I have grey/white hair at least for 20 years. It gave me a wonder feeling to have my natural progressed hair. Some of the tops could be worn under a jacket - blue Jean, for instance or put a silk scarf with colours to compliment your skin/hair. After all they are beautiful. I still wear grey, use cheek colour and brighter lipstick with eyelid colour. It makes a big difference. I get compliments all the time. I wish you the best. You may be a winter/summer cross.

Why don't you pop those garments that you don't think suit you now in the dye pot. It's a very easy process.

Oh my goodness those people who make comments like that - what are they thinking!? I really enjoy your podcast, and I am SO glad you are taking it as "if you don't like it, go watch someone else" Please keep doing what you are doing, I LOVE your local content and all the details of what you are making and how it goes (and one day soon I promise to visit your shop too!)

Happy New Year Lisa - lovely to "see" you again and all of your updates

You’re top that you’re wearing looks lovely.👍🧶

Great episode. Thank you. The pink yarns really look good on you.

Mentioning hair colour. I was dark brown. Now grey. I no longer colour my hair due to alopecia. Loved my favourite colour green but can no longer wear as it doesn't suit my complexion.

Hi Lisa, love your lightweight Ranunculus. Thanks for another fun vlog.

I had my colours done in my late 20's and when they did them, they covered our hair and only used skin tone. I still have my colour chart and I am grey now too and the colours that suited me then still are my best colours. I used to wear more muted colours as they were more practical but when we left Auckland 7 years ago, I decided to use the colours I love. I am a Spring and love colour.

My hair went grey very early on and I had it coloured for far too long, only when the lockdowns came I decided lets just carry on growing it out. My only regret is I didn't do it sooner as my natural hair is so much healthier and I've grown to like the colour it is. It's really interesting hearing you talk about how certain colours make you feel. I'm a bit conflicted about having colours done as I've heard from some people who found they aren't what they were told was their colours. I kind of feel like you are best at deciding your colours as you lit up when you talked about how certain colours gave you confidence or you felt most comfortable wearing. Happy New Year

Lisa, have you thought about using an Icelandic bind off in place of the Italian bind off?

Hi Lisa. I’ve been watching you from day 1. It’’s so nice to see how much you’ve evolved and your podcast is really professional and fun with lots of good content. You give great advice and it really helps motivate me in making new things. Also, I was wondering what was different about your look and it’s your hair-which I absolutely love. I wish I had platinum hair color and I noticed how beautiful the bright colors are looking on you. Pink is really your new color! Thanks for all you do on you channel. I look forward to watching you. Patricia

Happy New Year Lisa. Thank you for another interesting vlog, particularly enjoyed your discussion on colours as our skin and hair changes with aging. I’ve also struggled with this and had an analysis last March with a consultant who lives near Arrowtown, which I’ve found super helpful.

I wouldn’t have known it wasn’t a fade if you hadn’t mentioned it. I’ve always wanted to make that.

Happy new year, Lisa! Happy to catch up and looking forward to a good year. Love your podcast!

Hi Lisa, happy new year. Loved your podcast .So interesting re colours and changing , I have found the need to change colour thoughts also , never had my colours done and would love to .

Really appreciate your discussions on your projects and the fibres and techniques you use. I can’t remember the name of the bind off you have previously suggested as a quick but effective bind off and why aren’t you considering it for your Chantal sweater.? When you finish it can you please let us know the size you knitted and the yardage as I am considering knitting it. Thank you!

Hi Lisa, I’m the same, always thinking about my hair and having to dye it regularly. Maybe I should go naturally grey? I think you are a summer because you look good in the pinks and blues. Are you going to knit and gather in March? The cumulus blouse is stunning! Love the colour combo ❤

Same thing happened to me when my hair colour changed.... I haven't had my colours done but I went on line and found the Deep Autum colour chart and I stick to that now.. so easy choosing colours and decluttering wardrobe with the colour chart.

Hi Lisa, the aging hair colour change is confronting, finding too that colours I was confident wearing no longer feel good to wear. Thanks for being vulnerable and sharing this. I dont know but thought your colours were summer or winter. Maybe you switched from summer to winter with hair colour change. Be interesting to follow your discovery, we are all changing and learning ❤

G’day neighbour, a great start podcast to the new year Lisa. Looking forward to see how your journaling goes too. 🍀🍀🍀🇦🇺

Hi !! Can you tell me the John Arbon six colors you put together and what the intended pattern was, was it yarnadeluc dk? I can’t seem to find them in previous podcast! Thanks so much!!

Happy New Year! I visited your lovely city last Feb/March. I look forward to watching your content!

