Episode 42 - Shawl Extravaganza!

[@patmurphy5594]

Hi Selma I’m viewing this episode with my 99 year old mom. You make her smile. Thanks for all your beautiful creativity you motivate us to achieve our knitting goals.

[@vickyrex4500]

I love all the shawls. I am a crocheter of +50 years and only have been knitting for 3. Only since my son went into the Navy. Concentrating on something new kept the worries away a little bit. Thank you for all the nature scenes. Eventually I want to make a lace weight shawl in knit...thank you.

[@kristinchowanec9512]

I just made my first colorwork sweater and I am hooked! Can't wait to try more. Thank you for sharing your shawls, I added several to my list of knits to make!

[@adeleb7753]

I love the rug sweater! I'm gonna knit it once I finish my wips lol

[@littlebigknits]

I have to say that I have mine away. The fit for my body was not great and it was just awkward to wear

[@susancutt5726]

It’s always an enjoyment to watch your podcasts! I loved seeing all of your beautiful shawls! I have always enjoyed doing colourwork! It’s always exciting for me to see the pattern come alive! I’ve made the Dude sweater for my son and the Gambier for my daughter and one for her husband. Now I’m excited to knit colourwork sweaters for my four grandkids!

[@OMGrannySquare]

Hi Selma, I've taken up knitting again after 10 years. I do agree with you about the ribbing in smaller needles. I remember doing that with all sweaters. Oh how we differ. I love lace, but to crochet. and i love to knit but cables and yes textured. I love your colour work. I really admire it. I do not think that I'll be able to do it. I think it might be difficult. I've done it before and it did come out great. But not in very thin yarn. Well i find that one may be doing something a certain way and then if you see someone doing something enough times, it sort of convinces you to try something. I absolutely LOVE that Kallara shawl. I love the colour and it seems like something I would like to make to get back into knitting. Love, love, love how it looks on you. This was a fantastic podcast. All those beautiful shawls. Love it. And I love the footage at the end. What beautiful surroundings. Stay safe. xo

[@carolrabich9567]

Love your shawls. I need to make your hat! and Thank you for the music you play at the end because you let it play all the way thru and not cut it off. It relaxes me.

[@vickyhinz5097]

Wonderful & gorgeous shawls!!! I loved all of them. Always love your podcasts. Also beautiful outdoor pics, enjoyed them so much. Thank you so much!!

[@maryschartner4428]

I LOVE colorwork! The very first project I knitted was the Marius cardigan. So iconic. People see it and they are amazed. I love how you can knit pictures on children’s sweaters. It’s so whimsical!

[@sallythibodeaux7992]

I really enjoyed your podcast, the shawl parade was definitely inspiring. I’ve always wanted to knit a Stephen West shawl and I love the colors of yours. Happy Knitting 🧶

[@margreffle]

Such a beautiful collection!! I am getting more comfortable with colourwork, less nervous about making a mess of it. Thank you for sharing and inspiring with your beautiful shawls.

[@goodgollymissmauly6647]

Thank you Selma for sharing your beautiful shawls. My goal with learning to knit was socks sweaters and colorwork Christmas stockings. I'd heard that you needed to knit both ways for colorwork so I taught myself continental first, having done crochet as a child, and then English. Second project was socks and then a flax sweater and last year Christmas stockings! Over these last couple of years I've learned so much and it has brought me such joy and comfort.

[@elizstitches]

Hi Selma, Thank you for all the beautiful, peaceful footage and for sharing all your lovely knits 😊

[@annemcdavid852]

Hi Selma, I enjoy colorwork especially in small projects. Cowls are my most used accessories in our Colorado climate. Thanks for the lovely photos of your walks!

[@crazyboutknitting]

Hey, Selma I am so glad I have the privilege to watch you. You are wonderful. Thank you for being here

[@cindyg.8425]

Once again a lovely podcast of sharing. I made the S. West ES shawl, ( have to get out my winter items as you made me remember this piece)..... I forgot. I used to make all the Rowan- Debbie Bliss pattern work/ section work and love these pieces. Shy to do color work as my tension drove me nuts. Finally fast forward I began doing less “panel” pieces and began bottom up/top down and fell in love. About that time I got Grand kids and knits for them in this dimension was quick. I made the Soldonta Sweater /C.Hunter... and found my Left hand and Right hand working these yarns at same time a lovely rhythm. So color work I no longer fear. Thank you for a peaceful time knitting today.

