Thanks Nancy.🥰

What is the pattern for the cabled sweater that was on a counter in the background, folded? Thanks

All the new yarn and new colors are so beautiful, Nancy. Please allow the pink discount online 🙏 I don't live close to your store.

Great idea for the button holes.

❤❤❤such beautiful yarn

Why is he interviewing her and then doing all the talking, and why interview her at all she doesn’t know anything.

Such lovely yarns!😊

Dog Rose is a wild climbing rose native to Europe and I believe Asia. We have them all over our hedgerows here in the UK. Very spikey thorns and grow much like brambles, even stretching up into the branches of smaller trees (as in my mums garden).

🤣 Garden is on my list too ❤

Colinet is on my list. Jennifer is a very clever lady aside from her amazing knitting designs.

I chuckled about your comment about the tucking of sweaters into pants/waist band. I find it not very attractive. Love that you are showing a variety of patterns. I agree about some designers that get certain gauges with yarns.

Thank you for all your sharing of projects and tips. So wished I lived closer, I am in the mid west. Hope you continue the math work shop and have it on line.

Your Jethro sweater is beautiful. I want to make one. Have a great week.

I love how you mentioned the other local stores. Im lucky that I live in Arlington, less than a mile away from Minds Eye. It's nice to hear such positive reviews about all of the stores. I would say we are lucky to be in this neck of the woods.

Oh, Nancy, we feel your pain! We’ve all done it!

The Big Love looks so cozy. I hope you have a great yarn crawl.

Love all the beautiful yarns you showed thank you

Enjoyed your sleeve/needle story...so relateable, you tell yourself one thing and some other part of your mind decides something different. The yarns and bags look amazing, I'm sure it will be a busy weekend! Glad you mentioned the sweater pattern at the end, it is a terrific look.

Like both the sweaters you are wearing. Color choice is also very nice.

Wow, we have a store in Baltimore, Maryland that is also called Black Sheep!

Now I want to knit 3 more things! Thanks. By the way, what is the pattern and yarn for the little ripple blanket in the background? Thanks. Sandy

Wow! I’m glad I’ve found you. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Thank you, I want to be a confident knitter! I have a ways to go!

For those of us learning online from your podcast and can't attend an in-house math workshop, please record a podcast about the math requirements of row gauge and how to achieve it. Thanks so much for your excellent videos!

Hello Nancy. i enjoy the tips a lot. those Clover stitch holders are a blessing. i use them as my life line too. they are easy to pick up the stitches better then my knitting needle.

What is the beautiful blanket just behind you?

I watched Helle and I’m also going to knit the Seoul. It was absolutely gorgeous on her.

Morning Nancy & Team. Thanks for an enjoyable episode. Love your show and especially the 2 patterns you highlighted..as if I need more on my wish list! Have a peaceful weekend . You are appreciated.👋🙏🦘🌏❤xx

Nancy, the gray sweater you are wearing, I like that pattern, what pattern is it.? Louise

I love watching and learn a lot from you.

I can’t believe you answered a problem to something I have been researching all afternoon. I’m want to start the “Weekender” by Andrea Mowery and when I did a swatch gauge I found by stitch gauge right on but the row gauge was a bit longer. She asked for 18 stitches and to knit 27 rows for 4” using 9 needles. I met gauge with 18 stitches and 23 rows. So I’ve decided to just cast on and follow the pattern. What are your thoughts?

Also love your tips podcasts

I also watched Danish Musings. Will be excited to see your version

I am knitting my first Callioipe using Fibura Natura Cobblestone plus Koas Yarn brushed alpaca. I love the way the lace weight alpaca blurs the multicolored yarn into a softer blend of colors. Mine will also be next to skin soft and as the seasons are starting to change I am looking forward to wearing it.

I just knitted at the beach club in Positano! Love your posts

Could you do any of your classes recorded or online? I would especially be interested in your toe up magic loop socks class. I live in NYC, so I can't come to your shop - though I wish I could because your shop seems wonderful and honestly better than the few we have in NYC. Sigh.

Oh my goodness Nancy, thank you for the math tips and the “tucking in” fashion 😮! I am from your generation and totally agree. 😱 Like you, I work my sleeves first and usually the neckband before I finished the body. Makes me happy to have a finished garment when the body is completed. ❤

Haha thx for the laugh about that ridiculous look of tucking in the bottom of the sweater! I’m right on ur page- Amen…takes away from the elegance of a hand knit sweater!! Show off that beautiful knitted yarn don’t hide it behind pants!!!!!! Carrie from Florence, Oregon🤭❤🐕🐑☕🧵🪡🧶

Always very enjoyable TU for taken the time to give so much information & advice❤❤❤

I did that with one of my tees. I did sleeves before finishing body.

Hi Nancy 😊 Enjoy your podcasts. Appreciate you sharing tips & tricks which are very helpful. It was nice getting a look around the shop. Hoping to make a day trip this fall to visit from Indian Orchard, MA..

I do agree with you about not tucking the sweater inside your jeans. In vogue right now everywhere, in Sweden as well where I live. Hopefully it won't be long until it's long gone! 😊

Nancy, I laughed out loud with your aside about tucking sweaters into jeans! I totally agree (am mid 70s....) Always fun to see new patterns and yarns, hear your tips and feel inspired....thanks.

thank you Nancy and Robyn, lots of great inspiration and advice as usual

Hi Nancy, what is the variegated yarn that you are using for the Calliope?

Nancy I don’t get it at all. Exactly for the same reasons

I like math so I created an excel spreadsheet that calculates everything for me. I have all of my measurements recorded. I can input my guage and it fills in the number of stitches that I need for each. It makes it easy to use different weight yarns, to hold 2 yarns together and so on. It has really helped me to knit sweaters that fit. If I weigh my swatch I can generally get pretty close on calculating how much yarn I need. If I am knitting from stash it cuts down on yarn chicken.

Hi Nancy. I laughed so much at your comment about tucking in a sweater into jeans because I feel the exact same way.😂 I don’t get it either and I guess it shows my age too. Thanks for showing all the patterns. Rachel S.

Nancy as always you show us a lots of great projects , very inspiring for this fall. And your comments on how to choose the best pattern to fit us are precious. Thanks a lot. Have a good week.

Such helpful tips and beautiful shop. I love visiting and buying your yarn when I'm in the area. This video makes me want to get in the car and come up from New York right now!