WMFC EP37 | French Artist, Political Renegade or Farmer- Dyer chic? You decide!

FERNY CORNER SHAWL RELEASE: 17th FEB
FERNY CORNER YARN KITS: 17th FEB, 8:00pm GMT
Next Regular Shop Update: Thursday 23rd February, 8:00pm GMT
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Knitwear Featured
Lizzie Pinafore by Gudrun Johnston
Yarn: Marie Wallin British Breeds (can’t remember colours)
Vest Number One by My Favourite Things knitwear
Yarn: Hello Stella Cormo (Shag Rug) and Along Avec Anna (Châtaigne)
Stalk and Pip Beret by Ailbiona McLaughlin
Yarn: Woolly Mammoth Fibre Company Zwartbles + Blue Texel 4ply held double (coming end of March)
Cutting Edge Vest by Ailbiona McLaughlin
Yarn: Woolly Mammoth FibreCompany Hearth Sock dyed with indigo
Ferny Corner Shawl by me! Emma Robinson/ Woolly Mammoth Fibre Company in BFL/ Gotland 4ply (Cognac and Natural). Could also be in in my Natural Sock or limited edition bases or any 4ply- fingering weight base! Pattern releasing on my website and Ravelry on Friday 17th February
Crochet Blanket (no pattern) in Lettlopi scraps
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Rav: WoollyMammothEmma

[@Serenity-fu8xz]

Hey, Emma, to fix the gaps in the yarn overs all you do is do your regular yarn overs and then on the next row unit the yarn overs through the back loop so they’re twisted and that closes up the whole❤

[@katehosford2657]

Your beret is wonderful…makes you look like a French artist!… so cool! Congratulations on the launch of your lovely Ferny Corner Shawl! I loved all your finished objects and WIPs! Your podcast is wonderful. I always enjoy it so much!🧶💖

[@MonicaFreire-v5f]

Moss stitch in crochet makes a nice warm fabric and you can change colors each row or every couple of rows to make it colorful.

[@susanbossung9098]

Your beret is darling. You look great in it. I like the way you tucked the front under. Every way was good, and it looks even nicer than regular knit hats.

[@mandyd.3091]

Hi Emma! Congrats on your shawl pattern release! It’s beautiful! If you are worried about your house not being warm enough for sourdough proofing, put the bowl on a heating pad on a low setting. Sounds crazy but I do it and it works. Seems to speed up the process too!

[@joniedishner]

Hi Emma! If you're trying to proof your dough, set your oven to preheat to 400 degrees (f) for 1 minute then shut it off. Leave your dough in the proofing basket covered in the oven. It will be warm enough without a draft, but it won't actually start to cook your dough. Let me know how it goes!

[@GrammaC]

Your new shawl pattern is lovely. Congratulations. And you are so cute in your beret.

[@deborahcoyle7612]

Congratulations on getting your first pattern out!👏 🎉 Made your flat bread for dinner last night and they were delicious. 😋

[@addiekl]

Thank you for sharing all your makes, beautiful yarns and delicious new shawl design. Can you proof your bread on top of your wood stove? I used to live in New England and I helped get the starter going by using warm water to mix up the dough and that helped. Now back in California, our oven has a bread proof setting so we use that when it's cold.

[@julieknitsandspins]

I. The cooler months I also proof in the oven with the light on! It really works Great vlog today. All knots are beautiful!

[@SundayMorningKnits]

Your shawl design is stunning! I can't wait to make one for myself!!

[@marlenefaull248]

Love all your colours of your yarn. Enjoyable podcast . Thank you.

[@anitawessels3932]

If you like at the Battenburg blanket. It is a free pattern here on KZbin. I an currently participating in a 2year CAL for a scrappy Battenburg blanket. Very simple pattern.

[@joandloughy5210]

Lovely shawl pattern!

[@lisaparris5]

Hi Emma, your shawl is beautiful! When I was much younger, my go to hat was a beret. Somewhere along the way, I lost it and my head is on the larger size, I haven't found one that fits. I am currently working on the studio beret by churchmouse. I really like the look of your beret and may want to try that pattern next😊

[@kathydent2116]

Hey Emma, I've seen David Hockney wearing a beret with the front pulled forward so that it looks like a Peaky Blinders kind of cap. I thought he'd perfectly married the French and the Yorkshire sides of his life!

[@anitasenyszyn5314]

Hi Emma. Have you tried the 2x2 bind off called invisible ribbed bind off by Knit Freedom. I find it has great results and you don’t need to swop any stitches about. Give it a watch and see if it’s what you are looking for. Love the little pinafore dress x

[@nancettawestcott4601]

Always good to see how you are doing

[@judithburke3637]

Superb as always thankyou Emma x

[@fancypants6697]

The pinafore is sooooo cute! Lucky daughter! I also love your vest. I think I may make it and add some embroidery to it. Love your podcast. I just found you about a week ago.

