OMG! I thought you guys were awesome beforehand, but after hearing about what you guys did for a living I'm even MORE in awe! So happy to see such talented and creative women in STEM :) ! This knitting community is seriously the coolest. Beautiful knits as always!
Yet another episode full of inspiration! ❣️ And thank you so much for sharing the photos from your trip. As a widow it isn't the easiest to find travel companions, therefore I haven't traveled much in the past ten years, and I really appreciate when others share their stories and photos from their lovely trips. 😀 I am in absolute awe of how quickly you complete projects and begin new ones. You are one of my very favorite knitting podcasts, and I always look forward to the next episode. It was interesting to hear about your professional backgrounds today!
Recently found your podcast and so glad I did. A lot of knitting show and tell - and you are all so well prepared! Loved the photo montage at the end! Thanks!
Hi Ladies. Thank you again for a wonderful podcast. Your sweaters are amazing - I’m new to garment knitting. Tammi you are America’s teacher! I learn so much from you. Your garments and the way you explain how to make them, repair them. All the things. I look forward to the next episode. Patricia from California
OMG! I just love your podcasts. I so look forward to them. Thank you for sharing about your trip. Also, your previous careers are as impressive as your knitting. Amazing!
Great episode, ladies and as always, amazing knits and productivity! It would be great to learn more about how you choose colors and if there are any colors that you each stay away from!
Great suggestion! Tammi says she doesn't avoid anything, and me, Claudia, I avoid dusty rose which washes me out really bad and purple. I like red purples, but a real strong purple doesn't look good on me. I'm not sure about Janet. I'm not sure she avoids anything. Thanks for watching.
🤣🤣 We had to go back and look through the pictures to see what you were talking about. That was so funny! We didn’t even notice until you pointed it out. Cheers! 🧶🍷
Such a great episode!! Love all the beautiful knits you all have today!! Only thing missing is the ability to touch the soft things you have made..... Welcome back ladies....
I love your content. It is the best knitting show. All of your knitting if amazing. I saw the lighting comments so you know about that. Episode 20 was perfect. You could see all of you closer up and see what you are wearing better. Zoom in closer and show off that gorgeousness. Look at episode 20 you’ll see what I mean. I wish I could knit the way you all knit😀.
Mary, I’m looking forward to making the ripple jacket. I need to find time to get it on my needles as I have so many others ready to cast on and that I’m working on now. Thanks for watching! 🧶🍷
So nice to ‘meet’ you all! Beautiful makes, and I love the bling thread ✨ I have similar in my stash, but haven’t used yet- maybe in my next Ranunculus 😃
I want to say how much I have been enjoying your podcasts. I’m slowly watching all of them All three of you ladies are prolific knitters. I like you knit the trending patterns but also lots of others I haven’t noticed before. Thank you. I’m going to Rhinebeck this year for my first time traveling from Southern California. Hope to meet you if you are there also.
Thank you so much for watching. If you see us at Rhineback, please say hello! This will be our first time there and we're super excited. Happy knitting!❤️
So great to see you two (Janet and Tammy) bought Féliz y Punto yarns. I have knitted a few sweaters with that Féliz y Punto yarns and it is absolutely wonderful to work with. Looking forward to your projects, ladies! Thanks for a lovely podcast! ❤
I absolutely love watching you girls you made my day I ve been v poorly during night with an ulcerative colitis attack and it leaves me totally drained and when I noticed urbpodcast yous lifted my mood thank you all so much it’s hot here in edinburgh
Welcome back ladies! Yay, so glad to see that you filmed a new podcast as I knit my second Ranunculus. Glad that you gals had an awesome time! I got to go to Portugal to get myself some of those awesome yarn even though I don’t speak the language! I have heard Portugal is very pretty, your slide show certainly depict that. Another podcaster just mentioned about the Drop Belle yarn. Need to get some to knit a short sleeve Ranunculus or Anker Tee. Love all the lovely projects and finished items you gals featured. It is very inspirational, thanks for sharing! Wish I live in your neck of the woods, I would love to knit with you amazing knitters! Unfortunately I don’t, knitting with you gals virtually is almost as good! 😮 Congratulations to almost one-year Podiversary and 3k subscribers! Happy knitting! ❤️❤️
I always Love your podcasts! Besides all your beautiful knits, I love the towel with the crocheted edge. I want to teach myself how to do that, or have my granddaughter teach me how to do it. She's much better at crocheting & knitting than I am. LOL ❣ I'm glad you had a fun trip.