[@nadinestapler3881]

Enjoyed the podcast, beautiful shawl patterns. I’m going to knit a few myself. Love that yellow one with the hat. Thank you for the beautiful scenery.

[@anneliesep389]

That is a lovely parade of shawls and the hats are just perfect for boys. I need to have a look into it so I can finally make one for my son too. I do love color work and find it very fast to knit just adding one more row or just one more repeat.

[@NattyKnitterNeet]

Your collection of shawls is very impressive, Selma! I love how you have a good mix of various designers and lacy and non lacy ones too. I have saved a few of them in my favourites and shall knit them someday. I have started binge watching your podcasts and I am enjoying each one of them. Great podcasts and very inspiring too! As far as colorwork is concerned it's in my must knit queue, especially colorwork yokes as in Icelandic sweaters. I shall knit them soon someday.

[@annparsons6238]

A beautiful collection of shawls Selma . I haven’t done a lot of colour work yet but find what I have made so addictive and thoroughly enjoyed myself. The giveaway collection had already caught my eye.😍 It’s so clever.

[@monikaus]

Thanks for shawl parade. Lovely work! I really enjoy color work, even more now that I've learned to hold the yarn in both hands. I feel very accomplished looking at the finished pieces as the fabric always looks so complex.

[@sheenacrompton3664]

Really enjoyed another super episode and seeing your gorgeous shawls, Selma. Thank you. I like colour work and my favourite piece was a baby blanket and matching bootees with teddy bears for my first grandchild.

[@marycase5473]

Thank you Selma for showing us your shawls! They were all gorgeous! I plan on making several of them, as well!💜🧶

[@margaretlawrence4871]

Hello, I have just found you here. I'm not usually viewing youTube but have found it lately and it has been a great adventure. My son is 55 and I knitted colourwork for him at four years old. Each of my four children have had some colourwork when I had the time. During the quarantine time here in Australia I have followed Arne n Carlos, they chose colourwork squares to keep us occupied. It has been great to continue the practice of colourwork. My blanket is 8 squares wide and will finish at 9 rows long. The Knitting Expat has done some wonderful work. I would love her great book of patterns. Having found your youTube episode today I will follow you. Your shawls are just so fabulous, especially Stephen West designs. Thank you.

[@lisagimblett8646]

I generally have not done much color work lately but I have enjoyed it in the past. I would like to pick it up again in a cowl or shawl. Thanks for sharing all of your beautiful shawls and scenery. I find the scenery calming which helps in these difficult times

[@jacquelineworth7919]

I like to do colourwork and also intarsia. Years ago I made my husband a bright yellow sweater with Dennis the Menace on it. He silenced a room of 250 people once whilst wearing it 🥰

[@cathyleonard7845]

First time viewer and definitely have subscribed.....loved everything from the videos, music and knitting info.....have a page of notes with a wealth of patterns, yarn, bags and pottery information. What fun. As far as colorwork.......I do like it....made some fingerless gloves using music motif for my singer sister. The pictures you showed of Mina Phillips cowls demand another project on the needles. Thank you for this episode; going to look back on your others; in addition to a ton of information, your voice is very comforting....

[@carolchilders2028]

You came up as a recommendation on my KZbin feed and I am so happy to have found you! Your knitting is beautiful and I really enjoyed seeing the shawl parade. Color work.... I'm on the fence. I just finished my first color work sweater. It wasn't complicated as there were only two colors being worked at a time with a very short float but my hands just couldn't get the hang of the two colors. I was so relieved when I was finished! I love the product so maybe I'll go on a hunt for a good tutorial. Happy knitting!!

[@daveterryprehara576]

Colour work has been a challenge, but I’ve done a little now and really enjoy it. The ebook has so many to choose from. I really enjoyed your podcast. Your shawls are beautiful!

[@ToothFairyPurls]

Thank you for the shawl parade. I really enjoyed it. Your cream Westboro Hat looks lovely with the Good Vibes Shawl.

[@wildcottageknitting]

Oh my goodness, the Venus of Willendorf progress keeper is absolutely the best ever! What a find 😃 I'm very much enjoying your shawl parade; saving watching the rest for tomorrow, but I already want to knit two of them myself...and I've only seen the first two!

