thank you! Yes, gender no longer has a "color" but why would anyone be upset because people want to use pink and or blue? Reverse bias

Totally love your videos and commentary as always but I am also eyeing your pants you were wearing at minute 4:38 while were kitting and sharing about spit splicing

Ooo that sparkle is lovely and the finished sweater is beautiful

Would like to see how you styled it for the party! I've frogged a sweater and went through similar steps to reuse the yarn. Did the frogged sweater fit poorly? Mine was too big. I reknit it and it fits better now.

Wow!!!! That sweater is GORGEOUS!!!! 🤩

Your sweater is lovely. Great job! 👏🏽 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 Happy holidays!

I wish I had some of your perfectionist streak! Your work on this sweater was amazing, and I am so glad your husband loved it. Well done!!!

Beautiful!

It’s lovely! The sequins really add to it!

Beautiful knit. You do lovely work!

Your sweater is beautiful! 😍

That is a perfect holiday sweater! I cringed when you ripped out the Savan. Good for you to recover the yarn though. I totally agree with you on the spit splice. That is one awesome thing about good wool yarn hardly any ends to weave in!!🧶

Gorgeous!

That came out so wonderful. You are so talented.

Bravo for your bravery to rip your sweater. Mine would still be watching me from the closet. 👀 Your new sweater is Beautiful! Great choice. 😍

Fabulous!

I’ve learned there are certain types of yarn I really don’t enjoy knitting with (acrylic, cotton, etc.) and it’s not always worth pushing through a project just for the product if the yarn is unpleasant for me to work with. I’d rather use yarn I enjoy since a sweater is such a time commitment 😊

The frogging. I can't watch! Why?! It was so beautiful, and SO much work!

wow it turned out beautifully!!

Love your sweater! That touch of gold 😍 *chef’s kiss

What are you using to block your sweater? It’s beautiful btw.

Wow, you rock!!! This sweater is so professionally made. Looks like a designer sweater. ❤❤❤

It came out so nice. what a wonderful job! You are so talented.

I think is so interesting because I have tiny child size hands so I actually prefer the 4" needles. I like my wooden needles too because I have genetically soft and slippery skin from a condition I have so I like the grip. I also love my 9" circular Chiaogoos. I think it just goes to show that what we like and work for us is all very personal and subjective. But I'm with you that I don't use the bigger needles I have ever.

I love weaving ends and blocking! I imagine I'd like seaming. Many of your cons sounded like pros to me! Convinced me to try my first seamed sweater!!!

Beautiful work on the zipper! Thank you for sharing the tutorial you used. It looks like such a great fit and well worth the effort you put into it. I love that he wore it to work right away!

Great job! I’m working on the Jenny Jacket right now. I love that every 6th round I get to do something different. I agree with you that a garment that’s primarily stockinette might seem endless. A friend suggested I try working the sleeves with two short circular needles rather than magic loop. It works great and helps me avoid the laddering that I sometimes get with magic loop. I wonder if that might have been a good option for the sleeve area of your husband’s sweater. I think I’ll use it more often when working sleeves rather than magic loop.

Fantastic effort Kendra, no wonder your husband was happy with his new sweater. Thanks for sharing, best wishes from Australia 🇦🇺 🧶

The sweater looks amazing! I'm currently knitting one of these for my husband but stalled out on the first sleeve. You've inspired me to pick it back up 😊

Fantastic job!

Well done!

Nice work 🤩 ! I'm currently knitting a zippered sweater for myself, and the zipper part construction is pretty tricky to understand, especially because of the instructions that are not very clear to me. Fingers crossed it'll work out in the end !

Awesome job!

Great job!!!

Kendra! Snaps for you it looks fantastic

You did an excellent job!

Sometimes, ripping out is a necessary evil. 🤦🏾‍♀️ Bottom up is definitely not my favorite! 🙅🏾‍♀️ Excellent work on sewing in the zipper. 👏🏾

Well done! A stunningly beautiful heirloom - a lot of hard work with a healthy dose of perseverance to get it finished to perfection! 💯🤩

Beautifully done!! 🤩

I’m so with you on the bore of stockinette (particularly in the round!). The only thing worse is garter stitch flat…😅 Like you, I love cables and textures.

Kendra, this sweater is amazing. What a fabulous job. Thanks for sharing the process boring it might’ve been but what a classic look.

Wow, it turned out great!

I've been knitting for 2+ years now and love making washcloths, hats, and socks. I'm going to learn to knit my first sweater. But I am not over the fear of frogging part of a project because of a mistake or making a change because of fit. I haven't had much success before...loosing so many stitches! I need to get over the fear. My vote on the last garment...#2. You had so many good things to say and I think you'll get wear out of it this year. Also, it may be a good lesson to put aside the shiny new for awhile. I think we all need to practice self-control every once in a while.

It’s a gorgeous sweater! All the work you put into it really shows.

Kendra, it turned out so great ! What a special gift for your husband. 🌟

That looks amazing! Great job!

You can pick up stitches in the middle of the knitting 100 times easier if you hold your knitting against the light instead of in your lap. You can also just use a 2mm long cable needle and immediately start knitting from mit.

Perfection! Great job!!

My two most daunting projects were my husband's sweaters mostly because they were black and dark grey but also because they were knit in pieces and seamed. They took forever! That being said there isn't a more knit worthy person in my life. He loves his sweaters and wears them with pride. I knit the Rift by Jared Flood. Your husband's sweater turned out great! I'm so glad I found your lovely podcast...looking forward to watching back issues. Happy knitting from Ontario Canada. I think I counted four different nail colours, impressive! (😎)

It turned out BEAUTIFUL 😮❤