and fun! It looked complicated to me, so I was waiting on the sideline for years! Your finished sweaters and WIPs are so inspirational and stunning. I’ve already added some to my dream knitting queue! I am a monogamous knitter. I can only concentrate on one sweater and a pair of socks or baby booties at most. One time I had a few WIPs, but they were being timed out because I messed up in pattern and I felt overwhelmed. I find that for me is better to finish one or two items and then cast on more. Have an awesome, amazing, and memorable time in Spain/Portugal. Tammi and Janet! I would like to go one of these days. My daughter bought me back two skeins of Rosa Pomar Retrosaria and a project bag when she went to Portugal many years ago! She’s not a Knitter or crochet but did awesome in her selection. I am hoping to be able to find transportation to Rhinebeck. I have never been but always wanted to go. I’m two hours from Rhinebeck. Thanks for sharing, enjoy a restful lovely summer, and happy knitting! ❤❤

@aggierowe9574 Год назад

I love the ranunculus!

@aknitlife Год назад

@@aggierowe9574 Yes, unfortunately I inadvertently forgot to change to larger size needles for the body. Got up to sleeves separation before I realized, had to frog back to ribbing. After that I had a few more mishaps. The 6th time might be the charm! 🫢 Initially, I didn’t verified stitch count against the instructions mentioned before proceeding. After a few oops, I am counting and find that I am either under or over the stitch stitches mentioned! 🤦🏻‍♀️

@woolandwine Год назад

May Joe, Thanks so much for all your nice comments. We plan to go to the yarn shop you mentioned so looking forward to it. We hope to meet you at Rhinebeck! This will be our first time there too. 😁

@Kloulock Год назад

Hey Ladies!🤗 I love all of your projects; they're all gorgeous! You're such an inspiration and I thoroughly enjoy your videos! Thank you for taking the time to share this content! Tammy and Janet, I hope you have a safe and enjoyable vacation! Until next time, I hope you all take care!😊

@woolandwine Год назад

Thank you for watching. I'm sure they will have a great time. See you next time.

@maryannschmidt8886 Год назад

You girls are lethal!! Every time I watch a you-tube, I buy a few patterns. You have great taste, and are fabulous knitters. I a in the market for new short sleeve- Tee’s for summer, you never disappoint

@woolandwine Год назад

Mary Ann, 😂 I’m glad you are enjoying the sweaters we are making as much as we do! Thanks for your compliments and happy knitting!!

@yessysdesigns Год назад

I am always in awe of the beautiful patterns you work on and the array of yarns. Looking forward to meet you at all the events on the Rhinebeck weekend.

@woolandwine Год назад

Yessy’s Designs, We are looking forward to meeting you at Rhinebeck too! Thanks for watching!

@bg7491 Год назад

More beautiful projects! You three are incredible. It's hard to say which projects are my favorites because each project has it's own unique beauty. 🙂 As to the type of knitter I am...I think I'm more like Claudia. If I have more than two projects going, I start to get antsy. That said, I do have a blanket in footstool storage that I pull out to work on every now and again...maybe in year 3 or 4 on that one. 🙄 Tammi and Janet, I hope that you have a safe, and a very enjoyable, trip. Looking forward to seeing the three amigos back together in a few weeks. 😊

@woolandwine Год назад

Thank you so much for watching. Claudia here, I guess my problem is there are so many projects that I want to do, but realistically, I'd say three at a time is probably my max. Although today I pulled out a winter project and I kind of want to work on it. I guess I just need to give myself permission to cast on and not work on things because I can only do so much. 😊

@bg7491 Год назад

@@woolandwine That's one of the wonderful things about crafting, isn't it Claudia? Most of us don't have to make what we make for survival, so we are each free to work within our own parameters. You just keep on doing what works for you. 👍🏻 I really love seeing the beautiful things that you, and each of you, make. 😊 Appreciate all of you!

@susancutt5726 Год назад

Always get excited to see you ladies have a new podcast out. I'm glad I am not the only one with multiple things on the go. I might be out of project bags as well. I always enjoy spending time with you three. Janet I made the Bee Beautiful sweater....you made me do it. LOL I love it and it fits perfectly but I used a cotton yak yarn from Katia and I find it itchy so I'm going to try some creme rinse on it. However I bought some more yarn to make another one, just in case! Have a wonderful vacation ladies. Can't wait to see all of the knitting once you are back! Safe travels. Happy knitting!