[@melaniebarrieau4873]

I think colour work is in my near future. Eyeing those beautiful mits and other winter garments with such beautiful details. Even have some colourwork books on my Christmas list! :)

[@stitchinchik]

Good morning from New Brunswick! I love colour work and find it very rhythmic and mindful to do. The cowls look very exciting 💕

[@aknitlife]

I am inspire to give color work a try with yoke sweater. I knitted a northern star hat. I had a tough time tami g the yarn which seems to tangle all the tine. I even bought a gadget that help s to keep the yarn more manageable. Like you, I don’t mind some color work and cable at the yoke, but not throughout the sweater. So happy you uploaded on this otherwise gloomy rainy morning! It is such an awesome way to start the day on a happy note! Thanks for the awesome talk on shawls. I knitted the Ashton shawl by Dee O’Keefe. I didn’t understand the charts, some of instructions were not clear, ripped out numerous parts, and tons of mistakes. I finished and contemplating frogging completely. It was supposed to be a shawl to wear to my son’s wedding. The yarn was too heavy and had too many mistakes. I really loved the shawls you’ve knitted! ❤️❤️👍👍🌟🌟👏👏😊😊

[@TraceyParkerPiano59]

I think your shawls are beautiful! I enjoy knitting color work, especially on cowls. Thank you!

[@keikoparker4532]

I love colourwork and have just started using it in projects in the last year. It’s so interesting to knit and is another opportunity to play with different colours. Thanks for the podcast and giveaway.

[@danielleboots7032]

I have made a tiny color work bag. It was a kit and I enjoyed it. It was worked from a chart. Thanks for another lovely podcast.

[@PimakhovaElena]

Selma, I enjoy watching your videos! And now you inspire me to knit the Exploration Station! Thank you! As for colourworks I really love knitting some things especially mittens and caps))

[@Mi-ml2jv]

Enjoyed your podcast again! Your shawls were total inspiration! As for colourwork I enjoy a lot. I have done many and have find it very rewarding by the end of the projects. Until the next time, take care!

[@audreyfriedman3898]

I adore colorwork. Especially after visiting Scandinavia. These designs are beautiful! Bravo, Mina!

[@junewilliams9257]

I love colour work, I put myself through trade school by knitting fairisle sweaters for a wool shop back in the late 70’s when fairisle sweaters were all the rage. It’s amazing to see them come back 40 years later. I knit a sweater for my Granddaughter for Christmas that I knit when I was a teenager and it’s still in style.

[@tonyalynnd8732]

I enjoyed seeing all your lovely shawls. I haven't done much colourwork but just recently was thinking I should try more projects, starting with cowls! Hers are quite lovely!

[@grizzlieknits]

Another beautiful episode! It has been a very long time since I have visited Ottawa, hopefully one day I will be able to see it again. The Fall is a lovely time to visit anywhere I think! I adore shawls also and am just finishing up my first test knit shawl. Each row now is quite a commitment though, as it grows and grows!

[@evawooleneva634]

Thank you very much fro all your podcasts, I like it very much. I am knitting fro two years but very intensive - many shawls, few sweaters and started colourwork - have Hat and mitts and looking forward to do birkin and arboreal now :-) Thank you for spreading this joy.... Eva from Prague

[@suemercer9859]

Thanks for a great episode. I loved the shawl show. Some I knew and have made and some new to me. Perfect combo xox

[@lisawierzbicki4994]

What a beautiful collection of cowls! Colorwork...I think I have always loved colorwork! I dove into a colorwork hat when I first began knitting, not really “knowing” that colorwork was difficult yet, lol! It’s always been mesmerizing to me, the idea of seeing how different colors play with each other and the different moods you can create, just by changing one out. It is a little slower and I oftentimes think, “my next project is going to be one color so I can zoom through”, but invariably I almost always choose another colorwork project

[@kimbenke6510]

Thank you for podcasting, Selma. You always make me smile!! I had no desire to do clockwork and all of a sudden I am working on my 4th project! It isn't my first choice for knitting but if I really love a pattern and that's what it is then that's what I'm doing 😃

[@RoseVuokko]

Thanks for another great podcast! I haven’t done much colour work. It’s something that I’d like to do more of! Thanks for all you do!

