What a great podcast. You are one of my favorite podcasters!

Thank you so much for showing us the 'Braidy loop' sweater - I really need that in my wardrobe! I already knit the Alpine Bloom sweater last year and I have recently finished the Framed sweater - I knit that because I'm not going to Rhinebeck, living in Denmark makes it kind of expensive to travel all the way to Rhinebeck to go yarn shopping but at least I have the sweater - and I have the Knitting for Olive yarn shop right around the corner! I like your podcast very much - everything you knit is so neat and nice! 😊

Thank you for the bundle, there’s some beautiful patterns in there. The Leafette pattern is in my Favorites, I have yarn for it, so I might knit it sometime soon. I’m not quite in the fall sweater mood yet as it’s been quite warm here in Southern California.

First time viewer, now a subscriber! Looking forward to more of your videos!

Love your episode and channel. I just love all of your handknits you wear. They just look fabulous on you. I have the eco-baby and am now needing to knit that Astere. Thank you for the inspiration. I have knit for along time and graphs are not my favorite but sure can do them however I choose to write my own out in words when I find the graph. I think for me the old way is “ see-write-do” works well for my brain…. Maybe this may work for others as well. This works well when you are following several graphs ( cables etc), within the pattern, at least for me. Thank you for today.

Love this episode ❤

Wigeon is pronounced Wi Jin short vowel i

Thank you Bobbi, I love your podcast!

Great podcast Bobbi! I love watching you and always look forward to your knitting tips. Thanks especially today for mentioning what your floats look like (smiles) on the backside of your colorwork. I am knitting my first colorwork sweater and can use all the advice I can get! I’m currently working on a pattern called Goldwing by Jenn Steingass. It is beautiful and you should check it out! Thanks again!

Your Autumn Alpine is gorgeous!

FYI Wigeon is pronounced like pigeon. lol. It is actually a duck.

I consider fall to be October, November, and December. Our coastal NC summer season is very long and our winters are mild. I have very little use of wooly knits and, although I love the look of mohair, it is just too warm.

Which one to knit, they are all great!

Polina is on my to do list. I saw one project done with Noro silk garden sock solo in the Omitamo S1 colorway with a dark brown for colorwork. I have this in my stash and I was totally smitten. I will also do Sunset Highway. I just received a huge binge buy of Linen quill. Purl soho had a late summer sale and I thought 😆I needed to buy a lot of it. So two of the colors will be Misurina. Not sure what else…..three are likely enough.

I saved your bundle in my Ravelry faves.😊 Thank you!! I really appreciate the time you take talking about each pattern. Also, that you mention budget and include all levels of knitters. Great video!

Hello there, I really enjoyed this podcast. Lovely choices! I can see why you prefer the Autumn Alpine design-the yarn choices really showcase the design. The Spincycle yarn hides/dilutes the colorwork. Cheers! ❤

Twist loop sweater is my dream knit!

Your tee fits you perfectly! It’s gorgeous…thanks for all the nice patterns you dug up.

Excellent podcast.

Oh my goodness, Bobbi!! I hope you haven’t frogged your Frame. I had a thought that if you just frog back to the ribbing you could put that on a barber cord and look for another pattern that you like and use that ribbing for the new sweater. Tubular cast-on is so beautiful, it would be a shame to have to start that over again. Even if the new sweater is a few stitches different, you can easily adjust that count in your first knit row. Just a thought….. Love your chosen patterns…always!!!

What a lovely episode Bobbi. I really enjoy all of your fall sweater choices my friend 🥰💗

My brain doesn’t interpret charts to stitches…it is like I am in Calculus or Organic Chemistry or Physics all over again!!!

I love your videos with all my heart and always rush to watch them. I love your style, aesthetic, and the patterns and yarn as well as collies you choose. ❤❤❤

All of your patterns are just gorgeous. However, you are a much more advanced knitter than I am so I saved them for when I grow up a bit in my knitting.

I want all of these....

