The Green Bean Podcast Episode 59: Unprecedented

[@lindas5964]

You will find this funny but I enjoy the quiet pauses here and there where you are just knitting (or etching or whatever) and I am just knitting too. Your episodes are gentle and quiet and peaceful and I enjoy them very much. Thank you Katie 💛

[@kathleengerwien845]

As always, I enjoyed this episode. I agree with Linda S. who finds your episodes gentle, quiet and peaceful: something I need in my life! Anyway, thank you for the game changing tip on color work charts. I always put the highlighter tape below the row I am working, for color work, lace and cable charts. I will give your method of putting the tape on the row above what I am working as it makes so much more sense as you can read the row below what you are working! Wishing you great success at the festival!

[@FennelFiber]

I have been subscribed for a few years now, I enjoy each and every video you share. There is intention and care behind your editing and your crafts are always amazing. Thank you for sharing!

[@followthewhiterabbitwithsusi]

what a delight - as always - thanks for the tip: posca pen/scratchboard - I always wondered having made such a mess of the board in the past - Now I have more courage. Enjoy Wonderwool - I'm sure it will be magnificent.

[@heidikuijer3612]

Hi Katie. Each episode is so calling to watch. Jack, I must say, stole the show this time. He is so adorable!! The cowl is wonderful and such a special gift. Your frog sweater is going to be amazing. I too love frogs and found a crochet frog pattern that looks very good so want to try it. I however have some thinking to do about the yarn. I don't want smooth cotton. It is not frog-like. Your artwork process for the new tea towel is fascinating to watch. I never would have imagined you could change an area like you did.

[@helenedwards1468]

I have a counted cross-stitch project lined up and will definitely be using your washi tape tip, thank you. So soothing sitting watching you knit and Jack so relaxed, reminded me of my late Jack Russell all sorts terrier.

[@lonestew]

I love the cardigan you're wearing. Timeless. Beautiful colour.

[@nanettekroupa1371]

Thank you for another great episode, Katie, and for the chart marking tip!! Makes perfect sense, going to do that from now on.

[@jillychandler]

I so love you and the love you have for Jack, he is a little darling dog, and so precious. I relate to animals more than people, and when I lost my Charlie dog of 12 years, it broke my heart in two, and I have never mourned the passing of anything, as I mourned the passing of him. But I now have a beautiful black rescue greyhound, called Madge, who is very independent, but after3 years she is enjoying my cuddles more I think?! I am a creative soul, but have lost my mo jo in the past 6 years. I love watching your videos, thank you. xxx

[@finbohannon9581]

It is so painful to lose a dog. I lost my little dog fairly recently and I miss him enormously. I hope you find your creative mo jo again soon…it can help to mend your soul. X

[@jillychandler]

@@finbohannon9581 Thank you for such thoughtful words, I wish you peace too. xxx

[@yarnstorms]

Real happy to discover your podcast. Just fab. And I have so many to catch up on. 😊

[@heatherhamilton4267]

Hi Katie I am in Canada & I just love your podcast & just joined. Thank you for being you!

[@lauriejarboe6087]

What a joy to watch. I particularly enjoyed seeing how you work the scratch board. Very clever hack on the lazy Kate. Enjoy the spring wooly festivals!!

[@carolbulmer8253]

Hi, Katie and Jack. I loved the cowl that you made for your friend. The frog sweater is coming along nicely. Thank you for explaining how to make a correction on the scratch board… the new tea towel design is looking so cute. Also, thank you for explaining your plying technique… very ingenious. The resulting yarn will be lovely❤️❤️

[@Lamara5292]

The yarn in that crochet gift looked fabulous on you. You looked fresh, like you just came back from a restful vacation or spa day. Neutrals are nice but can be drab by too. Thanks for the black board tip. Thyroglobulin jumper is coming along very nicely.

[@stinkzillaz]

Lovely podcast - maybe someone has already mentioned it but for sock knitting you can knit over your ends as you go making it much less of a headache at the end of a scrappy sock.

[@joannamartin7917]

I so love watching your podcasts Katie. I so needed your peace this morning. ❤❤

[@dianewolff7599]

Katie, Your sweet and calm demeanor just makes my heart smile. Especially as Jack sits on your lap and you're knitting away...pausing to stroke his head and as you just enjoy his presence with you! I enjoy everything your hands create and enjoy going on walks with you in the beautiful part of your world. Sending love from Claremont South Dakota Diane

[@HzlEyeGal]

Beautiful, just beautiful. Thank you Katie.

