What did you do to make the Sophie Scarf bigger than the pattern? I like the one you made.

Hi! I know this video is more than a year old. I love your Oslo sweater and purchased the same yarn (Moonshine blend). Do you know what size needle you used?

Process knitters are the best ! Thank you to share. I would love to test continuous knitting.

Hello! My names Sarah. I just was recommended your podcast and I quite enjoyed it. I look forward to catching up with you latest episodes. I too live out in a rural area. We have chickens, ducks, two dogs and are working on adding sheep this summer.

Hi, Melissa, The strawberry beanie is adorable__gotta make one for myself since I love strawberries! 😛 Your sweater looks nice and cozy, Sophie shawl looks good, too! I love that orange yarn, even though that color doesn't look great on me. Re: the Poppy Tee, depending on which skein you started with, I would just 'grade' the yarns in that order. Sometimes it's hard to tell the actual shades on device screens(on my tablet it doesn't look too off, so)__I would just knit a few rows in a fade fashion when adding each successive skein. The fabric is beautiful__I would hate to frog it over such a slight shade difference, make it work in your favor. 💖🙌😺

Try irish lever knitting. You can KZbin the term. Stephanie McPhee comes up. This style knitting saved my wrists. Re ribbing try Norwegian purl method.

Loving the dark knits. 🖤

I would contact Espace Tricot and express your concerns. I think they should let you return them postage paid and issue you a refund or exchange for a diffenent yarn. Each skein is a completely different blue. How could anyone be expected to knit them all in one garment and not have the garment look off?

i enjoyed watching you i am a new knitter i have been wanting to try the sophie scarf an shawl

See Arne and Carlos have a tutorial on Norwegian style. I have tried numerous different techniques.

Love the strawberry hat! I’m definitely going to have to make one for my best friend’s daughter. And I feel like if you’re questioning it, you’re trying to convince yourself you’ll like it. If you have any doubts I’d frog! You can always use the yarn for a different project with a more color block feel.

It’s making a beautiful fabric. Too bad about the colour variation though, it seems a lot. Have you reached out to Espace Tricot for advice? I agree with alternating skeins, though a bit challenging since you are already carrying 2 elements, adding another would require more patience, but would solve the issue. I’d also plan the skeins so that the darkest are at the bottom of the garment. I’m doing the same right now.

I unfortunately vote for frogging your Poppy... If the color blocking is bothering you while you're knitting it, I don't think you'll be any happier with it as an FO. The fabric is really beautiful though!

Спасибо. Красивая шапочка. ☺

I have a suggestion. It’s super easy to use The Easy Alternator method to alternate skeins and therefore blend the yarns. Prof Purl has a tutorial on her KZbin channel. It’s completely invisible and super easy! Best of luck with whatever you decide. - Pamela

So glad to find you! I am also from CT! Just discovered Magic Heel sock by The Autumn Acorn. It was an interesting knit and will be making another pair.

Hello there! I really like the hermonie’s everyday sock pattern. I am a slow knitter so it takes me forever to finish projects (currently working on Christmas socks!)

Hermione’s everyday sock is my go to when I don’t want something complicated.

Hi! I have been knitting for less than 2 years, so I am also at the beginning of my way and I love to watch creators at a similar stage :) I don't have a favorite sock pattern yet but - literally right now watching your episode I'm knitting the Her Garden's Flowers by Andrea Yetman: it's very satisfying lace&cable pattern and it't free - so I highly recommend!

I love the Musselburgh hat, it uses any yarn and can be made in any size, so I have knitted quite a few. I am knitting some toe up socks at the moment, using a wool and bamboo mix yarn. 🧶 😊

Yayy so happy to see a new episode from you. Those socks!! 😍 they’re gorgeous. If you still have yarn leftover, maybe you could knit a small swatch (not even with the complicated colorwork, but just stripes or so) and block it the way you’d do the sock, to see if the colour bleeds. My favourite sock pattern so far is the vanilla sock! I’ve tried a colorwork one that I loved, but there’s something so soothing about a good old vanilla sock ☺️

I love vanilla socks but if I want to do a bit more I like the bobbles and bezoars pattern

My favorite sock pattern I've knit is Let's Stay Home Socks by Nancy Wheeler

Enjoyed your podcast. Your color work sock is gorgeous. I'm currently knitting the Shell Cottage Socks by Helen Stewart and I'm loving the textured pattern.

Lovely podcast! I love the 52 Weeks of Socks book published by Laine. So far I knitted the Garia socks and I'm currently working on the Dear Björn socks. So, basically, anything and everything from that book! If it were me, I'd restart the June Top! Plain stockinette in the round is such a pleasure for me personally. I watch TV while doing it, so any opportunity to do more stockinette in the round, I take! The Ripple Top won't be too small as long as the cast on/cast off edges are loose enough to get over your body. I always cast on and off with needles that are a couple sizes bigger than called for by the pattern to make sure it's not too tight. The ribbing, however, will stretch for miles!

I love all of Summer Lee's sock patterns. I am working on a pair of her Daily socks for my son right now

Beautiful podcast! I have never knitted a pair of socks yet but I love vanila sock pattern!

