Pepper Knits Podcast Ep.19: Sweet Shop Blanket, Northland Sweater & Tiny Sweater Ornament

[@EvangelineRoy-k6z]

A really enjoyable podcast. You shine as much for the knitting content, as for the way this video is prepared, filmed, the Nature add ons, etc. I like the natural light, in your video. Thank you for showing the sheep !! 🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑

[@MariaKokis]

I am very fond of your channel, Emily, I thank you for being so dedicated and performant. Northland Sweater is excellent. I benefit from your discussions very much. 🪲🪲🥬🥬🪲🪲

[@EusebiaPellegrino]

It makes me very happy that you made another video. You have a lot of talent. I hope you never lose your passion ! I like your green Men's sweater a lot a lot. Thank you.

[@domenica.__Forcola]

The little sweater ornament is a little miracle of miniature knitting! Bravo ! 🔋🔋🔋

[@HeatherBennett-b7b]

I find your images of Australian scenery, animals, and sheep, amazing ! Thank you thank you. Your green Northland Sweater is very very handsome. Tiny white ornament sweater is very sweet! Thank you for very inspiring episode. 🧆🧆🧆🧆🧆

[@BernardineVeilleux]

Gosh ... That Northland Sweater is so tempting to make. I would even make one for myself. Your talent for presenting, discussing your projects, etc, is not losing any power ! I am always liking your videos as much as at the beginning.

[@IsabelleLavoie-jc8qg]

One way or another, your programs always contain a surprise. In this one, it is the multi-color blanket. Your images are full of daylight. Your talk is full of good advice and support. I really am happy to see sheep, birds, fishes, and other animals. !!! You live in a part of the world where I can't travel, but you are showing it to me !

[@Carmelle__.Plouffe.-w2l]

I like your video. You are 'to the point', high quality discussion, and I am really drawn towards your olive-green Northland Sweater. In addition, you film in natural day light, in an un-cluttered place, which is very relaxing to watch. And thank you for showing sheep and other animals. I love it !! 🌺🐑🐑🐑🌺

[@ToniaVerdecci]

I enjoyed your video very very much, Emily. You are an excellent knitter and you are very encouraging to your viewers !

[@FrancoiseRoy-lv4qr]

You put so many good things in your video. I am not alone in my camp, liking your green large sweater very much ( the one for your fiance ). You have strong teaching skills. The most important teaching skills being: how to keep the audience's interest. You got it ! Thank you for showing your rabbit, the Australian fauna and flora, even the sheep! 🌳🌳🌳

[@Marie-Claude._.Florent.._-r3g]

Hello from France ! 🍨🍨🍨 I enjoyed your video. The way you podcast is clear and without commercial trick. I learned many useful things, from your talk. I agree with the many other viewers who praise you for filming in day light. I liked the nature images very much !

[@AkobaAoko]

Wonderful episode ! In addition to very interesting projects, you are showing us the beauties of your region ! Thank you. 🦋🦋🦋🦋

[@giulia.._Moscardi]

This is the first video that I watch from the serie, and I am very positive about it. You have the right talking pace and the right projects for me. Thank you for showing the sheep, and the very beautiful handcrafted red poppies ! What a beautiful podcast.

[@RaffaellaMimmochi]

Your dark green men's sweater is falling right into my taste. Thank you for making such excellent podcasts. Thank you also for the outdoors, the animals, etc.... Like other wrote, I love to see the sheep!

[@Marie-SuzieBlais]

I'm a member of your fan club, Emily. Your programs are "total quality ". I enjoyed watching the progress of your green Northland Sweater, and the glimpses of your Australian world. For example, the sheep are lovely !

[@MargharitaChiatti-l2z]

Makes me so happy when I see you made a new video! There is a high risk I will add a new project to my queue, as a result of watching it! Great!

[@ManonVeilleux-t5q]

Am back after many weeks not watching, and I am finding you produced very many awesome videos! I will be binge watching ! Your multi-colored blanket is fun. Your Men's Northland Sweater is a serious beautiful garment. Wow !