I’m so happy to have found your podcast. All of you have introduced me to new yarns and new designers and patterns. I’m excited to try some of the yarns you have shown. Love your podcast. Rachel S.
your projects and finished pieces are all beautiful for sure. Thank you for sharing some pictures of your trip. I have dreamed for many years to go to Spain and hope one day to be able to go.
Beautiful projects! Love the sparkle in your Ranunculus tops and the gorgeous Joni! So inspirational! I hope I knit as much on our upcoming river cruise!
You Tube suggested your podcast and I am glad to have stumbled across your fun episode with travels, yarn to die for and sooooo many FO’s and WIPS that I love. My Corran cardigan is almost done. I ripped it back after I was almost to the the arm holes as it seemed too small despite having gauge swatched. Now I am happy with the fit. I like the wider button band that Claudia made. I think I will do the same. Now I think I need to cast on a Tolsta too after seeing the different versions.
How fun. Loved seeing all the things including the video of your trip. It looked amazing. I completed my Tosta Tee but am planning on doing another with one of the mods for the body., just haven’t decided which one. Hope you all have a wonderful few weeks.
Sharon, I’m glad you enjoyed the trip photos. We are all three going to be making the Tolsta tee. Tammi is working on her third one. It looks like a fun knit and just can’t make one! Thanks for watching! 🧶🍷
Another fabulous episode. After seeing all the gorgeous projects you have knit from Paula Pereira patterns, I ordered her new book. Now to decide which to cast on first… after copying Claudia’s Sommerknus.
Back in civilization so I can catch up on your wonderful podcast. Was on a week long fibre related road trip in South Africa. Some places we were completely off grid with giant rain spiders for company 😅. Atleast we had lots of knitting and plenty of wine! All your knits are so pretty and inspirational. And drool worthy yarns! I think Janet's blue and silver Ranunculus is going to be a perfect December holiday sweater. Oh and you girls just get more interesting after hearing about your careers. No wonder you like knitting, it's all about the math 🤣🤣🤣 Claudia I have to join you at yarn buyers anonymous.
Oh my gosh, giant rain spiders, I don't know what they are, and I don't think I want to! 😅 You and I will be the founding members of yarn buyers anonymous! I have a feeling we won't be alone!🤣 Thanks for watching and welcome back to civilization.
You might already know this- But Wool Warehouse in the UK has all the DROPS bases and very quick and reasonable shipping to the US. Not as fun as going to Madrid- but works in a pinch! As always- thanks for the inspiration!
Oh, how I have felt your pain! I learned the hard way, after knitting a tunic-length ranunculus with fingering & indy died mohair, that I had to rip back and reknit from the sleeve separation; No one ever regrets alternating skeins - but they sure do regret NOT alternating, or helical knitting a project. 😅
I Wish I Didn't Have An Allergy Test Tomorrow, I Have To Sleep Now! I'll Have To Watch Your Beautiful Faces Tomorrow. I'm Super Happy To See You All Back Home! Love To You All & To All Your Families 💜💙💚
@@woolandwineHello Fine Ladies. Spectacular Knits As Usual, And That Hibernating Wip Tammi... I Can't Wait To See It Finished, It's Already Gorgeous. The Deep Blue Ranunculus Of Tammi's Is Very Distinguished. Breathtaking Photos Of Your Trip, Beautiful. I'll Be Looking For Claudia's Photos As Well. I Dig The White Wine, Sounds Delicious.