Interesting what u werecsaying about colour lisa. I had my colours done and I'm a winter so browns greens yellows orange look terrible on me. Get your colours done if get chance. U look great in the darker grey and pinks 😊

Thank you, Lisa , for talking about color choices for those whose look may be changing. I also find that some colors really wash me out so what looked good when I was younger no longer looks good. We knotters live and learn for sure.

Hi lisa. Good to see you. We've got 6 inch of frozen snow here in northern England and -3 deg c at the mo so I'm jumper knitting. 😊. It's weird seeing your summer knitting but love it.

Lovely podcast Lisa as usual..had you given any thought to dying your "grey" jumpers?

Hi Lisa, I am very interested in the knitting retreat in Greytown in March, but I can not find any information about it. Is there a link to the event? Thanks so much.

I need to knit a new floozy - I knit mine years ago and there are signs of thining under the arms 😪

I have had white hair since I was in my forties but colored my hair till I was 53 when I had a terrible reaction to hair coloring so I let my hair grow out & love being white hair at my age of 82! I had my colors done in my early forties but they are no longer relevant & like you I had to change colors I wear. Thank you for your podcast. A feller knitter from San Francisco Bay Area CA USA. I visited New Zealand in 2004 for a month & loved everyday & everyplace I visited!

Happy New Year Lisa! I love the V Chantal sweater. I knit it before Christmas but had to redo it because it turned out too big. I knit it with yarn by Les Biscotte I bought at Knit City and it was an investment, so I wanted to make sure it was perfect! Yes, our colour preferences and suitability definitely do change and how we like to dress. I don't like oversized tops and I run hot. So even though it's cold here in Hamilton, I can't wear heavy worsted weight yarns. It happens....LOL Rosie

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Ignore the whining people. They don’t have to watch.❤

I also love your podcast

Hi lisa no one is making them watch, it’s their problem. Some people just like to complain. However If you do want to see where to look into an iPhone to make ‘eye contact’ with your audience, use your finger to cover where the lens is when you are taping and that will tell you exactly which part of the camera screen to look at to be looking ‘at’ people. You could use a sticky ‘donut’ dot or something to remind you for a while till you get comfortable with where the lens is.

Lisa once again your podcast was fantastic. I do believe those who complain about minor things is usually less about you and more about them. Keep doing what you’re doing. I look forward to your next episode. Have A Happy New Year.

Hi Lisa, I hope you had a wonderful Christmas and wishing you a Happy New Year! I just wanted to say how much I love your podcast-your tips and advice have been such a big help in building my confidence with my knitting. Please don’t let the negative comments bring you down-they reflect more on the people leaving them. Thank you for all that you do and for inspiring us with your amazing work! ✨😊

Your podcasts are perfect as they are! I love watching them because of your creative projects and the interesting infos and I like your kind and quiet way to talk. Merry Christmas and all the best for your new year!

Love your podcasts Lisa. As you say your knitting is the most important thing & 99.999% of us really appreciate the huge amount of time & effort that must go into making these podcasts to share your inspiring projects & thoughts. Have a well earned Xmas break.

I LOVE YOUR PODCAST!!! Please don’t change anything!❤❤❤

Merry Christmas Lisa and thanks so much for your podcasts. They are always interesting and IMO very professionally put together, please don’t let the negative comments put you off! I can think of others who have been doing it much longer than you that always seem to have technical issues with and also gab on about silly stuff - so - you do you and don’t change a thing! Merry Christmas :)

Merry Christmas 🎄! Thank you for another wonderful year of podcasts!

Merry Christmas and thank you Lisa for all the time you put into your podcast content. I look forward to watching and listening to each episode. My Ravelry queue has certainly grown in the last few years because of you 😄Take care.

Hi your podcast is great. Merry Christmas to you thank you for sharing your wonderful knitting experience . You have encouraged me to try crocheting a top. I fell in love with what you are making 😊

Merry Christmas to you and your family. From Sue in Ontario, Canada. Love your podcast. Just wish I could order from you. Maybe next year when I visit my son in Palmerston North

Merry Christmas Lisa and thank you for the wonderful podcasts throughout the year. Really appreciate them 🎄💕

Merry Christmas, love your podcast!

Have a wonderful festive season and a great summer break, don't worry about those who choose to be negative and make unhelp and hurtful comments. I really don't get the point of being that way. Like you say, they don't have to watch and listen. I recently found a new poem called Let Them and it's a great lesson in dealing with this kind of person.

I have found DHL and Fedex box deliver from Aussie in 2-3 days max. They clear customs while in transit never had any delays.

Looks more like the love note jumper by tin can knits not Rannuculous