[@CamilleBellefeuille]

Thank you ! Your enthusiasm and excellent discussions, encourage me to knit. I really really really like your videos. Lovely rabbit !

[@NicciPaganico]

This is so encouraging! I love it when you allow us to follow the progress of a project, like you are doing with the green Northland Sweater. I am under the charm 🐔🐔🐔 The add-ons, in your program, are sooooo good ( natural environment, the sheep, etc ). I can't get enough of it !! ◾ 🐏🐑🐏🐑◾

[@JoseeMichaud-io7uw]

You never compromise on quality, Emily. This is really a lovely episode. Northland Sweater

[@domenica.__Forcola]

Your followers are very fond of you, Emily. Your Northland Sweater is very very promising. Showing the sheep is very very appropriate: their wool has started the whole business of knitting in the first place, historically. I love to see anything about sheep.

[@LowriNarberth]

A very pleasant and inspiring video. I really like the concept of including views of Nature around where you live. ✳✳✳

[@Jackie_.McArthur-..c]

You are very prolific, and I like your podcasts so much! And thank you for sharing images of your surroundings. Your deep green men sweater is turning out excellent.

[@KiriSweeney-z5u]

We need two things from you. 🎎 1. Good knitting advice and inspiration. 2. That you carry us away from our daily routine and burdens. 🏰 You are doing both. Very very well.

[@Massarelli._Vicoletta.-v5u]

You continue to bring very good designs to us. I enjoy your videos. 🌹🌹 Thank you for sharing views of the natural environment of West Australia. Beautiful.

[@Merryl__.Daisy_.1]

You have a lot to say. You have a lot to show. You have a lot to get us motivated. I love this podcast !! 🤍🤍👧🤍🤍

[@GeorgetteCaron]

I woke up to the great news that you have posted a new video ! And an excellent one, at that. It has such a peaceful, sunny atmosphere. I like all your projects.

[@StephanieSoucy-zu3mn]

Your video is beautiful and very much appreciated. You have real talent.

[@Konstanz__Rosenblatt..5]

I agree with all what Carmelle is writing. I am very interested in the olive green men's sweater. It would be a good present for men in my family. I had a very good time watching this video.

[@InesLeberre]

You hit the highest mark, Emily, with that Northland Sweater ! So handsome. Your channel continues to be a source of so much inspiration. Thank you !

[@VivienMacDonald-wv6xy]

There was no way: all I wanted to do was knit! Your podcast was so engrossing that I had to leave aside doing the dishes, and sit down and watch. I picked my knitting and there it went ! I agree with all the comments here. And thank your for the slips about animals, your plants, the park, etc !

[@pepperknits]

Dishes can wait, sometimes knitting can’t 😋

[@Sharon-c2c7v]

I enjoyed this video. It makes my knitting time more pleasant. Thank you.

[@JeannedArc.._Pelletier]

Thank you for producing another video. I am setting up with my cat, my knitting, some freshly home-baked bread, watching your new production !

[@pepperknits]

I couldn’t picture a better way to be knitting 🤭🤎

[@Estelle.._Carignan...-v2v]

The endless support of us, your viewers, is so well deserved. It is the only way we can give you something back. 🎁🎁 Northland Sweater is very handsome. We appreciate the outdoor views of where you live, very much. And your rabbit Felicia @

[@AnnabelleFoucault]

You never disappoint, Emily. I really enjoyed your film. I like the question asked by Agathe Lemay. I tend to do the same as her. But that is different from what the patterns write. Your deep green men's sweater is so beautiful !

