The Bakery Bears - Episode 250 "10 Year Anniversary"

[@bonnie-suefernandes9747]

When I start a new crochet project I say I'm Casting on a blanket or what ever I'm making. your star blanket is perfect.

[@Eiaknits2012]

Happy anniversary 🎉 I really can’t believe it! I’ve enjoyed watching every year. Congratulations 🎈

[@BakeryBears]

Thanks so much x

[@lesamatthes7811]

I love the color palette you chose for the Rainbow Ripple Blanket!

[@Genajenk]

Love the baby afghan, I have recently made 3 of them fit my daughter and daughter in law to give as gifts. Such a fun crochet! Love the colors that you are using!

[@SStroud2024]

Hard to believe it's been so many years! I love your enormous talents! THANK YOU FOR ALL THESE SHOWS, ESPECIALLY DANS HISTORY PROGRAMS!❤❤❤ YOU TWO ARE GREAT CREATORS!❤❤❤

[@sueheller]

Kay, you look fab in that green. Dan your history lessons are amazing. I'm living in Canada now and when I watch your program I feel as though I'm right there in England. Thank you Thank you Thank you.

[@BakeryBears]

Thank you so much Sue!! Best wishes to you

[@jangold6787]

Happy 10th anniversary! Good episode. Love the English history segment. Just spent 18 days in the UK, beautiful place. Now I want to go back. Love the socks and reading shawl, Kay!

[@pamelageoghegan8859]

Congratulations to you both!! All your makes are beautiful.

[@chickiemagoo9995]

Congratulations 🎊 on 10 years, that's fabulous!! Kay, you're doing the right thing working into the tops of each stitch, that's the normal way. Working between the stitches is only done to achieve a certain effect, it creates a more holey fabric. With your crochet pattern, before you start, read through and use an erasable highlighter to mark the repetitions. I use a different colour for say the large shell than the small shell so you can see at a glance. Once you start doing the large and small shells you'll be away and won't need the pattern any more. Don't forget at the end of the round when you slip stitch to join, you slip to the next stitch before chaining up again. Also, make sure that the first stitch you work coming out of a point is indeed the first stitch. It can get hidden and overlooked, especially when doing the large shells. Love your colour choices! I've made dozens of these for my grandies 😊

[@cottagekeeper1044]

🎉 congratulations❣️ so glad to be here with y’all❣️ Wishing for you every good thing🎉🎉🎉

[@grahamcaffull7649]

Happy 10 yr Anniversary Bakery Bears - wow! Thankyou for all the makes, bakes, fabulous patterns and history lessons along the way. Lesley and Graham xx

[@BakeryBears]

Hi Lesley! Thank so much x

[@MsPenelope10]

I remember so well watching you from the very beginning and the first Advent! 10 Years of great content! Always something to look forward to, fabulous patterns, with such detail, and the film making and adventures have been so enjoyable! I have said before but the orchestration and production is worthy of a television event! Wonderful job to both of you!❤❤❤

[@jenniferbarrett3272]

Kay, I just finished the rainbow ripple blanket yesterday. I used 2 huge skeins of Caron Cakes from deep stash (80 acrylic and 20 wool and then a skein of Knit picks superwash worsted merino.) I did 34 rows and let the yarn do it’s thing. Surprisingly-I don’t notice the jogs. A fun knit, easy to memorize and mostly mindless-fun to watch the colours emerge. The rows get VERY long as you get further along so you need a lot more yarn if you want the same number of stripe rows. Yours is looking great! Enjoy!

[@suecoxon3557]

Congratulations on your 10 year anniversary and look forward to many more years of watching you two, I love everything you do and I’m a very happy patron!

[@BakeryBears]

Thank you so much Sue x

[@pamelafreeman4548]

Love every part of this vlog! You are both very talented!!😊❤

[@valeriehowden471]

Congrats on 10 years 🎉🎉🎉🎉 Many thanks for recommending 'One for the Blackbird, One for the Crow'. Very enjoyable. Found the Shardlake tv mini series last week. The 4th book, Revelation, is my next read. Love them.