[@KBC6409]

Wow! Love this podcast. So relaxing, the walking with Jack was beautiful. I will be tuning in again.

[@evasvensson8521]

Brilliant with the cardboard solution!! I am impressed once again.....

[@linpendry8652]

Thanks for a lovely podcast today. Thoroughly enjoyed seeing the projects you have going and the beautiful cowl . Great idea about the Washi tape. This would be helpful for me following paper x stitch patterns too. Enjoy Spring in the beautiful countryside you call home.

[@catherinetuwi6267]

Thanks for a fantastic episode. I love the footage of you and Jack basking in the sunshine 🌞 The knitting looks fantastic. I love joining you for a bit. I'm working on the first sleeve of my Adventurous cardigan while you knit on your frog jumper. 🐸 ❤️ Happy knitting!

[@lust8505]

So enjoyed the video. Looking forward to the new tea towel! Love the frog jumper. Anxious to see the finished garment. So happy I found your channel. It gives me so much enjoyment.

[@delciahumphries5136]

Hi Katie lovely to see you and Jack again Best of luck with your shows this spring and summer 34:10

[@darlenevloet778]

Such a wonderful episode. Thank you so much for sharing Katie. Love love love everything you do. Seeing Jack, the beautiful scenery and listening to the most relaxing music.❤. When I am notified of your episode it’s like Christmas every time😊. Have fun at your upcoming shows. Wish I could jump the big pond to see you. Maybe sometime in the future.

[@maryloper7275]

Your handspun is so thin and even! It must be a real joy to work with.

[@AdelinaDudda]

Lovely episode, as always. Thank you 😊

[@judithburke3637]

Thankyou Katie for the loveliest podcast x

[@lindareid4546]

Always a pleasure! Thank you so much for plying tip!

[@m.macdonald]

Your washi tape tip is pure brilliance. Thank you for sharing!

[@emilenegalvin]

You epitomise a perfect afternoon for me - dog walk, calm companionship and some crafty endeavours. I love your tips on stranded colour work and the washi tape tip, I’ve always refrained from putting the washi tape because I want to read my last row of knitting and can’t bear to obscure it… your method is genius! Thank you for sharing

[@francesdavey1337]

Thank you for a beautiful Vlog x

[@aleksandrawojciechowska8450]

Thank you for inner peace you gave me. Lots of love!

[@marylawrence8470]

Thanks again, another fine episode

[@robintreloar2379]

I had to turn and fondle my little dog when you were stroking Jack. Such tender moments! I love your cowl, and your frog jumper is going to be brilliant. I can’t wait to try holding both yarns in my left hand for colour work. I am a continental knitter, but at the moment I am throwing one colour and I struggle with tension. This might be the answer! Thanks for this lovely episode. I love the music, too!

[@rebecca5938]

Your crocheted cowl is beautiful, and the way you ply your wool is a great idea, I will have to try it.

[@deborahjean3816]

This was delightful. I am so smitten with your chalkboard sheep design. I hope to get a towel eventually if the shipping to US isn’t prohibitive. The cowl turned out beautiful! Not my colors either but they look smashing together. Frog jumper is so good too. Jack is such a doll. My dachshund does same thing; whenever I knit she is right next to me. Such a joy and comfort. Thanks Katie!❤

[@Kim_Karr]

SO happy to see your tea towel sheep again! Sure hoping there will also be more items with these delightful drawings: mugs, teeshirts, etc. 👏👏👏 Once again an entirely delightful podcast. Thank you, dear Katie. 🙏

[@sunnyw4148]

Another lovely episode. Thanks

[@marilynpease8782]

What lovely views!

[@anitajohannadrost]

👍😁🥰🍀Thank you.

[@deborahcherry1735]

I am so excited as I am coming to wonderwool Wales this year,it is a show I have wanted to visit for years.Your tea towel design is coming along nicely and look forward to adding it to my collection in due course.

[@this_skipper_knits959]

I can’t crochet, or rather I haven’t learned to crochet but the cowl sure makes me think I should. Thank you for sharing! Here comes spring 🌿

[@SuperAdrienneLeigh]

A lovely episode. Thank you. :)

[@suebrown436]

Enjoyed this so much Katie. Thank you!

[@neonissegonzaga1917]

❤❤fiquei muito feliz de encontrar vc é o Jack, uma artista incrível com vidios perfeitos ❤❤❤continue fazendo muitos e muitos vídeos para nos inspirar emocionar e alegrar ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@heathertucker7056]

Thank you for another beautiful and calming episode! I enjoy every minute of watching you and dear Jack out walking and to watch your crafting is so inspiring. Your frog jumper is going to be absolutely wonderful and I can’t wait to see that one finished. Your washi tape tip makes perfect sense so thank you for that. Always love your musical accompaniment too. Thank you so much.