[@pepperknits]

I’m super pleased with the northland sweater 😍🌲

[@Violetta.__Barni..-p5w]

What a nice way to podcast! . It is good to follow the progress of your projects, while being immersed in your Australian environment. I really like the way you do this. Your green North sweater is coming out excellent. #####

[@pepperknits]

I’m glad you enjoy this format 🩷 I love sharing in this way and feel like I can talk about the process without forgetting things

[@GertrudeMailloux]

Hard work usually doesn't remain without reward for too long. We see that here: 400 views in two days ! You give a lot, in the making of those sessions. I like to listen to you. Your Northland Sweater is looking very good already ! 🐫🐫🐫🐫

[@Tracy._Poppins.._-b8k]

I fully agree that the bright white main color of your Sweet Shop Blanket is the best choice. Northland Sweater is very very good looking. I like the way you discuss what you do. Like the other, I really enjoy that you show the Australian scenery, the koalas, the sheep, etc. 🤍🤍🐨🐨🐨🐨🤍🤍

[@ScarlettGrey-o7k]

At baseline, I thought there was no chance I would make the Sweet Shop Blanket, because I don't have children. But you are so convincing, talking about it, about how fun it is to make it, and how convenient to use our leftover yarns, that, .... well .... I now see it differently ! You have widened my ways to think about things. 🐟🐟🐟

[@pepperknits]

It really is the perfect scrappy project! So many bright colours without being overwhelming

[@Bibiane.._Guerrier._c]

This Sweet Shop Blanket is an excellent project to put yarn left overs to use. There is a place for such blankets [ for example, in a child's bedroom ]. Yours is beautiful, and it not even finished yet. I admire your Northland Sweater. 🐏🐏🐏

[@pepperknits]

A sweet shop blanket would be the cutest baby blanket as well! It’s super satisfying to use lingering scrap yarn

[@LuciaVitto]

Oh Boy ! That green Northland Sweater is so good, even if not finished. It looks like it's gonna be even better than the image you show [ finished blue sweater, worn by model, as advertisement for the pattern]. I really enjoyed the animals you are showing ( zoo, domestic and wild animals ). Great video !

[@pepperknits]

Aw what a lovely compliment! I’m loving how it looks too 🤗

[@jennyenglish9842]

Thanks for the sharing the free Xmas knits, some fabulous looking decorations. All the best for your wedding dress/knitting plans and exciting time for you.

[@pepperknits]

Thank you 🤎 I certainly need all of the encouragement to finish my wedding projects!

[@Jacqueline__Truffaut]

Very nice. In addition to appreciating your very promising men's sweater, I was very interested in meeting your sweet rabbit, and seeing Australia's Nature. Have a good week.

[@Agathe_Lemay]

Enjoying everything here. Just one example: your discussion of knitting the sleeves on the Northland Sweater. I was attentive. I knit the ribbing on bigger needles than the stockyknit, so what you do, and most patterns suggest, is the opposite. I will try it your way. Obviously, if I knit the ribbing on needles #3.5, and then go to needles # 4 for the stockyknit, then I have to reduce the number of stitches. That is the tricky part for me. I will experiment with it. Thank you !

[@pepperknits]

So interesting! I do prefer how my ribbing looks on slightly smaller needles but now I’m realising going down too far can make it too tight

[@Olive._Shaw..-i9t]

During a long bus journey, your podcast was so so welcome ! Time went fast. I really like your Northland Sweater. I find it hard to choose a good pattern for men's clothes, so I am grateful for your suggestion. Have a good day.

[@Jenny_Blackwell-x5u]

I agree with all the positive comments you are getting. My favorite is the Northland Sweater. You are a great knitter.

[@Maude.__M.-d4n]

New to your channel, but it will not be my last visit. Your style of podcasting is very good. Your long sleeves green men's sweater is excellent. Bravo for high quality discussion ! 🐹🐹

[@pepperknits]

So happy to have you here! 🤗

[@Pomamma._.Ferrari.-d5p]

I've subscribed and 'liked', but I really wish I could do more ! You make wonderful videos. In addition to great knitting advice, thank you for showing the 'extras' : the rabbit, the other animals, the harbour, etc. Awesome.

[@pepperknits]

Every view and subscriber means the world to me 🤎

[@MachaBabaroutsis]

You always give me a good dose of encouragement, Emily ! By the way, have you checked what's going on with your early podcasts ? They are still getting watched a lot. Numbers of views, 'likes' and comments still increasing. Why ? Because we like you very much, and we go back to your other videos. You're the best !

