What color did you use as the base for the fjære genser ?

i'm so grateful you do this podcast. I appreciate it every time. Thank you.

Wonderful!

Congratulations on 100 eps ❤ that us a lot of knitting. I think nellies hot pink sweater is adorable. I do think the white sweater you are designing is beautiful I'd love to knit it

Bonjour Inga Merci pour ce nouvel episode. Je viens visiter la Norvège cet été avec ma famille et j espère moi aussi rapporter des souvenirs laineux!

Love the rauma sweater.

I like the cable on your self-patterened sweater.😊

Takk for ein ny superkoselig episode. Ser ut som dere hadde ein nydeleg tur 🤩 Godt selskap mens eg strikker på lakes pullover i Rauma Fivel og Jose hood i Hillesvåg forgarn.

Thank you for sharing your makes. They are inspiring and we can use your knowledge on yarn etc . Personnally cannot stand itchy and peeling yarns.

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congrats on the 100 episodes! what a milestone! Love the rainbow pull for Nelli! I also think you can get away with the adult version by doing a Lento! I knitted one for a friend using Drops Flora and two strands of mohair and still was cost friendly but super mega warm and luxurious!

Knitting Olive’s vest in ginger twist studio mohair and sock yarn. Lovely pattern and yarn

Congratulations on 100 episodes, Inga! I remember that I discovered your channel at around 40 episodes, watched all of them and every new one since. The first knitting podcast I discovered and still my favourite. 🥰

Hi Inga! I’m Inga from Tallinn, Estonia;) I have just discovered your channel and you are so very inspirational! We do not have much yarn producers left, specially after covid - so, you won’t find any yarn from Estonia, what you can’t find from other countries.

Tusen takk for en koselig strikkestund 😊 Genseren du har på deg er så flott!

Hi, like you’re channel and you make magnificent pieces! Would you like to sell this sweater? (second hand does not matter)

Lovely knits and acquisitions. Check out Kelly (the tangled stitch) from the Knit Chat Cafe (Knits and Stitches podcast). She knits but also make these beautiful simple but elegant dresses from linen. Sorry I can't give more specific details to which episodes she mentions them. I'm not a sewer. Also for the Fisherman wool, I've seen a few people make the Lion Brand pattern for Fisherman's wool shrug. Looks very cozy. Wishing you all the best as you transition into being a working mom. Though I believe you are an amazing doctor and your patients are eagerly awaiting your return. Take care.

Hi, I enjoy you blog.

Been here since episode 1 when you were in the country location - good luck with the next phase. Nellie is loved and will be just fine :) harder on you I’m guessing :p

Hi Inga, Best of luck transitioning to working mom status! I appreciate and look forward to your videos 💕

Congratulations on 100 vlogs. I've been watching since before you announced your pregnancy with Nellie. Currently I'm following pathologists from several countries... Canada, Scotland, Norway, Sweden, Ireland. It Very interesting to see how different we are , but at the same time, so very similar

Hi Inga! I hope you’re doing well. I have a question…do you know if the first childrens Knitting book you got has an english version? Thank you

Such a bummer you had to re-record. You did a great job, I'd sound so frustrated 😂. Re: your marled yarn. Knitty Natty did a lovely Nurtured Sweater by Andrea Mowry in a marled yarn that looked amazing. X

😭Not Moussaka! 😂 (a greek lamb and eggplant dish 😅) Sounds like a blast! Thanks for the video!

Thank you for the extra effort you put into this episode. I love watching your podcast while I work on tricky patterns--your calming voice & presence make it so enjoyable.

How exciting that you’re an affiliate with Woolly thistle! What a match & It’s become one of my favorite yarn shops based in the US ❤

Check out Ottobre-patterns for children. Easy for beginners!

What fun to watch! All the best as you move to a different family schedule.

I love how Nellis balaclava fits your head 😂 love to see the blanket i want to make is finished so beautiful. I think the red and the dark red you choose for the shawl and the pullover are ao beautiful. nellis knits are so cute time flies she is almost a year now 🥺 i think the book ia a great gift i mean it does have many patterns.

Good luck to you and your family as you transition back to work. Remember how much you love your work. And how hard you worked. You will so enjoy when you get home and snuggle in and Nellie tells of her day. Your knitting is stunning!!!

Wow thanks for the major effort to re-record for all of us followers. Lovely lovely Finnish yarns - yumyum! Please enjoy the rest of your time away from work with Nellie!