@woolandwine Год назад

You will have to let us know how the conditioner works. Hot water helps too. It just takes a lot longer since the water has to cool before you handle it. Cheers! 🧶🍷

@gigiknitsnstuff9832 Год назад

I totally vacillate between monogamy and cast-on-itis. 😂 I cast on all the things and then get stressed because I can start to feel bogged down by WIPS and feel like I'm not finishing anything. So, then I focus on a couple of projects until they are done, and the cycle begins again! LOL Love finding a podcast of knitting friends in my age group. Younger podcasters are great, but sweaters do not look the same on me as they do on a 20-something. Love all the inspiration and laughs, and of course the wine. Hope you have a fabulous trip!! see you soon. 🙂

@woolandwine Год назад

Gigi, Thanks for your sweet comments. Yeah it’s fun to cast on and fun to get projects done too! 😀

@pammoriarty5176 Год назад

Safe travels and happy knitting.

@woolandwine Год назад

Pam, Thanks so much!! 🤗

@d.b.5473 Год назад

Another fun episode; love all the great knits you all share. Just for info the CeWeC Jeans yarn is a danish company CeWeC CPH, recently acquired by Hobbii and is indeed recycled denim cotton. I am just working on a project with a different yarn from Cewec. All the best and have a great trip.

@woolandwine Год назад

D.B. Interesting to hear that CeWeC is a danish company that Hobbii acquired. Thank you for watching! 😁

@colettemoolman4410 Год назад

Don't pack yarn for your trip. I love souvenir yarn shopping and that yarn shop in Lisbon sounds a great place to go to. Just pack your set of interchangables. Hope you have a wonderful trip and please add some clips from the trip in your next podcast. Usually I like to finish a project before I cast on a new one. That being said, I always try to keep one "waiting room" project that I only knit on away from home. But... I'm going on a trip soon and suddenly I had to start and finish multiple winter accessory sets!

@woolandwine Год назад

Colette, Thanks for your input and we plan to visit the yarn shop. We are bringing knitting because we have some long flight times on getting to Portugal.

@shannonoliver5414 Год назад

I am a monogamous knitter. My brain can only focus on one set of pattern instructions at a time. Lol. 🤪. Have a wonderful, safe trip, Tammy and Janet. And, Claudia, i expect you will have multiple finishes by the next podcast. You are a knitting machine. 😊

@carlamonico4739 Год назад

Agree these ladies are impressively productive knitters!

@woolandwine Год назад

Shannon, We will have a nice time I’m sure and Claudia should have multiple finishes since she will be at home while we’re gone. Thanks so much!!

@annecrawford5431 Год назад

Another wonderful podcast, love all of your projects and plans. I am planning on going to Rhinebeck this year and hope to meet all of you ! I’ve been twice before and would suggest going to “the hill” with other podcasters at the designated time. It is centrally located and your viewers will find you🤩. Have a wonderful trip,Janet & Tammi !

@woolandwine Год назад

Anne, Thanks for your helpful information regarding Rhinebeck and looking forward to meeting you! 😀

@janetgoier23 Год назад

You guys are now officially my favorite knitting podcast, and I watch a LOT of knitting podcasts! 😘 You are always inspirational, and I appreciate how thorough you are with the details of the yarn and patterns! Sometimes podcasters mention patterns but don't spell them out or have an error in the name, and it's frustrating for viewers to find the pattern later. Never happens with your podcast! ❣️ Thank you! I am wondering if one if you is a former teacher, since teachers are often very detail-oriented. 😀 I am watching on Saturday, so Tammi and Janet and their husbands are already in Europe. Safe travels! ⚘️

@woolandwine Год назад

Thank you so much, we appreciate you're positive remarks. None of us have been teachers. Maybe we are detail oriented because we have a technical back. I'm glad you enjoy watching and see you next time.

@sabinebauerle7655 Год назад

Wish you both a lot of fun in Europe, habe a safe trip. I myself suffer on a severe case of castonitis, but wouldn’t change a thing about this. There are always projects to work on depending on my actual mood. And there always socks in the background which I don’t really count as works in progress.

@woolandwine Год назад

Sabine, Thanks for your nice input. There are always projects that we want to work on and then we see each others projects and want to make those too! So fun though.

@gitte5281 Год назад

Have a wonderful trip and buy yarn in Portugal! They have amazing yarn! I have to finish a sweater first before casting on another one, but have always more than one sock on the needles. Two many things on the needles Stress me out! Lol

@woolandwine Год назад

Brigitte, Thanks for your input on the Portugal yarn. I’m sure we will shop for some and all of your nice comments! I agree too many things on the needle can be stressful and when that happens I like to focus on one to get it done.