[@pepperknits]

I appreciate every single comment! They make me so happy to read 🥹🩷

[@Tomasina_.Totino]

How to reward you for such a beautiful video series ! I know your are working hard. I wish luck comes your way. Your green men's sweater is very appealing. Thank you for the Nature extras ( Australian scenery, koalas, sheep, birds, etc ). I really enjoyed. 🐨🐨🐨🐨

[@pepperknits]

Thank you for the kind words 🥰

[@QueensYarnBoutique]

Your projects look amazing! 👏🏾 I really like your plants. 🪴

[@StephanieSoucy-zu3mn]

I agree

[@pepperknits]

Thank you very much 🤭

[@DeniseDumont-ol8wq]

You're not just a pretty face, Emily ! You are a very organized, knowledgeable, and generous podcaster. I realize that, little by little, your programs lead me to up my knitting game, somehow. It is very interesting ! 🚲🚲🚲🚲🚲🚲

[@Airi.._Myashita..-p1y]

So nice ! I had a great time watching your video. That greed square neck dress that you are wearing at about 21 minutes into the video, suits you so well. I really like your Northland Sweater. 🐰🐰🐰🐰 Thank you for introducing us to your pet rabbit. Thank you for showing the sheep and the koalas !!

[@pepperknits]

I love that dress! It’s quickly become a summer staple outfit

[@Charlie-_McElwee-t8t]

Such a beautiful session ! Mens sweater is having such a good start ! I like the design, color and fabric. Thank you for showing the sheep, the llamas, the city + harbour of Perth. The field of knitter red puppies is stunning ! 🤩🤩

[@pepperknits]

So glad I decided to repurpose this yarn into the northland sweater 🌲

[@Marie-Stella.._Langlais.-wvv]

I am tuning in with joy. Now my time of rest, with my knitting, and you are my guest, Emily. Your Northland Sweater is my favorite. Thank you.

[@Nanette.._Laloge.-sowg]

Tiny Christmas ornament, on the one hand, and Sweet Shop Blanket + Northland Sweater, on the other hand, are at the extremes of spectrum of sizes ! Ah ! Ah ! But all are equally delightful. Your series of podcasts is very good to watch, and re-watch. 🫑🪖🫑🪖🫑

[@Gratiosa...Da_Polenta-q5k]

Emily, you are very briefly showing a something that seems to be a whole field of hand made ( knitted ? ) red flowers. I have never seen anything like it ! Extraordinary. I like you men's sweater (Northland) very much. 🎟🎟🎟

[@pepperknits]

They were knit and crochet poppies for Remembrance Day ☺️

[@Mireille._Cotillard]

At around 21 minutes into the video, you are wearing a gorgeous green dress. Nice ! Northland Sweater is a sure winner. It already looks like it will be very comfortable. If it depended only of my, I could see those sheep / birds / koalas ... in your videos, every time ! 🐨🐨🐨🐨🐨🐨

[@pepperknits]

I love that green dress, it’s been getting so much wear already 💚

[@Ann._Eisenhower]

Northland Sweater is very very handsome. I enjoy the Australian Nature supplements you are putting in your videos. For Canadians like me, it is very exotic. I am amazed by the field of knitted red flowers, at about midway through your video ! What a wonder ! Thank you for everything.

[@Celine-z7r]

Tiny Sweater Ornament is a fun and sweet thing for the Christmas tree ! You remain, over time, a very constant podcaster. I hope you will persist in your dedication. The viewers benefit very much. Northland Sweater is excellent. We always need a good suggestion to knit for our men !

[@pepperknits]

Northland sweater is a great option for a men’s sweater!