[@sandras2479]

Thank you Katie for this beautiful podcast. I love the calmness and beauty of the landscape. I also love Jack❤️

[@blackmorerose]

The washi tape placement is such a good tip that I will be employing the next time I’m knitting from a chart.

[@jillyb9995]

Lazy Kate substitute and washi tape idea both genius👍

[@barbarapregger8526]

Thanks for another inspiring and calm episode. You look very relaxed Katie and I hope you settled into your new home well. We moved back to Germany from the UK 1,5 years ago. It was a huge emotional stress, so I know what you, your partner and Jack went through. Take care 😊🐾🌷

[@deborahjean3816]

Oh! Forgot to say that Iove seeing your spinning. Love thag Barn Owl color. While I do have a wheel, I am still attempting to find time to learn😊

[@riotthill]

The last time I had enough part skeins to make a rainbow pair of socks, I pre-joined the wool, weighing each bit, then dividing into 2 and winding the joined colours in separate cakes for each sock - hurrah, no ends to weave, and the ''stripey' result matched pretty closely in each sock.

[@davidgarza7568]

Dear Katie and Jack, thank you for another wonderful episode. Your podcast is truly inspiring. I especially appreciate the warm love between you and Jack. Your creativity in the different crafts that you choose and the quality time you spend developing a well-made garment or drawing or spinning is a good example. For us all. Take care and be safe. Hugs to Jack! Stephanie from California

[@loispatrick2594]

The Crazy Sock Lady has a very quick way she weaves in ends on socks. It's great and very efficient. I absolutely love your Lazy Kate invention! ❤

[@AStateofDeNile]

It's always nice to see a new episode is waiting. Lovely finish and your frog jumper is smashing. Where did you get that green carry box that was by your chair? It looks quite sturdy and covered with fabric. I am glad spring has finally started to make an appearance. We had a long tough winter. I had always wondered if there was a way to fix a mistake on the scratch board. That tea towel is going to be very cute! xx

[@janemarriott3389]

I’m so looking forward to learning how you steek the arm holes and neckline. I’ve studied the cardigan steek. I have not attempted quite yet but now feel like I could try that. Thanks for demonstrating the next challenge!♥️🧶🙏🏽

[@camsnow2856]

There’s a KZbin video by Stephen West where he demonstrates the ‘Weavin’ Stephen’. It’s a very easy technique where you weave in the ends as you’re knitting. Eliminates the weaving at the end of the project which I dislike as well.

[@sharontaylor9010]

Thank you for another lovely podcast. You mentioned DK socks - can I just ask please what needle size you use & how many stitches. I knit a pair using 48 stitches & 3mm needles as per the pattern and they were enormous!! Xx thank you

[@maninhadeni]

Thanh you .

[@gerrybford]

Hi Katie, lovely to see you back to your lovely self & Jack too. You mentioned making a scrappy pair of DK socks. I’m new to sock making and can’t find a DK vanilla pattern anywhere. Can you recommend one please? Thank you..

[@РитаФорест]

Спасибо Вам за вдохновение! Овечки - чудесные!

[@charifischer4135]

Someone may have already suggested this, but could you join/splice the ends of yarn for the scrappy socks? Great episode, thanks!

[@belwynne1386]

Just ordered a tea towel from your Etsy store. So happy to have such an accessible way to have your art in my home. Two questions: would you consider doing a mittens knitting pattern with Lord of the Rings motifs similar to the one you did for your partner? Second, do you know Bothy Threads? They are in Wales, I believe, family business and beautiful, yummy fiber and kits. Thank you for sharing your time with us.

[@philalbans3361]

A very inventive lazy Kate - I was wondering how you were plying!

[@mariaknutsson6915]

Definetly going to use the washi-tape method, thanks for the beautiful views! 😊

[@bluegrassdreams2seams510]

I trying to learn to spin. Interesting to watch you spinning, I try to count it out and find a beat or rhythm to your movements. Does that make sense to you?😊

[@lonestew]

That tool you're plying wool on.. What's it called and where can I get one? 😊

[@darinakollarova5425]

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[@nancyalderdice1405]

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[@darinakollarova5425]

Velmi sa mi paci Vas psik aj ja mam takeho.

[@harmeetsingh8306]

You liking good

[@StitchyJam_Knitting_Podcast]

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