[@JRed-go8wr]

I was actually working on, and finished, my very first color work project while watching this lovely podcast. A pair of new born mitts. I really like to knit any “firsts” in child size. Luckily there are plenty in my family. I need to find a comfortable way to hold double strands. I think I’ll practice next on some puppy sweaters 😁. Thanks for keeping me entertained while I made these mitts Selma! I always enjoy your podcasts. Love your shawls!! Exploration Station has to be my fave ☺️

[@triciafine3445]

Thanks for the shawl show :) Your shawls are lovely and you've given me some great ideas. Regarding colorwork, I love to knit it...but I always like take a break between stranded projects to work on solids. Happy knitting!

[@karenbuchs7414]

I always look forward to your podcasts, Selma. You have a wonderful, calming presentation. I LOVE color work, though I need to improve. I have knit some Norwegian mittens lately and a cowl by Marie Wallin. I am slow, but patient. Those color work cowls have caught my eye.

[@jennxknits]

Loved seeing your shawls. I love colorwork and find it can be meditative.

[@TheZencha]

Hi Selma, was nice watching you longer 😍😉 And I love some of your shawls too 💖 I love knitting colorwork ! ✨🍀🤩

[@kellygonio3829]

Love the shawls. Color ways are intimidating to me. Thank you for your vlogs!

[@islandplannerbrenda]

I’ve done very minimal colourwork and have purchased yarn for a sweater. One day I will get brave enough to tackle it, LOL! Thanks for another excellent podcast Selma!

[@KnittedbyCatherine]

First time watching your podcast - really enjoyed it. Love all your shawls lovely to see them.

[@joannecrate1486]

Lovely episode, beautiful knits, I have knit quite a few things inspired by your good taste and knits. Minas cowls look beautiful. I began knitting 3 years ago very enthusiastically after a major health crisis. When my friends ask me what I’m knitting I always say everything because I am. Haha and most recently colour work including mittens,hats, cowl a vest and a sweater. 👏🙏🏼💕🇨🇦

[@natashatiggelaar4003]

thank you for the beautiful display of your lovely shawls, they are all beautiful!❤ I am intimidated by colorwork but love the different designs, but I am not intimidated enough to not try my hand at it, eventually😊 thank you for a lovely podcast, it is always a joy to sit down with you over a mug of tea and some knitting😊❤

[@Irylknits]

Thanks for the episode, just as inspirational as always :-) When it comes to colorwork I love stranded knitting with mostly repetitive repeats, then I get into the zone and relax. More complex ( non-repetitive) colorwork is fun, but I need to be able to concentrate to do that - so not that much. At the moment I'm knitting a "Bovertun" - a Norwegian kofte/cardigan and I'll be casting on for a "Fana kofte" when I'm finished with that. I'm also knitting a Icelandic yoked colorwork sweater too - and these colorworks are also often repeats that are easy to memorize.

[@sheilaneedham6168]

I loved all your shawls and of course now want to make each and every one! Your colour choices are superb. Haven’t tried colour work yet but that will be my next challenge. Please keep making your videos and stay well.

[@leegifford3261]

I do love the look and the process of knitting colorwork! I’m so glad it’s currently so popular!

[@malenekjr7009]

Thank you for yet a cosy, inspiring episode. I love color work. Used to have trouble making the floats too tight, but i bought a little finger assesory and now its a lot better. I practise now with the stonecrop cardi 😊

[@gabyknits7960]

I love your projects and loved the shawl section. My love is colour work. The last large sweater I made was for my husband called the Riddari, an icelandic pattern. My husband wears that sweater everyday. I also love to knit colour work mittens, mitts and hats. However I would not knit an allover colour work sweater like you because I think it would be to much. Thanks so much for doing your podcast, I always look forward to it.

[@clayfabricscissors5225]

You have sobeautiful collection of shawls! I have done some colourwork before and I have many on my to do list. Lately I have felt that I need more simpler cardigans but that book looks so beautiful and inspiring that I may have to change my mind...

[@dianenyman9074]

I have always loved color work-especially Norwegian sweaters. Lately I have been working on color work socks. I would love to see the new book. Thanks for showing your shawls. I love knitting the West patterns. Thank you for your videos

[@maureenrowland5321]

I love when you show your collections. You give very kind but honest feedback and it helps me to select patterns and yarn. Like you, I enjoy hiking and I look for colour combinations in nature to use in my colourwork knitting projects.