Never knitted a pair of socks but maybe your channel is my sign!! I don’t know any sick patterns but love the shruggie bolero pattern for crochet :’)))

I don’t knit socks but my favorite accessory pattern is the apiarist cowl.

Hi Melissa, have knitted a few socks over the years, but want to try Andrea Mowry DRA Everyday Socks, which I purchased recently. Thanks for sharing your lovely projects with all of us and also the lovely skein, for your Giveaway!🦋🌻🧶

Wow. So beautiful 🤩 just found your channel. I have not made any sock 🧦 yet but hope to give it a try. Thanks for the lovely yarn 🧶 giveaway

Hello Mellisa, Your Fos and Wips are all beautiful. I just started learning how to make socks recently, so I can only use very easy pattern. Yesterday I finished pair of socks for my grandchild. Thank you for the chance to win your lovely yarn, I am watching you from Canada. Have a wonderful day.

First time seeing your podcast , love it ❤. I’ve never knitted a pair of socks yet. Love your knits !!

This is so healing and relaxing!!! Very impressed with your knitting skills. <3 Love your sweater and socks!

Hello, my most fun sock was Ruusujuuri by Tiina Kuu. I am a heel flap n gusset girl, other heels don’t fit so good. Great knitting on the oslo sweater . Keep on knitting.🙋🏼‍♀🧶

My favorite basic sock is the vanilla sock from Kristen Lehrer. I just bought the 52 weeks of sock and hope to try color work and lace socks. You did a great job on your sweater.

Hermione’s everyday sock , when I want just a bit of something.

Love your fos, especially the colorwoek sock! Hats off to you for such fabulous work on your proects! I am not really a sock knitter. My addiction is for shawl knitting, especially those by Jem Arrowsmith of Under the Olive trees.... Your giveaway yarn is looking fabulous!

I don't have a favorite sock pattern yet, I am still pretty new to knitting socks, but I am working on it!

I make socks for my husbands size US 12-1/2 EE foot and call them Fred Flintstone socks. For wool I cast on 54 stitches, knit top down with 1 X 1 twisted rib and knit forever with my preferred heel of eye of partridge and then the foot goes on and on. For sock weight using 2.5mm 9 inch round circs I cast on 72 stitches . Enjoyed your podcast. Maybe use a couple of color catchers when you block your socks?

Just discovered your videos, really enjoyed this episode so going to watch the previous ones :) Congratulations on your beautiful Oslo sweater! My favourite sock pattern so far is the Broken Seed Stitch Socks by Hanna Leväniemi

What a great job with the sweater. I like to knit socks and have made quite a few - my favorite pattern at the time is Sandpiper Socks by CamijoKnit!

Hi!! My favourite sock pattern is vår socks from fibertales 🧦

Your channel popped up on my front page today so I've just given both of your episodes a watch and have now subscribed 😁 Looking forward to seeing more from you! I totally get the 'trust the pattern' fear - I recently made a Pure Mesh by James N Watts and it looked like it would only fit a toddler before I tried it on 🤣 Fingers crossed that your top works out well! My favourite sock pattern I've made so far is the Kitty Ankle Socks by Inorgaknit, although I don't like ankle socks so I did a slightly longer leg, and I used Earth Tone Girl's shadow wrap heel (I love her no fear sock knitting videos). I did the kitties in colours to match my parents' cats 😸I've been wanting to cast on a new pair of socks so I'm planning on casting on Hermione's Everyday Socks in Gryffindor colours for my Mum for Christmas (getting started early, ha!).

Enjoyed your podcast. My favourite sock pattern is just a plain pair of vanilla socks with a heel flap and gusset or Hermione's everyday sock pattern which to be fair is not far from the pattern I use for vanilla socks. You can add a little vinegar to your water to stop bleeding. Knit a small swatch and test it out before blocking your beautiful socks.

My favorite socks are the Prairie Socks by Kay F Jones!

I think your sock looks better than mine!! You could try braiding some of the red and white scraps together and soaking that and see if the red bleeds onto the white? Also sometimes I use the fish lips kiss heel instead of the short row heel that i wrote in the pattern - don't tell any one haha. also p.s. to have chapters work in your video description you have to have one that starts at 00:00 ;) And my mushroom socks are probably my favourite sock pattern but also these days I have been leaning more towards heel flap and gusset constructions <3

My favorite sock is more of a recipe than a pattern… toe-up, 64 stitch, on 9” circulars, Fish Lips Kiss heel, and stretchy bind off.

Such a lovely podcast ❤️🥰❤️ Congratulations and thanks for sharing your knitting journey. My favorite sock pattern is the Hermione’s Everyday socks because it uses a simple repeat that results in a beautiful texture that go very well with variegated indie dyed yarn. But for a tonal or single color yarn I would definitely enjoy any sock pattern that includes cables and lace… my latest one is the pattern Erika by Anja Heumann from 52 Weeks of Socks Volume I publication from Laine. You can find the individual pattern in Raverly. Keep enjoying your crafty adventures ❤️❤️❤️

Fantastic podcast…..I like sock patterns by Nancy wheeler……favorite is the Let’s stay home socks