My Very First Knitting Podcast

[@Lisa-vb3gn]

I enjoyed your video. You weren’t lucky to be picked for a test knit. Designers are dead lucky that people are willing to do free labor and free advertising for them. Know your worth!❤

[@sharonhoughton8057]

Hello from New HampshireUSA. I enjoyed your podcast, your white sweater is beautiful.

[@kitty.clark.creates]

@@sharonhoughton8057 Thank you!

[@LindaNixon-ws4ge]

I love my red lace interchangeable Chaiagoo needles. I’ve had them at lest 10 or more years. I have never had any problems with them. Good podcast

[@maureenkirby514]

I like the variety of your knits and your pattern inserts. Good discussion on your needle types, I like using the really small needles and cord circumference for sleeves, either Lykke or Karbonz brands. Good luck with your channel, your straightforward approach is very pleasant.

[@Geeguess]

Congratulations on your podcast, your knits are beautiful!

[@kitty.clark.creates]

@@Geeguess Thank you ☺️

[@michelekirk2734]

Hi Kitty, great first podcast, congratulations. Your Rosabella sweater is very pretty and I have added it to my favourites. I'm also knitting the field sweater, my second one actually. I gave the first one to a friend because the wool irritated me but the pattern is lovely so I had to make it again 😊

[@kitty.clark.creates]

@@michelekirk2734 The field sweater really is so lovely, you have a very lucky friend!

[@Hales1994]

Try Knitting for Olive for your mohair. I find that the color on the website is true to what you get, so you should be able to hold your yarn against the screen to color match.

[@sew_So_beautiful]

My experience with using mohair held double with a fingering weight is just with Leo & Roxy (Canadian dyer), but when I use mohair, the colour tends to dominate the fingering weight yarn, even though it's thin and not as fuzzy looking as some, but when I use their Suri Alpaca yarn instead of the mohair, the fingering yarn colour dominates, even though the Suri Alpaca is much fuzzier and thicker looking than the mohair. I don't know if that is the case with all mohairs and Suri alpacas, but it is with the ones I knitted with, and I've used them multiple times. So maybe consider Suri Alpaca to hold with your fingering yarn instead.

[@jennistevenson796]

I wonder if some people think you have to knit a jumper from the bottom, so think your collar on the needles is the hem ?

[@kitty.clark.creates]

@@jennistevenson796 maybe!

[@karenfeek1706]

I find that Chio Goo have the most flexible cords especially when doing magic loop. Lykke are my least favorite cords too stiff.

[@kitty.clark.creates]

@@karenfeek1706 I’ve never used Lykke, but they are so pretty!

[@TheManeemana]

100%alpaca, will it expand?

[@kitty.clark.creates]

@@TheManeemana it grew a bit with washing/blocking, but not too much. Less than what I’ve experienced from super wash wool.

[@TheManeemana]

@kitty.clark.creates thank you ❤️, I was worried I want to use it too.