E09. Every Stitch Counts ~ Everything I Knit in 2023

[@teslaandhumanity7383]

Rowan sweater my favourite ❤

[@soniaboudeau2140]

So lovely🖐️🌹

[@catofthecastle1681]

Finally, someone who doesn’t just recite what they knitted, when, and repeat the content and numbers involved like an AI! You are very engaging and truly involved with your watchers! After watching soooo many new KZbinrs trying to find one that is truly interesting, you appear!

[@furlizard]

Lovely pieces!

[@twpsy634]

Since when did knitting become an added pressure in this crazy world. Surely it should be the exact opposite. I totally agree with you. Unless you are earning a living from knitting it should be a restorative, therapeutic activity. In true old lady mode( which I am, bordering on very old indeed ) I have to say this world has gone bonkers .Beam me back to the 60s Scottie!😊

[@sandrakirkpatrick3116]

Wow your calypso sweater is amazing because of the colors.

[@everystitch.counts]

Oh thank you!

[@joannemoseley8994]

What a gorgeous collection! I think you made the perfect amount of stuff…who needs 30 new sweaters each year? In 5 years you’d have 150 sweaters…! And yours are all very involved projects and ones to be proud of.

[@everystitch.counts]

So true!

[@KnitDesserts]

lamp appreciation comment

[@everystitch.counts]

I love a good lamp 😎

[@verylikecheryl]

“You can do it. With your hands. And that’s just so cool to me.” Yes! I feel the same way. Magical 💫🧶🥰 What a lovely catalogue of makes you have for 2023. Thanks for the review, Charlotte. I loved it.

[@everystitch.counts]

Exactly!!

[@duk-soonolivieri9805]

Remember that for some people knitting is their job. You work in a different environment… and you knit for fun!

[@derekmill7412]

Well you achieved your goal. You are a beautiful knitter. Everything looks so professional and shop bought. Just keep doing what you're doing! From Bernadette

[@everystitch.counts]

Thank you so much!

[@jamiethrogmorton2540]

Also living here in WA, so happy that knitting is so useful here! Cara sweater 💯. So many beautiful results! 🎉. No comparing needed, ever. Everything you made suits you and looks great! Thanks for sharing.

[@everystitch.counts]

Hello fellow Washington dweller!

[@CherylWilliams-p8q]

Beautiful garments & accessories. Love all the cables. Thx for sharing.

[@everystitch.counts]

Thanks so much!

[@emilyp3647]

loved this video! I appreciate how you go in-depth with the fibres used and how they contribute to the effect of the garment, as well as constructions and how you made modifications. looking forward to seeing what you make in 2024 :)

[@everystitch.counts]

Thank you so much’

[@lucilesenseney5556]

I do keep a list of my knitted projects, but not for comparison purposes..just for myself. Great video!

[@everystitch.counts]

Tracking what I make has been so good for me!

[@jacquelynjones6364]

I tell my kids all the time "comparison is the thief of joy". No joy thieves allowed in knitting 😂. Happy New Year! I enjoy every episode you make. Best wishes for a joyful 2024

[@everystitch.counts]

It really is! Good lessons for people :)

[@bridgetrsews]

Just found your channel, loved seeing all your makes , they are all beautiful, love the cables ! I agree on the Spincycle yarn it’s over hyped and overpriced. Love seedling stitch I’ve been following her for a while, Bridget

[@everystitch.counts]

Thank you so much!

[@jeffkathywhitaker]

Your sweaters are beautiful works of art!

[@everystitch.counts]

Thank you so much! 😭

[@lindacornelius3451]

I am a new knitter, thank you so much for

[@julylo755]

beautiful makes. happy new year!

[@everystitch.counts]

Happy new year!

[@tracys.5143]

Wow, your knits are gorgeous! The cabled sweaters especially delight me, but everything is really beautiful. Well done, Charlotte! Happy 2024 🎉

[@everystitch.counts]

Thank you so much!

[@JadiesJars]

What can I say…. Amazing, amazing, amazing. I love you taste in designs

[@everystitch.counts]

Wow, thank you!

[@saskia_makes]

I’m still at the beginning of your video, but just wanted to say that I would so much rather watch year-in-review summaries/youtubers who focused on making more interesting or complex projects so that I can learn. And as soon as somebody says the knit dozens of items in the year I close out of their video since it just seems to overwhelming 😂 so, in summary, I enjoyed your pep talk in the intro. I’m looking forward to the rest of the episode!