Hi Inga, Thank you for your podcast. I have been watching you since episode one! Don't know why I never subscribed until today. You put a lot of work into all the editing and re-recording today. Good luck going back to work. It will be ok. Just another life change. I"m glad you bought yourself the interchangeable needles. I have had a personal tragedy over a year ago and have been doing that sort of thing to show kindness and bring peace to my life: I just bought a set of Lykke interchangeable SHORTS! I've wanted them forever and I'm 72 so I splurged. I've also bought Mongolian cashmere last year to make a beautiful shawl that I just finished. Take care of yourself and enjoy your family, Inga. Just think, you will have those interchangeable needles forever and they will mark your return to work and Nellie's kindergarten. I'm sure your patients and co-workers will be so happy to have you back. See you again soon when you record again. Thank you for sharing all your knitting projects , etc. with us.

I really do love your self drafted sweaters. I hope you release patterns of them😉

Hi Inga❤all your knits. I would like to see the knits that Nellie got for Christmas. I’m sure they are gorgeous.

Hi Inga ❤ Lovely projects again 😊 You've been to Taito Shop which sells Pirkka yarn in more than 100 different colours. Very good quality and also mothfree ( the small butterfly which eats wool) . Hopefully you have time to knit after returning back to work! Snurre is wonderful ❤ There are few more yarn shops in Helsinki,but I don't know if they sell Finnish yarn. You can find some very good ones in net as Vuonue or Jalovilla,Artic banana (!) Aurinkokehrä and Pirtin kehräämö.Linkulla spinneri is amazing small place owned by too ladies,they keep sheep and spin the yarn themselves ❤❤❤

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If you watch "Those twins who knit" podcast they also sew and talk about where they get their patterns. Back in the day (when I 2as a teenager and I am almost 76) I used to bevable to buy patterns at a department store or fabric store. It seems you buy them on line and you have to print them yourself

Simplicity sewing patterns have always worked for me. Sewing for beginners videos here on KZbin would probably be a great support. I hope your transition back to work goes well.

Beautiful knits as always! I love those poet socks! I have the sweater design of the same name but I'm not casting it on yet. I sew as well as knit. I recommend simple kids PDF patterns, print the pattern pieces at home and assemble them, it's easy and you can print out another size when Nelly grows. The fold line website is great to search patterns by category. Some sewing patterns with better than average instructions include: Oliver and S., Waves and Wild, The Assembly Line, True Bias. Thanks for sharing and good luck with going back to work.

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Hi Inga! I believe the other shop you visited (where you got the Villanka yarn) in Helsinki has been Taito Shop Helsinki. The address is Eteläesplanadi 4, if anyone is interested. It is close to the market square by the sea. Lots of handmade goods from Finland there, worth visiting if only just to eye some lovely handmade things 💖So happy to hear you've visited my city! 😍Congrats for the 100th episode too! Lot's of love from Helsinki 💕

Hello, Inga! I'm so delighted to finally get a chance to watch KZbin and your vlogs! I've missed it a lot. Thank you so much for your story❤️

Takk for stunden! ❤Fjæregenseren er så flott! 🤩

Congrats on the 100th episode Inga! This one was so great as always! ❤I wanted to comment on what you said about not being able to find Finnish yarns while in Helsinki. The wool industry here in Finland simply isn't as huge as in Norway or Sweden. Especially compared to Norway, I feel like knitting has become more mainstream only in the recent years - when I was a little younger, it was always talked about as "grandmas' hobby" lol. Before the local wool industry started blowing up during and after covid, the consensus seemed to be that "it is not profitable to make yarn in Finland, people don't want to pay for it and they find it boring and scratchy". I hope this is now changing, and we'll be able to enjoy more and more lovely Finnish yarn ✨

Hi Inga, welcome to the sewing world. There's a company called Twig and Tale who sell beautiful, earthy sewing patterns with great instruction. They also share information on upcycling. Enjoy.

Yes, patterns are available for download & print, but you can still purchase new ones. The brand we recommend for new sewists is Simplicity. It tells you how to line the pieces of pattern up with the grain of the fabric. One thing my grandmother told me was to always add pockets. Kids love pockets. I made pinafores for my kids to wear while painting or gluing or baking. Very simple, easy and very useful. My kids grew up in Minnesota where it was VERY cold in winter, so I often made corderoy pants lined with flannel and did make them long enough to turn up - looked cute with the contrasting cuff. Oh those socks are gorgeous and so is that new sweater with the cables.

I love your vlogs. I always pick up my knitting and enjoy a cup of tea to join you. All the best for returning to work. Keep up the beautiful knitting podcast that you provide to us. Cathy from Canada.

Maybe check online with McCalls or Simplicity patterns for children if they will ship overseas.? Hopefully they do. I live in the states so I'm not sure.

I loved this one and put the Versal in my favorites on Ravelry. I love your knowledge of making moderations and am looking forward to being able to do that more comfortably 😅. I wish that knitting knowledge was passed down to me in the way that it was for you, you are so lucky in that! My daughter is 3 and I’m hoping to pass it down to her and a love of knitting 🤞

I just cannot believe how much you knit!!! Another great episode. Enjoy your time. 🥰