This is my first time finding your post and I loved listening to all of it. I have Alpine Bloom in my que to do. I will follow you on Instagram

Lovely selection of knits. 🧶🧶

Appreciate all the wonderful ideas for patterns! Really enjoy your show! ❤

Hello Bobbie, I love watching and finding beautiful patterns and learning a lot. I am 59 and have been knitting for a year. I finally have gotten better at knitting and decided to jump in and make my first garment . I’m making my daughter The Turtle Dove cardigan and I’m knitting socks. I have a lot of plans for the future and of course collecting yarn lol. Have a great day and happy knitting . Thank you 😊

Loved your video. Wonderful ideas 🎉

Ewe knits is a great shop in Toronto, Canada! Come and experience our beautiful city situated on the shore of Lake Ontario. Love your podcast!

Hi Bobbi, one of my favorite podcaster! I was thinking of doing framed cowl she came out with. Might be a good way to try color work. Of course I hear socks are the best way to start color work. 🤷‍♀️

Great podcast! I always love a pattern review. At the moment, I am working on Thea Colman’s Luxardo and Alicia Plummer’s Garnered Cardigan- both lovely and fun to knit. I have pattern and yarn lined up for Asterie as Fall project. Can’t wait!

So many great choices! Wigeon rhymes with pigeon, it’s an American duck. Probably named for the soft down. Beautiful sweater.

I really like your videos. You give a lot of informations in writing notes and showing the pictures and descriptions. Congratulations! 👏.

Awesome video Bobbi. I am so glad you added the Fie. I am going to make it for sure. Also, love, love your color choices for your Autumn Bloom.

I had the Fie and Leaflette saved in Favorites and added the Polina Pullover, and Asterie. I'm currently knitting Pothos by Beth McDonald Stone and Rococo by Sari Nordlun. In hibernation: Scarflette, by Justyna Lorkowska and Ilia by Michelle Wang amongst various scrappy shawls I add to periodically. I particularly like to see what you choose to knit in what I imagine a fairly warm year around climate? I live in northern Calif. Thanks so much for the roundup of autumn sweaters

Thanks so much for taking the time to create this beautiful bundle for us. Love your style and colors that you choose xox

Fantastic podcast! Great sweaters😊

You should give yourself hugs for that Sunday sweater. It’s beautiful. The colour isn’t one I could wear but it gorgeous.

Another wonderful podcast with so many great pattern suggestions. If someone is having difficulty using charts I would suggest they colour code the chart. K2together could be pink, SSK, blue etc. I also increase the size of the chart so that it is easier to see. Using a magnetic board and following the rows with a ruler under or over the row you are working on keeps you on the correct row. I use all three of these suggestions and find they make doing lace charts so much easier.

Did you mean Wigeon? (rhymes with pigeon and is a type of duck)

Thanks so much for putting together this bundle. I love almost all of the patterns. The first one I want to knit is the Braidy Loop. My youngest daughter would love this. She prefers the oversized sweaters and this one would definitely fit her style. I’m currently working on the Vanilla Fluff sweater for her as part of The Woolly Thistle’s KAL. I’m using Rauma Finulfarn and Plum held together. It’s a bit scratchy so I’m crossing my fingers that it will soften up after washing.

Thank you for your list of Fall Knits! I have put Asterie and Fie in my Queue. Perfect timing as I am prepping for Dallas Fiber Festival in a couple of weeks 😊

Love this podcast, Bobbi! So many beautiful choices for fall! Appreciate all you do for us.

Thanks Bobbi! I have been searching for the cable sweater that suits me perfectly. Something that has a wow factor but enough empty space or texture that rests the eye. The Siri sweater is it! Thanks for bringing it to my attention ❤

beautiful patterns. If a pattern uses charts, and one doesn't like them, it is fairly easy to turn it into written instructions. Sometimes I will do that to make it easier for me to memorize.

Thank you so much for doing this selection for us. It made such enjoyable viewing and filled me with ideas! Pretty sure I will be making the Asterie sweater by Natasia Hornby - yours looks so beautiful.

Teti’s designs are fabulous and I love the autumn alpine it’s beautiful Bobbi your stranding is so neat I’m envious I need to learn to do that I’m missing out on so many wonderful sweaters. For The yarn name think the bird pigeon with a W was how I was told to say it lol.

Hi Bobbi! Thank you so much for the great podcast. I wait always impatiently for a new one from you. I live in Germany and like so many of us (I am 57) I had stopped knitting for some decades and restarted it two years ago. I must admit, that you have always soooooo pretty choices in colour and style. You look terrific in your handknits. So have a nice Sunday afternoon with many greetings from Bavaria.