Oh my gosh! This is great. I’ve been struggling with this technique. I’d start off with such a long strand of yarn and it would tangle and stretch. My edge would look so lumpy and the tension was too loose or tight in spots. I was ready to give up. I’ve wasted so much material trying to push forward. You make it look so simple! Thank you

Wonderful thank you!

So thankful for this video! I’m working on a sweater in Manchelopis and I wanted the tubular look for the bottom but just was scared with this delicate yarn. This was so helpful!

Very informative - thankyou!

loved seeing the book club cardigan in this episode after meeting you in it this past weekend!

I am currently knitting on my first (only?) Soldotna Sweater (which will be cropped but probably 5-6 inches longer than the pattern calls for) out of random-ish scraps from my stash. I have the Winter Sweater on my TBK list because I was recently gifted a sweaters quantity of yarn that had been partially knit in a cable cardigan and the cables pop in that yarn, however I could not understand the pattern, nor did I like the moss stitch hem, so I'm frogging it and found the Winter Sweater as a possibility for the knit. Though I do also really love Siri Cardigan Solo and may buy and knit that pattern.

I've looked and looked and I can't find the name of the brown sweater with bobbles that is on the cover photo for the video. Do you know what it is?

This is very valuable. Thank you for doing this video.

Thank you Mia for such a thoughtful and informative video. I really enjoyed watching while knitting the Utility Shawl by Jonathan Day. My first time using mohair and learning some new to me stitches.

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Thank you for sharing your thoughts on the testing process 😊 Your garments look beautiful 😍

I checked out your project pages on Ravelry. and I thank you for such helpful notes. I bought the Hibernate pattern yesterday and now I am pretty pysched to cast on. I actually have quite a nice collection of Good Wool, so that will probably be the one! Thanks for the spotlight, Mia. It was super ... and it was very sweet how you plugged the pattern and the test knitting process. You rock! 💗

Very interesting video, thank you. I think I maybe purchasing a new pattern soon... I really liked the dusky pink, definitely a neutral and the only shade of pink I will wear. I much prefer greens and dark blues. I'm working on my first ever cardigan whilst I watch/listen 😊

Perfect timing, I just purchased the pattern earlier today! It was good to hear about different yarn choices. While listening I almost made it to the toe decreases on my Rad Radish socks which have been so much fun to make.

Thank you so much for this informative video! I learn so much each time I watch!

Love the colors of your Hibernate Pullovers, especially the green one. 💚🧶

I love Aimee's designs and have knit multiples of several, as well! Just purchased the Hibernate Pullover--can't wait to cast on!

Thank you so much Mia for the thoughtful video and for test knitting and then knitting two more (!!!). Thank youuuu

As I have now entered the “adventurous beginner “ stage, I, just wanted you to know how much I appreciate all the information and knowledge I’ve acquired from your videos. Thank you for being a blessing in my knitting journey 😊

Such an beauteful and inspiring Video. Thank you and greetings from Germany ❤ @Mercedesse.kreativ

Yessss! I've just cast on the Quinn sweater

The Winter Sweater caught my eye! Thank you

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Ohhh thank you for this! That Berroco Bellmund vest just became a priority to make. (Currently knitting an emotional support chicken for my MIL while watching 😅)

Such a great collection of patterns. I have my eye on the cable sweater and the first cardigan. Thank you so much for this video.

Great selection of free patterns. Most of these I haven’t seen before. Off to add them to my library. Also that color looks amazing on you.

Thank you Mia for this episode...I love a free pattern and recognize many of the garments you have highlighted.🥰🇨🇦Sharon.

Tha'k you for your selection Mia. I was considering my wardrobe could use more vest and that Edgar slipover is gorgeous. It will jump on my needles really fast!

Thank you so much for sharing this. I have subscribed to you and I’m really glad that I found you. Thank you so much. There’s quite a few there that I would love to connect. Was there a couple there that weren’t on the list that you had down below? There was a sweater, look like fingering weight maybe sport weight which is what I prefer. It was white or beige. There was a couple that I couldn’t find in your list.

Loved the patterns I will be adding two of the pullovers to My queue. Working on the Flax sweater a simple modern pullover from Tin Can Knits

Oh wow, the Kelbourne Woolens 'Fall Sweater' is pretty amazing. Be still my heart.

P.S. I am working on a pair of Leap Year socks and the Islands CAL, and I have the yarn & pattern ready to cast on for Aimee Sher's Friendship Sweater. But a few more pullovers to plan for (e.g. the Quinn and the Laura) is always a good time!

That wine color looks amazing on you 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 (Oh. And thank you for the round up. I will definitely look at a few of the pullovers 😊)

Thanks for posting this episode, I'm interested in a few patterns here. Nice to use a free pattern from time to time ❤

Wow !!! What a great round up !!! Thanks for putting this together .

Thank you, so many beautiful patterns, most of which I hadn’t seen before! Off to add to my queue…

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Thanks, I just added the Edgar slipover to my fall knitting plans! Of course there were 2 other vests planned for this fall, can I do 3?

Thank you!!.

Just an idea to reduce harsh shadows - bouncing light on your left (viewers right). Hanging white cloth just outside the shot, mirrors could help reduce shadows. It might not work perfectly, but an idea to try if you like location and don't want artificial lights 😊

Beautiful 😍😍😍😍

I live in sweat pants but if I could I'd wear dark Academia 24/7!

I was going to write a comment, but all I can remember are your fabulous pants! 😉

Love this aesthetic! You've definitely inspired me to start making my knitting plans for fall.

A beautiful video thankyou and I loved seeing the wildlife xxx