@bronaobrien1661 Год назад

Very entertaining ladies! You had me laughing at the multiple projects on the go and also being concerned about running out of projects for your trip. I can totally relate to all of it. I'm a multiple project lassie now. I believe that if you are not feeling the love for your current knit, it's helpful to change it up and knit on another project until you are ready to come back to it. Sometimes, when I revisit a knit that I left aside, I realize I don't want to continue with it, so it gets frogged and is reborn as a new project! Have a wonderful trip...can't wait to see what yarn you find!

@woolandwine Год назад

We are back and the trip was amazing! I agree about lingering WIPs. We put them dow for a reason. Sometimes it was because something else caught our eye, sometimes we just aren’t feeling it at the moment. I probably frog 10% of what I start.

@germainehanneson7189 Год назад

Ladies have a wonderful trip! I tend to have at least 2 pairs of socks on the go at one time and most of the time 2 garment wips. I do get cast-on-itis' and that is when I have more on the go! I also have a large pile of dream knitting waiting in the wings to be started! Also I have more than 2 quilts on the go waiting for me to finish them lol!

@woolandwine Год назад

Thanks so much! More to come this week. Cheers! 🧶🍷

@MsMegil Год назад

Have a great trip! Really enjoy your episodes.

@karenburns1433 Год назад

Hi Ladies . I always look forward to your next episode . I am absolutely a one thing at a time knitter , but I always have something ready to go when I finish. I am currently knitting a cotton version of The Dentelle Douce Sweater by Caidree. This would be a mindless easy knit for travelling . Have a good trip ! xxx

@woolandwine Год назад

Karen, That’s a beautiful sweater and thanks for your input.

@patriciagrenner8033 Год назад

Hi Ladies. I’m new to your podcast and just love it. I love the way you display patterns and the PATTERNS are always so gorgeous and relatable to everyone. I’m asking relatively new to sweaters so I get a lot if inspiration from you and am learning quite a bit too. I love the comradare and friendship. It really shows in your podcasts. I have castonitis too. Though I find when I have five or more projects going, I dont finish as quickly. Love all you knowledge and tips. Oh one thing. I love that you discuss your yarn with your projects, but it would be helpful to a new garment knitter like me to know if it’s a sport, dk, fingering, etc. Thanks! Patricia from California

@woolandwine Год назад

Patricia, We’re so glad you’re enjoying our podcast! We will make it more of a point to mention the weight of the yarns when we are showing the yarns and patterns. Thanks for your compliments! 😀

@simplyhandmadedk Год назад

Hi Ladies Have a nice trip. Thanks for a lovely episode.

@woolandwine Год назад

Thanks so much! We are back and it was amazing 🤩

@jacquelinepirotta Год назад

Your content is so enjoyable ladies. Thanks for taking the time to share. :)

@woolandwine Год назад

Thank you so much. I am glad you enjoy it.

@deehawkins9983 Год назад

Returned to knitting. I knit on project at a time. Have purchased yarn for several projects.

@woolandwine Год назад

Dee, Thanks for your input. 😀

@joyzane8371 Год назад

I have 4 sweaters on my needles, but broke my right wrist. I’m hoping I can pick up the needles in another week. Thanks for another great episode.

@woolandwine Год назад

Hi Joy. That is tragic 😢. I hope you recover quickly.

@juliamorrisey5541 Год назад

So much helpful info! I have been looking at my Yume wanting to do something to fix the 'roll' in the neckline. Thanks to this episode I now know what to do. Tammi, the Ranunculus you have on is stunning! The marking of those 2 yarns really works with the solid ribbing in so elegant. I would not have thought to try with 2 different colors that way. Now my brain is spinning with ideas. Thank you for the motivation.

@woolandwine Год назад

Hi Julia! Thank you. I’m so glad our content is helpful. I finished my latest Ranunculus on vacation. I’ll show it this week on our next episode. Cheers! 🧶🍷

@debbiebrame9629 Год назад

Hi again ladies. I try to be a monogamous knitter so I can finish the project, but it doesn’t always work out that way. I have many projects and yarn waiting in the line up. You girls don’t help! 😂. I was looking at my yarn stash the other day thinking, “I can’t possibly live long enough to knit all this yarn, so why do I keep buying more!” 🤦‍♀️🤷‍♀️😂

@woolandwine Год назад

Debbie, We have the same love of yarn that we keep buying more and do wonder how we are going to knit it all up. 🤣

@Sassycanuckknitter Год назад

Wonderful episode, I like all the project choices you have made and thank you for the yarn reviews too. Claudia - You are going to love making the Dingley Dell, Isabel Kraemer did an amazing job writing the pattern. I am almost done my second sleeve on mine. I did short sleeves, but long sleeves will look awesome too. Happy knitting and safe travels to Tammi and Janet.