[@katefisher7493]

Thanks Emma for a lovely podcast. I always enjoy them. Really looking forward to cast on your shawl design. I think I’ll knit it in just one color throughout as I am trying not to buy yarn anytime soon and I have two skeins of bfl masham 4 ply that I hope will work perfectly?!

[@evelynmccreadie3516]

Hello Emma, many thanks for another enjoyable vlog. You fairly suit your beret, very French, especially with your red and white top in your last vlog, to complete the picture all you needed was your bike and stringed onions hanging from the handlebars. I knitted a beret many moons ago , which fell heir to a friend, as had I ventured out wearing it, I would have frightened the horses’. Well done for your shawl design, it is really lovely. Clever girl. Keep up the good work, as I really appreciate your time.😮😮 😮

[@gailweeks4334]

I can't believe you have things in bloom. Our temperature in Calgary (Alberta) 🇨🇦 has reached plus 10 in the daytime but always below zero at night and still a foot of snow on the ground!!! Give Rufus a scratch for me! Cheers

[@marinamorales5049]

Emma,que lindo chal,muy lindas lanas 🌾🍃

[@miraremh]

Thank you!! And congratulations on the your pattern!!

[@Serenity-fu8xz]

Hey, and the difference between the Italian bind off and the tubular is the tubular has to set up rows and the Italian just has you sewing in the yarn without the two set up rows❤

[@cecilehoare3053]

We keep our house very cool, so I proof mine in my oven with the light on and a pan of water that was boiled on the bottom rack. It does take longer but worth it in the end. I've even gone as far as using a heating pad to rest my bowl on. Another thing I've done when making rolls is putting the tray on my dryer in the laundry cupboard when I have bedding to do (the dryer will be on consistently until it's all done). I oil the tops then cling film then a tea towel then set the tray on top of a towel and let it rise in it's own little sauna! lol I'd love to grab one of your sock sets and a shawl set, the green one is so beautiful!

[@OLIVIA-mb9pb]

Thank you for sharing your beautiful knits. 💚🙏🏽🕊👏🏽

[@leeleeyazz]

Hi Emma, I have always loved the turquoise paint behind you, would you happen to know the color and brand? thank you

[@deborahking7873]

Emma, lovely podcast as per usual.The design of the wrap is beautiful.It looks like spring is in its wat too 💕

[@karenbuchs7414]

Lovely shawl, Emma! I especially like the drape.

[@annmoore6562]

Thanks for being such a sunny spot in my day!

[@lindanoseworthy8594]

That is a beautiful shawl Emma. Love the pattern and color

[@intheyellowcorner]

Love the lizzie pinafore. I had the pleasure for getting a spinning lesson from gudrun's mum during shetland wool week. Such a lovely lady!

[@robertecaissie4008]

I enjoy your podcast . You make beautiful pieces . Colors are great .

[@llenton]

Lovely podcast, I always enjoy watching them and congratulations on the release of your shawl pattern 💕

[@carolbulmer8253]

Hi, Emma. I love the beret and your blue vest. I also love the Fernie vest. The baby blanket is looking great… the colours are gorgeous. The granny square is similar to what you have done on the baby blanket only done in squares… it’s very easy. Your sweater looks great… you could definitely wear your beret with it. See you next time❤️

[@barbmckinlay5108]

I always love your podcasts…seeing your projects, your family and outdoors. Thank you. I’m planning to pick up your shawl Friday.

[@DanaBarbieri]

Fingers crossed there will be kits left when I wake. The release is 3 a.m. here in NY. Such a nice podcast and love the garden.

[@margaretdionne1001]

Such a lovely podcast! Nice to see flowers blooming🥰

[@Serenity-fu8xz]

Love the shawl, beautiful ❤❤❤

[@carolheverin8814]

Can you proof in the inside of the over where it is draft free(hopefully)?

[@carolhill1066]

Love your barrette! It looks great on you

[@sarahawkridge8805]

Lovely podcast! I'm very tempted by your shawl pattern but I might need to hunt for stash yarn. I'm using some of your natural sock (a yellowy colourway with pink pops of colour can't remember the name) in a colour work hat at the moment but I think there's going to be lots of leftovers so maybe I can use that plus something else.

[@rosemarywhitley4494]

Hi Emma thank you for another fab vlog. Been following you for a while now and really enjoy so just thought I'd say hello 👋

[@mariadavis2685]

Beautiful home 🏡

[@ericallerton809]

Enjoyed UR Podcast ,, Love UR Shawl! Elaine😍😍😍

[@brendahayden2832]

I went to buy the kit, but all the cool toned colors are sold out. 🥲🥲