Favorite 5 - Beaded Knitting Patterns

[@kathyalexander7522]

Bitter Blue is a WOW SHAWL. I just might make that pattern my first beaded shawl!!! It's beautiful! Thank you for your creations.

[@WatchBarbaraKnit]

Thank you! I can't wait to see yours.

[@mathesonu]

I love all your pattern. From this video I love the sweater.

[@WatchBarbaraKnit]

The patterns in this video are by other designers and I am so glad you liked the ones I picked!

[@GC-ms4dj]

I absolutely love your Bitter Blue shawl. It is SO pretty!

[@WatchBarbaraKnit]

Thank you. It is still one of my favorites.

[@marilynadamczyk6031]

The patterns were gorgeous! I really enjoy your fave fives, its a good way to see what other people are doing. The Romi shawl you made and showed in the video was stunning.

[@WatchBarbaraKnit]

Thank you! It was a bit much for my first beaded shawl but I was tricked by the Ravelry project pages. I read them and they said "not hard" and stuff like that. After I got into it a bit more I re-read and many of them said that they omitted & changed parts that indeed made the pattern much easier. I have no regrets tho!

[@norwegianmaid1186]

Loved your 5 picks. I have never made anything with beads but you have inspired me to try something out. I really loved the sweater pattern.

[@WatchBarbaraKnit]

Wonderful! The sweater is amazing and really shows how much impact just a few well placed highlights can have.

[@marilynadamczyk6031]

Oh wow! These are wonderful! I love beads and I have a ton of them I can knit with! Thanks so much!

[@WatchBarbaraKnit]

Yay! I'm glad you liked the video. I think you were the one that actually requested this video.

[@sherriclemens6076]

Those were beautiful patterns Barbara! I can't decided which one I like the best. The peacock one would be a great challenge. I also loved you Bitter Blue. As you mentioned in your video, I am interested in seeing your variegated yarn pod cast you did. Going to search for it. Another great podcast. Thank you !

[@WatchBarbaraKnit]

Thank you so much for taking the time to let me know! I am so happy you liked the video!

[@DarinHughesWife]

Hi and thanks for this awesome video. I'm looking for easy shawl and bead pattern. I loved Romi' s pattern you showed. Xx

[@WatchBarbaraKnit]

I'm glad you liked the video. I would not call the Romi shawl I showed easy. It has some challenging elements, specifically the Estonian lace bits at the bottom. In the same collection of shawls there is one called Electra and it looks like it would be easier.

[@rinyajamestasar1819]

Hi barbra am a fan of ur work u r the best n so how many cast on do u do in crescent shawl for adults

[@WatchBarbaraKnit]

Hi! It really depends on what kind of crescent you are making - but I did a video for a free crescent shaped shawl pattern that you can see here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jZa6gYFonMR2qM0

[@elizabethsprenkleforester4655]

I would love a fav 5 for your favorite patterns that are travel friendly

[@WatchBarbaraKnit]

That's a wonderful idea, and I will be traveling to TNNA in June so I might be able to work that in! Thank you so much for the suggestion.

[@marilynadamczyk6031]

I second this suggestion! Portable projects are great this time of year!

[@denisecoit7675]

I really appreciate how you feature other designers in these videos. That is the quality of a magnanimous person. I also appreciate the hours you must spend looking for these patterns. Thank you for your wonderful videos. Now I need to look for the Peacock Cowl!

[@WatchBarbaraKnit]

I am so glad that you like the video! Thank you for the idea! It is so much fun to have the feedback and to be able to respond, if in a delayed manner.

[@WatchBarbaraKnit]

I was just looking at my notes and I think I got some stuff swapped up in my mind. You asked for market bags didn't you? It was Marilyn that asked for beaded stuff. Arrrgh! I do write things down but my brain betrays me! My apologies.

[@denisecoit7675]

Not a problem. I know you have a lot going. 😄

[@marilynadamczyk6031]

No need for apologies on my part!

HARİKA ŞALLAR. HARİKA, HARİKA ,HARİKA.

[@WatchBarbaraKnit]

Thank you!