@woolandwine Год назад

Thanks so much for watching! Does the Dingley Dell run true to size? I've done a few of her patterns and had to modify it as I got into the middle of the yoke. Maybe I need to knit a smaller size than usual. See you next time!

@Sassycanuckknitter Год назад

@@woolandwine The Dingley Dell is running true to size in my case. I made size 3 which has a finished bust size of 41.25” & that’s about 2.25” of ease for me. Isabel Kraemer says this pattern should have 1-3” of positive ease. If you prefer less ease then perhaps you should consider doing a smaller size. The glorious part of knitting is we get customize our knits to our specifications. I look forward to seeing your Dingley Dell.

@maryteschendorf7392 Год назад

I love you ladies! Tell us more about yourselves. What did you do before you retired?

@woolandwine Год назад

Mary, We will mention more about ourselves in an upcoming podcast. Thanks for your input!

@sharonvanpelt6005 Год назад

fun episode today. I'm still working on my.Tosta Tee only because I have had cast omits and so many things have caught my eye lately. I do tend to cast on whenever the urge of pattern happens and then I'll go through a period where I'm working to finish as much as I can because I want the item. Have a wonderful trip (Janet and Tammi) to Portugal and Spain. And Claudia here's your chance to cast on with abandon. Looking forward to the next episode.

@cathynewkirk6807 Год назад

Another fun episode! I definitely have more than one thing going. I have a pile of not quite abandoned projects that have issues. I’ll get back to them eventually, when I figure out how to deal with them 🙄. My goal is to have a sweater, an accessory and one of those languishing wips going at a time. Plus there is usually something I can knit anywhere, that’s easy to pick up and put down. I told another knitter this recently, when she asked how many things I had going, and it was definitely making her anxious! As long as I’m finishing things, I’m not bothered. 😊🧶

@woolandwine Год назад

Well it sounds like you have your routine worked out. Good for you. I have a couple languishing webs as well. It's funny how sometimes something will bother me about it and I will put it away for a while. Thanks for watching.

@crystalrogers9392 Год назад

Another great episode. Have a safe and fun trip Tammy and Janet ❤

@woolandwine Год назад

Crystal, Thank you and we will be sure to have a safe and fun trip!! 🥰

@Emily.knits2 Год назад

Love your podcast! It's just so much fun!! Your knitting is stunning!!! I'm hoping to go to Rinebeck this year. My local LYS does a bus trip that I'm planning on joining!

@woolandwine Год назад

Woohoo! It will be great to see you there! And thanks for watching.

@StarfireReborn Год назад

Oh That's A Gorgeous Summer Top. And That Is Amazing, I Just Started A Red Orange Ranunculus In Dk... It's Exciting To Make A Cashmere Version Of This Top. I Can't Wait To Block It. Lovely Knits Ladies, I Love Joji Too, Her Work Is So Easy To Customize.

@StarfireReborn Год назад

I Also Use My Stitch Markers To Plug The Lifeline Holes In My Chiaogoo To Act As The Stitch Stoppers When I'm Using Just About All My Needles For Different Projects 😅 Claudia, That's Great To See You Using Them Like That.

@StarfireReborn Год назад

Tammi 💜 Make The "Linho" Top By Joji Locatelli, It's Long Sleeve, Linen, Knit In A Larger Open Knit Style. Oh Please Consider It! It Is A Gorgeous Knit, A Splendid Garment.

@StarfireReborn Год назад

Japan Sleeves By Joji Is A Striped Top... I Loved Making It, But It's Done In Size 3-4 Needle... So It Takes A Bit, But I Did A Cropped Version Which I'm In Love With. The Construction Was Blissfully Interesting.

@woolandwine Год назад

Thank you so much. Got to love a ranunculous! Happy knitting!

@woolandwine Год назад

Claudia here. I have that pattern and it's one of those I haven't gotten around to you. I even know what yard I want to use. Lol! One of these days I will get to it.