[@everystitch.counts]

I appreciate that!

[@doriskuhberger8559]

WOW Awesome video. Well done Charlotte. They are very well made. Thank you so much for sharing your thoughts and creations on KZbin. I am doing the Tunisian Crochet that I told you about. I had to undo the baby blanket that I am doing. Close to half I had to undo. I wish I saw the mistake earlier. Oh well. I just have to redo it. Thank you for sharing. Love and Blessings to you all. ❤❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏🙏 Doris, Penrith 🇦🇺🦘

[@everystitch.counts]

So good to hear from you! I feel you on ripping things out. Two sweaters I started just were not turning out well AT ALL, so I am ripping them both out and going back to square one and picking new patterns. Frustrating but always worth it! Hope you are enjoying the new year. Much love to you!

[@doriskuhberger8559]

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[@martyjangles]

I loved this - the reminder that knitting can be my part-time, knit whatever, as much as you want or don’t want… it was needed! 2023 was my first year as a knitter (I took an intro class at my LYS in Dec 2022). So ai see those videos with 30 finished sweaters and think “Will I ever be able to knit like that??” This reminds me that I DON’T HAVE TO! 🎉 Incidentally - you may be close by, as you mention Magpie, and MD Sheep and Wool - I’m in Northwen VA and Fibre Space is my go-to spot, about 20 mins from my home!

[@everystitch.counts]

Sadly I am no longer in Maryland :(

[@themakersjournal]

It's so easy to feel this way when all of the people you follow on social media are also knitters. I have to say, as a viewer (and I just found your channel with this video!!), I'm not interested in how many garments you made last year. I'm more interested in what the garment was, why you knitted it, what you loved about it and how your making reflected what was happening in your overall life. That's the gold!

[@SharonCullenArt]

If you have not yet invested in a depiller, I would suggest not getting the rechargeable electric ones. I have several recommended ones and they take forever and are never that great. But the “Gleener” is awesome. It looks like a giant razor but there are no razors on it. Check it out. I depill all the time. And it is so fast and clean with that one. Over time the shedding and pilling slows. The reason for this is the loose fibers that shed from a yarn initially. With every depilling it is less and less.

[@everystitch.counts]

Thanks I’ll check it out!

[@amstingley]

You made some rather involved makes that take more time - brioche jacket, cabled sweater, color work sweater and a two color vest. I really liked the sweaters you made and put a couple of the patterns in my queue. Thanks for the end of the year recap video. Happy New Year!!

[@The-Vintage-Needlecrafter]

Beautiful makes Charlotte ❤

[@everystitch.counts]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@KerryZell]

My favorite video so far! Loved seeing your recap of the year and all of your beautiful knits! Can’t wait to see what’s ahead in 2024 for you. Happy New Year! 🎉

[@everystitch.counts]

Thank you so much!

[@duk-soonolivieri9805]

I love your room… so very cozy and unique

[@everystitch.counts]

Thank you!

[@Serenity-fu8xz]

Thank you❤

[@everystitch.counts]

You're welcome 😊

[@Elizabeth-sj2qy]

Hi Charlotte! I have to tell you that your Fjelltur sweater episode gave me the courage to cut, and lengthen my current sweater. I am so thankful for that because I put so much work into it and was extremely bummed when I realized it would be too short. I still have to graft it back together but so far it’s looking good! I love your podcast and honest opinion. Your knits are beautiful!

[@everystitch.counts]

That is awesome! I’m so happy you took the plunge and went for it! It’ll be totally worth it!

[@yay5112]

Sorry if you mentioned, but what’s the pattern you’re wearing? It’s gorgeous

[@everystitch.counts]

It’s the Billie Pullover by Sari Nordlund :)

[@jilliankonig2759]

Handmade doesn't mean homemade looking. I would rather wear a handmade sweater than a machine knit sweater, which every commercial sweater is. If you want a sweater made on size 2 needles, you would be better off buying a machine made sweater; no one has time to knit a whole sweater on tiny needles. You should not be concerned about not having as many finished objects. You care about how the sweaters fit you, and take the time to fix it to fit you. If you look at how the multitude of sweaters finished by mega-knitters, you will see that many of them would fit someone 50 pounds heavier. I wonder if the knitters would purchase a ready-made sweater that was so large on them. Your sweaters are lovely and well done, especially the ones with cables and colorwork. Keep up the good work!

[@FortuneKnit]

November jacket*