Södermalm and Södermalm-Light are now available on Ravelry. Remember until March 31st, put both patterns in your cart and receive a $4 discount instantly!
Works in Progress
- Clara Dress on Ravelry by Karin Vestergaard Mathiensen offered only as a kit but it is actually a traditional Norwegian pattern which can be found here. This is a somewhat controversial pattern on Ravelry… Who owns the pattern?
- Additional link to extra sizes of this pattern!
- Doris Mittens by Clara Falk in Tusindfryds EngleUld from Majas Manufaktur in Curry and Off-White. I'm knitting these on my new Karbonz fixed-circular 3mm needles. I-cord cast-on.
Upcoming
Shawl Design and lace tops :)
Q&A
Thank you to those of you who posted on the Episode thread or in the Youtube comments :) I love hearing from you!!
My Question to you this week is : What are your favorite needles to use for knitting hats? Have you ever been to Ireland? What must-see yarnie/sheepie things can you recommend?
Nicky from New Zealand asks: Would you mind telling us a bit more about how it is that you are in Sweden ? What do you do for a job, or are you a stay at home knitter? Do you plan to move back to the US? Do you keep a knitting journal?
Susie from Oregon asks for tips on improving finishing. Check out the Purl Bee's post on weaving in ends! I like using their Knitting Tutorials for other things too. This will be something I continue to address on my podcast :)
Kira from Oregon asks: Do you impose a limit on the size of your stash?
My Question to you this week is : What are your favorite needles to use for knitting hats? Have you ever been to Ireland? What must-see yarnie/sheepie things can you recommend?
Nicky from New Zealand asks: Would you mind telling us a bit more about how it is that you are in Sweden ? What do you do for a job, or are you a stay at home knitter? Do you plan to move back to the US? Do you keep a knitting journal?
Susie from Oregon asks for tips on improving finishing. Check out the Purl Bee's post on weaving in ends! I like using their Knitting Tutorials for other things too. This will be something I continue to address on my podcast :)
Kira from Oregon asks: Do you impose a limit on the size of your stash?
Other
Swedish Finull information from the Fleece and Fiber Sourcebook.
Tink = Knit spelled backwards. Who knew?!?
See you next week!
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