@betternpopcorn Год назад

Claudia, your Grace and your First Snow are both beautiful. You’re doing a great job with fit.

@woolandwine Год назад

Thank you so much. I love both of them. I can't wait to wear my grace notes. Since it's in the nineties today it might be a while though.🥵 Thanks for watching and see you next time!

@betharner4371 Год назад

I love your podcast so much! I always have about 5 WIPS going at a time -usually smaller and larger projects. I don’t even count the blankets I have going. I love the variety.

@woolandwine Год назад

Beth, It’s nice to hear that you like several projects on the needles also. Knitting is so much fun! Thanks for watching our podcast and glad you’re enjoying it. 😀

@donnasillery5382 Год назад

So glad to hear that you are planning on going to Rhinebeck. I live about an hour away, so it's convenient for me. However, the last time I went was before COVID, and I'm looking forward to this year. There is always a huge meet-up on Saturday around 1:00. You can do a meet up of your online friends at a different time or do it on Sunday. If you didn't want to meet on the hill, there is a beautiful walkway after you walk through the main gate, it has beautiful fall-colored trees along the path. This might be another option for meet up. Hope to see you in October!

@woolandwine Год назад

Thanks for your input Donna, It's very much appreciated. If you see is wandering around there, please say hello.

@debbiewigen805 Год назад

Just found you today. I’m hoping I’ve found some new knitting friends. All of you have made absolutely beautiful things. So inspiring! 1:37:58 I always have multiple projects on the go. Socks, maybe a shawl, and I’m looking to improve my sweater knitting…..but I also try to have projects of various difficulty on the needles as well. Just FYI I just purchased several new project bags. 😂 Hope you have a wonderful trip. I’m looking forward to enjoying your next podcast!

@woolandwine Год назад

I'm so happy you found us! There will be lots of knitting in the future.

@bigblackdogfiberarts Год назад

Rhinebeck is my local S&W, so I’m definitely going to be there. Can’t miss me. 6 foot tall (fading :P) redhead. I generally only have one main project going and then another small one for when I’m on the go or needing a break because my brain is too tired from work to focus on much of anything. So, for example, I currently have a dress on the needles and a little dumpling bag. If I don’t finish the big project before summer heat hits, it will get set aside and I’ll only work on little ones. And even those get set aside if it goes over 85 degrees. I defy anyone to find any yarn that moves through sweaty fingers well and I don’t have air conditioning up here in the mountains.

@woolandwine Год назад

I bet you live in a beautiful place then. I hear you about sweaty hands and yarn. I started holding my yarn differently because I'd have a hot flash and my hands get all sweaty and the yarn wouldn't move well. Perhaps we will see you at Rhinebeck. You know what we look like. 😁 See you next time.

@bethechange-yoga Год назад

Again, great joy to join you 🩵💙 thank you and happy holiday ☀️

@woolandwine Год назад

Petra, Thanks for watching us and we appreciate you!

@debbrueggemann3762 Год назад

I am a one-at-a-time knitter, or nothing would get finished. I even knit my socks two-at-a-time magic loop!

@woolandwine Год назад

Deb, Thanks for your input and watching our podcast.

@conniebursaw887 Год назад

Lovely sweaters! I just started knitting tops myself and look forward to trying some of these patterns. Currently several WIP but focusing on 3 right now.

@woolandwine Год назад

Thank you and happy knitting.

@angelalouiedtm Год назад

I've been a bit intimidated by the Ranunculus but I'm determined to make one for myself. I like to have about 2-3 projects on the go. Different types for different moods: a sweater, a smaller project. I've been working on Christmas and birthday gifts all year. Now I just have 2 more pairs of socks and a cardigan for my husband to go. Have a great trip!

@woolandwine Год назад

Angela, The ranunculus is fun and not difficult and so beautiful! I’m glad you decided to knit one! 😀

@audreyburton685 Год назад

I am a monogamous knitter; however, I try to have a pair of socks on my needles. I also do lots of other crafts and am working on a crewel wing chair , a scrapbook of a grandchild and a historic cross stitch project! Too many things to do and not enough time!!😅

@woolandwine Год назад

I want to add that the lace on the Ranunculus can get messed up pretty easily if you're not paying attention. Enjoy and have fun.

@karenfeek1706 Год назад

I live In wine country in Washington state. You need to try our superior wines especially reds

@woolandwine Год назад

Claudia here, I love Washington wine country! I like it better than napa. The reds are spectacular! I have quite a few in my wine stash that will be coming out from time to time. Thanks for watching and see you next time.