[@MichelineBeaupre]

You are starting that Northland Sweater, and it already tempts me to make it as well ! Thank you for presenting the Sweet Shop Blanket: a good way of using yarn left-overs. 😆

[@UliviaTaccardi]

I am always appreciating your videos. Excellent knitting. The green dress or blouse you are wearing in the middle of the video, while discussing the green men's sweater, the dress with wide square neck and puffy sleeves, is so so beautiful ! Did you make it yourself ? 🫐🫐🫐Thank you for embellishing our knitting world !

[@pepperknits]

Oh thank you!! I did make it, it’s a pattern by Tint of Mint. Definitely a favourite for this summer ☺️

[@ShaunaWestbrook]

My compliments on your projects and your podcasting ! very beautiful men's Northland Sweater and bridal cardigan. Question: at around 19 minutes in your video, you are showing a large amount of red flowers. They look like they were actually knitted, or crafted in some way. It is very impressive, if hand made. Is it hand made ? Knitted ? It happens in your video just before you show us the sheep. Thank you.

[@pepperknits]

Yes they are knit & crochet poppies! They were a memorial for remembrance day

[@yvonneschaerer7848]

Wow you are making your own wedding dress! You are so talented! The green jumper is turning out really lovely. Can ask you when you unravel your arm on your jumper the yarn is all curly do you wash the yarn so the yarn is straight again before you re-knit?

[@pepperknits]

Sometimes I wash curly yarn, mostly when I’m frogging an entire project or if it’s been knit up for a long time. For this sleeve I was far too impatient😅

[@Nanette.._Laloge.-sowg]

I enjoy seeing Australian Nature. As a Quebecer, I don't have the opportunity of seeing it ! Even researching online, for the kind of images your are showing, would not yield many results. I also very much like to see the sheep ! 🐏🐑🐏🐑🐏

[@MadeleineLislois]

Writing from Quebec, Canada. Hi Emily. I am really drawn to your men's Northland Sweater. Thank you for presenting an option, to use our leftover yarn. Unavoidably, we all end up with bags of small balls of yarn, leftovers, that we don't know what to do with. Sweet shop blanket is astute and good looking. We can always use an extra blanket, particularly in a cold country like Canada ! 🥧🥧🥧

[@Pupella.._Tresana.-.q3y]

Yes, Emily, you did well by making Vlogmas ! The broadcasting platform may not be up to your hard work, though, as I don't think your "view counts" are right. Yesterday, my knitting friends and I met for the whole day, we played your Vlogmas many times. The viewing counts were frozen, not moving, in spite of us playing your videos. In particular, # 3 and 4 appeared to be frozen, not moving. The reason for telling you this : you are watched and appreciated more than the " views counts " suggest. 🌹🌹

[@pepperknits]

That is so kind 🥹 it’s definitely not about the view count, I get so much joy out of creating videos ☺️

[@Ann._Eisenhower]

I noticed the same. You are very high-principled, Emily. I concur that the 'views count' was frozen, a few days ago. It is still counting very sluggishly, compared to how much my friends and I are viewing your videos ( we are leading knitting classes, and using Emily's videos ). At least, Emily, you can be proud of your accomplishment.

[@Pomamma._.Ferrari.-d5p]

Same observation. Don't base your self-esteem on your "views count", on KZbin, as they are lower than reality. I am very sad to say. You are viewed much more than what they show.

[@pepperknits]

It’s just a number after all 😉 the endless support in the comments is what makes me the happiest 🩷

[@Marie-PauleTardif]

Your podcast is giving me a nudge: I should try to make a sweater. I never made one, but you are encouraging me, that perhaps I can do it. Is the Northland Sweater pattern beginner friendly ? I am used to making mittens, hats and socks. Thank you.

[@pepperknits]

That’s amazing to hear! It could be a good first sweater pattern, Petite Knit always has very clear instructions. She also has the Novice & No Frills sweater patterns that are super beginner-friendly options ☺️

[@VeronicadiGenova-zh4bf]

I like the variety in the designs you feature. Excellent podcast. Little sweater ornament is very cute.

[@NathalieSt-Pierre-pb6gj]

Your Northland Sweater is vibrant with beauty ! I want to make it. Your podcasts are very dear to me. Merry Christmas.