Did Janet Block The First Half Of That Shirt? I Was Thinking Maybe The Yarn Would Become More Tonal With Washing? I Don't Know, I Suppose It's Too Late By Now, Janet's Likely Done With It. 😅 Claudia's Sweater Is Amazing Already.
I just started knitting the Lighthouse Cardigan last week! I’m about to start the sleeves. Mine is out of Lantern in Shibori Blue. Can’t wait to see yours! Jeanette in WI
Jeanette, The color of your lighthouse cardigan sounds beautiful! That’s great that you are working with the same yarn on same pattern that I am. I haven’t gotten real far on mine yet but loving the yarn and the way it’s looking so far!! So fun! Thanks for watching and happy knitting! 😀🧶🍷
I love your podcast, Ladies 😍 I have made 5 rununculi and a heavily modified I See Spring. I have bought the Corran Cardigan and Tolsta Tee patterns on your recommendation. I have just finished knitting the Ranger Cowl, which is a Christmas present for my son. I'm already looking forward to seeing your next episode xx
Thank you! What a great pattern, that Ranunculus! Janet has her latest just about finished. You will love both of Rebecca’s patterns. Please let us know when you’re finished with them. If you use Ravelry, let us know your username so we can see your progress. Cheers! 🧶🍷
Just found your channel, love everything I have seen so far. I am trying to learn to knit, I do crochet. I can knit and pearl but that is all I can do so far, I am very determined to make a sweater and a pair of socks.
Hi Barbara! Janet practiced knitting dish cloths in all kinds of patterns before she tackled sweaters. There are so many free dish cloth patterns available. You learn new things and have a usable project. Win win! 😊
Stem women! Me too, a retired hospital/laboratory architect. I’ll be coming your way this fall; maybe I can coordinate my trip to meet you for Thursday lunch on my way to a trial. I’ll have Morgan with me, so weather will be an issue. If it’s too warm, I’ll just have to do a drive-by so he doesn’t cook in the car, lol.
So many beautiful knits! Re Tammi’s Ranunculus: I found that the Italian bind off (no set up rows)worked very well on mine…. Roxanne Richardsaon has a good tutorial (grafted bind off). 🌹
The Hobbii yarn is really beautiful in your sweater. The texture in Claudia's sweater reminds me a little of Stephen West's Dustland sweater but less bulky. I love the interest the changing textures add to the top without making it look bulky. The trick with the metallic thread adds beatiful bling to your sweaters. How is it to knit with? What did you leave behind in Portugal to make room for your yarn? Amanda of Yarnia made that Ripple jacket for her mother. It is a beautiful pattern
Hi Julia! The thin strand of metallic thread was easy to work with. I did put all three yarns in a plastic bag so they rolled around easily and kept all of the extra cakes in the project bag. Every once in a while I had to stop knitting to untangle the yarn but not a problem at all. 😊
I think the reason why we have made the ranunculus is because it has a fairly easy beautiful lace yoke with Dk yarn and doesn’t take long to make with less yarn than most patterns. 🧶🍷
Great video as usual al girls. Thank you! May I make a suggestion; we only see you 3 lovely ladies in half the screen and the rest of the screen is the back wall which is a little distracting. It would be great to see more of you all and less of the wall. I hope you are not offended by my suggestion. ❤❤❤
Such a nice podcast! But.... all the ads were annoying 🙄 and lighting was poor. (Sorry for the criticism but want to see all those LOVELY knits!) Love how many finishes you gals always have!
Thank you. We have no idea what happened with the lighting. Our entire setup was the same as always. It was a little darker than normal. Maybe all of the beige? 🤣🤣
Kathy, The lighting was not good and am not sure why that happened. It was a partly cloudy day so we must have needed more overhead light. Thanks for your nice comments.