[@Karbeyaz62]

Mesopotamia is the region in the Middle East between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers. Mesopotamia, today's Iraq, northeastern Syria, southeastern Turkey and southwestern Anatolia Region is composed of the Iranian territory. I am Turkish and Anatolian and Iranian cultures are very similar. Multicolor is also present in our. Actually this is a universal thing. South America, Scandinavia, Asia and Africa are always very colorful. Knitting Expat (Mina) was very well prepared and embraced its culture. I congratulate him. That's why when I was 14, I knitted the first multicolored striped sweater. Multicolored patterns are woven knot by knot on carpets and they all have a story. This is a culture. I love their shawls, my favorite is the yellow-white shawl. I embrace you with love. Thank you.

[@roulatornariti9005]

Love colourwork, When I was a younger lot of cross stitch, even my pillowcases were decorated with colour work. Actually now I plan to knit a two-colour cowl. I enjoy your podcast. Keep the good work. Thank you.

[@MarielSB1]

Hi Selma! The only colorwork I have done is the sheep hat done by Shetland wool week. This book of Mina's certainly looks like a great way to get into some more colorwork knitting. I enjoyed all your knitting content in the podcast today, especially your shawls. I'm seriously thinking of doing the Dotted Rays very soon. Thanks to you and Mina for the chance! Always love your podcasts and all the knitting you share! Be safe,

[@bohorustica8545]

Your collection of shawls is wonderful. I confess to be intimidated by stranded colourwork but I do love cables. I mostly love textured stitches and like you I think mohair is just damned dreamy. I knit up Stephen Wests Boneyard Shawl, very simple but thinking one day to just jump in and do his Slipstravaganza real soon. I don't often comment but love your vlog immensely, you are always inspiring me to pick up my needles. Thanks so much for sharing : ))

[@sylviamccormick9510]

Loved seeing all your shawls, they are all amazing. I love colour work although I haven't done much lately as been busy knitting aran sweaters and cardies, but I definitely want to get back to colour work in the new year again.

[@annmoore6562]

What a beautiful collection of shawls you have created! Colourwork is something I enjoy from time to time. For some reason I am intimidated a bit by mittens and wristers in fingering weight yarn - I can do it but I have to be in a very certain mood to enjoy it.

[@heatherthomson8520]

I have done some very simple colour work in hats, but I have just found a pattern that is quite a bit more complicated that I am about to embark on as soon as I finish the final cuff of my pullover. I love bright cool colours. Purple is also my favourite colour. On the other hand I also love icy colours, pinks, blues and greens. Just found your podcast and enjoyed it very much. I have made two shawls this year. First ones!. So I enjoyed seeing yours.

[@jenniferrichmond1009]

First time watching your podcast-loved seeing all of your beautiful shawls 😊

[@reginahobbs4753]

Beautiful shawls and I enjoy your work very much.

[@suemccord9723]

Selma your shawls are amazing, loved the fashion show and ideas for future shawls on my list. I love colorwork and Mina is so kind and generous to offer this Beautiful giveaway. Thank you!

[@melindafisher1584]

Enjoyed this episode and seeing your lovely shawls. I particularly like the two Stephen West patterns, the last one in particular. I'm a beginner+ knitter and enjoy shawls for the repetitive work, as it gives me lots of practice. The lacy edging on the second SW would be a stretch for, but why not try?? Thanks for the relaxing sharing of your knitting and inspiration!

[@maxinebleiweis5996]

I so appreciate your soothing voice and approach to our shared passion! Thank you.

[@elenimalandraki7997]

Lovely podcast as always. I have the exactly the same feelings about colourwork as you. This is what I was thinking as you were talking.

[@aeastman59]

Thank you for the fun podcast again Selma! Your shawls are SO beautifully knit - real heirlooms! It was so fun to see you show them all and see the color combinations! (I dont knit cowls so please exclude me from cowl pattern give away)

[@elizabethgault3649]

Thanks for sharing your lovely shawls. I started my colour work journey with The Roadside Beanie which I knit for my trip to Shetland wool week last year. I loved knitting it but my technique was poor. At wool week I took a lovely colour work class with Donna Smith so this year’s Shetland wool week hat, Katie’s Kep was definitely knit with better technique, thanks to Donna.

[@carolf497]

I love colorwork! I was very intimidated at first. I throw my yarn and am very slow at it since I haven't mastered two-handed colorwork yet, but I've realized it doesn't matter the technique, I love seeing the pattern emerge while playing with multiple yarns. My favorite colorwork project is my Saudade hat. First time using Shetland wool and the bouncy yarn really made a difference in controlling my floats!