[@mrsclaunch]

I happened to tune in while I am working on my rainbow ripple blanket for a friends baby. I’m using Lion brands mandala in pretty pink’s and turquoise colors.

[@lisanakao1043]

Happy 10th Anniversary. Cheers to many more years 🎉👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@saraspangler890]

I’ve watched you almost from the start. I think my first episode was the 8th, and I liked it so well I went back and watched the beginning episodes. I’ve watched ever since, great job you two!

[@leslienero7884]

Happy Anniversary! I really do enjoy the history segments, thanks for those.

[@gailramm6928]

Omg thank you it’s awesome watching loved it can’t wait for next episode and of course love all the yarnie goodness as well x x

[@denisepowell3479]

Gripping program Dan, looking forward to the next episode. Xx

[@BakeryBears]

Thank you so much Denise! X

[@janetjroberson2581]

Hello from Swansea, Illinois. Happy tenth anniversary!

[@peggypaya1489]

The England episode was great. Can’t wait for the next one.

[@Deborah-w9y4j]

oh my goodness what a show you have done it again i love this i hope that you never stop i love the history even though i live here in America i love the history of England and you show that to me so beautiful i so look forward to each show but this one this the best thank you so much

[@knittingbooksetc.2810]

I’ve watched your channel since episode no. 1. Whenever I can I subscribe through Patreon. You were my first knitting podcast I ever watched. I cannot believe it’s been ten years! Thank you for this!

[@BakeryBears]

Awesome! Thank you so much x

[@atrinka1]

congratulations!!!! I was waiting for the sock pattern woohoo!

[@ericallerton809]

❤ congratulations kay and dan,,,,,🎉🎉 Really enjoy ur show,,, Knitting on the new pattern while i watched this morning,,, LOVE IT SO MUCH,,,,ADDICTING ,,,, ELAINE 🏠💗

[@jacquelineleibfried4691]

Congrats on 10 years. I Started knitting this year, found you and thoroughly enjoy your videos.

[@melissaemery8686]

Congratulations on 10 years! I just found your podcast last year. I look forward to it every episode. I’ve made the crochet blanket you are working on. I chained a cord to go around the top for a drawstring. I got the idea from someone else. Then when the baby is on the blanket with toys you can pick up baby then pull the drawstring and the toys are contained.

[@hrhccommentmorepeople1329]

Did you know that there is a dramatised version of the first 6 books of the Shardlake story on Audible? ( 1 credit) I thought it was really good. And also the last book Tombland is also on Audible.

[@lisagregory5030]

Congratulations on 10 years! I've watched every episode!! Kay, I don't like that kind of color changing yarn either. My eye hates irregular color changes!

[@themother_thing]

Thanks Dan for another documentary - sent me down a rabbit hole of when firearms arrived in England when you said the dog was shot - well that was earlier than I expected.I visited St Fagin's museum in Wales where they had a full box bed in some Iron Age roundhouses - I questioned the guide about this as it seemed unlikely to me and he said they were contemporary with Roman and Egyptian beds and so likely to exist. Personally, I don't think they would have spent the man hours making a bed. The reconstructed medieval painted church was stunning - you'd love it.

[@BakeryBears]

Sounds amazing! You can find details about the arrival of beds in multiple history books but my recommendation would be How To Be A Tudor by Ruth Goodman

[@elainebos]

Dan, I really love your documentaries on the history of England. What a great job you do of creating documentary content.

[@catherinegage2768]

Yay🎉 congratulations on 10years!!! Love ❤️ y’all 👍🏻

[@purlstopraise]

Hi there 😊 new viewer here!! Just wanted to say how happy I am to have discovered your channel, you two are the most wholesome couple on the Internet! Realised how many adverts I've been watching, as it's so relaxing and lovely to watch your no ad videos! I will aways remember you two as the ones who helped me through the weeks of caring for my newborn, I watch you all through the day and night as my calm time 😊💕

[@NolongeraPissedoffAmerican1159]

Kay-i use ‘washy tape’ to keep track of where i am in my pattern. It sticks to the pattern, but releases and can be moved from place to place on the page