@Hollypurls Год назад

On camera, that ranunculus looked like a brocade type fabric. I kept wondering how in the world did she knit that?? With the right skirt it could be worn for a formal event.

@woolandwine Год назад

HollyPurls, The ranunculus is going on the trip so hopefully there will be lots of progress for the next episode! 😊

@dorothyrainey1141 Год назад

I’m more of a monogamous knitter. But I do have a simple tote project in my car just in case.

@woolandwine Год назад

Thank you for watching

@applecrafts615 Год назад

From what I understand Shiraz is pronounced both ways and it depends on where it's from. But I can come back and edit with more info. My hubby works for a company that does website work for a bunch of wine companies. Edit: yep, that's what it is. The pronunciation depends on where it's from but both are correct.

@woolandwine Год назад

Alicia, Thanks for the information as it is much appreciated!

@StarfireReborn Год назад

Syrah Is France, Shiraz Is Australia. Syrah Is The Birthplace Of That Grape... France Might Have Done It First, But Australia Might Have Done It Better. Depending On Who You Ask. 😆

@StarfireReborn Год назад

"Other studies have discovered that Syrah has its origins from the Mondeuse Blanche grape and the Dureza grape, two rustic grapes from eastern France. Generally, Syrah is known as Shiraz in the southern hemisphere"

@woolandwine Год назад

Hello Starfire! Great answer. 😂😂 We are all hopeful you will be at Rhinebeck. We would love to meet you! Cheers! 🧶🍷

@Jennie8684 Год назад

In Australia we call it Shirazz not Shirarz

@woolandwine Год назад

Thanks!

@TheBlueKnitter Год назад

Love this podcast ladies. Just found it like 3 weeks ago. Do you like Sauvignon Blanc? I must say I’m a caster oner I will cast on 10-15 projects and only finish 1. But it’s okay as long as I’m knitting right? I don’t really wear my knits I just like knitting them.

@woolandwine Год назад

I can't say we are fond of Savignon Blancs... But there are some good ones out there. I'm always surprised when I try them that I like. I am not fond of those from New Zealand. If you just like knitting, and don't wear anything, maybe knit for deserving friends. Thank you for watching.

@carolbuckley8535 Год назад

Hi just found your podcast so much fun. Can I ask what cast on you do for your ranunculus please. Have a great holiday

@woolandwine Год назад

Hi Carol! Welcome 🤗. I cast on 60 stitches using the old Norwegian (twisted) or the German twisted. Both are stretchy. Then I jump right into the short rows. I just ignore the fussy cast on in the pattern. Cheers! 🧶🍷

@Joyti1517 Год назад

Hi from NC 😀🍷, relaxing here with a glass of wine enjoying your fashion show. Every sweater is absolutely beautiful. How long have ya’ll been knitting? I’m still trying to concur a sock! 🤣. Any suggestions for a first sweater?

@woolandwine Год назад

Janet and I have been knitting for 4 years, and Tammi, I think, has been knitting around 8 years. My first sweater was the Yume by Isabelle Kraemer. It does have lace, which was a bit of a challenge for me, but having Tammi, an experienced knitter, helped a lot! I have seen sweaters on Ravelry that have beginner in the name. You might want to look at one of those. Thanks for watching.

@cathynapier4101 Год назад

Just found your podcast and I was delighted to hear you say you are in Bellbrook! I’m in Miamisburg Ohio. Do you have any knit alongs for locals?

@woolandwine Год назад

Hi Cathy! We get together every Thursday at Zink’s on 725. We meet up at 11:30 for lunch, buy wine sometime in the afternoon, and hang out until 5:00. You are very welcome to join us! Cheers! 🧶🍷

@cathynapier4101 Год назад

@@woolandwine I work but could always come on a day off. I am enjoying the sweaters. I do socks too but my favorite is sweater knitting. It’s so inspiring to see each of your finished makes.

@lois-marietodd1502 Год назад

Have you looked for uru yarn in the sell or swap on ravelry?

@woolandwine Год назад

Lois-Marie, No we haven’t but that’s a great idea. Thanks!

@ednaquintana6201 Год назад

Hi. When you mention Hobby Lobby, I am very hurt as all of Hobby Lobby Stores have told me not to come into their stores when I didn’t do anything to deserve it. Please reply if that is right to do to a 76 year old Grandma like me. Thank you. 😊

@woolandwine Год назад

So sorry Edna. We shop at Hobbi in Denmark.