[@betharner4371]

I love colorwork and the more I do, the more I love it. Thanks for the opportunity for this wonderful giveaway

[@agnieszkasz5576]

I really enjoy watching your calm podcast it's a real pleasure. Thank you. As for color working I love it but I always am looking for garments. I haven't tried to knit any color work acessories.

[@bolshoi1959]

Love Novita yarn. I use 7 Brothers, which I believe they may have discontinuing and were selling half price, so I bought a whole bunch with the aim of gift socks knitting for my hill and dog walking friends. Great sturdy yet soft sock yarn for winter weather. Knitted a pair for my Doctor last year as a thank you and she loves them.

[@coolcatcarrie9274]

I enjoy colour work, lately I have been gravitating towards it more. I follow Mina and I also fell in love with her book. I love everything about knitting and fibre, I also love the cultural and historical background of it. Her concept and the way she presented it are amazing.

[@ameehancock8293]

I love colour work! I found it very addictive when knitting the the Soldotna by Caitlin Hunter.

[@dawnbrowne1702]

Oh wow, the shawls are all beautiful. You have sparked my interest in doing some myself. I always have so many other crafts to do, but because we are coming into summer here in Australia, I’m collecting some patterns now to get ready for next autumn. Love the show today, thank you. Dawn

[@sandrag.2998]

I loved to see al your knits again! I love colorwork, especially the sweaters from miss steingas, so pretty! But i also love knitting icelandic sweaters and a cowl or mitts once a while. Take care!

[@cecilehoare3053]

I was about 23 when I decided for my first sweater I would do colour work, never really knitted much of anything prior to that. My mom found a top down knit sweater and commented how easy it was so she taught my brother's then gf and I how to knit it. I decided I wanted an over size sweater since they were all the rage in the early 90's and because I was pregnant with our first child. I think I went up 3-4 sizes not really knowing any better. Anyway, I got as far as taking the sleeve stitches off to work on the body of the sweater and that's where it ended. I think because that coincided with having having our son and not having time to knit at that point. It sat in a bin with cedar balls for about 5 years then got moved to my inlaws for storage so we could turn my sewing/ craft room into a bedroom for our next child. There it sat until they sold their home about 10 years later! Since teal, fuchsia and white combinations were no longer in fashion I decided to keep the needles and send the partially made sweater and yarn off to the second hand store. Had I known I would get back into knitting this past few years I would have kept it and finished it, then donated it! lol I loved designing my own pattern and seeing it come to life in the sweater! Now as empty nesters without grand children I have the time to knit to my hearts content! I think I am going to purchase your Westboro Hat pattern and make it for my daughter who lives in Ottawa!

[@jeaninegunn4118]

Selma, I really enjoyed your shawl parade. Could we see the rest of them in a future parade??

[@marieahlin3890]

Thank you for a great episode. I love color work. ❤️🤓

[@paivikkipiironki4672]

I love colourwork! I knit many colourwok mittens. Right now I'm looking forward to knitting advent calendar colourwok socks. Thank you for your lovely episode.

[@hennyw9588]

Yes the book of Mina would be in a good place with me. I love color work. My first color work was a coat ( till my ankles) when I was 16 years old. This was in the 70th’s with very bright colors. the coat is gone and no photo’s of it 🙈, different times..

[@brendahayden2832]

I love colorwork, because it is like painting with yarn,

[@larajean1]

I really enjoy colorwork... and lacework is harder for me and not as enjoyable.... I've done quite a few Caitlin Hunter patterns, Andrea Mowery, Jennifer Steingass... and the Rug by Junko Okumoto is high in my queue! Great show! Loved all your shawls.

[@patsycoats4061]

I enjoy knitting stranded colorwork. I knit a couple of hats, a couple of cowls, and several mitts.

[@nicolelafontaine1720]

Thanks for your beautiful shawl inspirations. As for color work, I am quite shy, just did a little bit on socks, but would feel adventurous enough to try in a cowl, maybe after that on a sweater yoke.

[@cgridge]

I’ve never done colorwork, but it’s on my list of things to try. There are many colorwork patterns in my favorites on Ravelry! Just have to say again, I LOVE your podcast - your projects, thoughts, patterns, book reviews, and videography while out walking - and your theme music! Look forward to your episodes!

[@sarad9984]

I'm new to colorwork, but my favorite thing about is being able to carry two colors, one in each hand, either picking or throwing depending on the color.