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Thank you so much for your kind words! With regards to the colorwork part, I have to give all credit to the yarn. I remember picking up each colorway for every stitch and putting it back down to change colors. These few rows took forever, but they did come out looking surprisingly nice indeed.
I too knit socks with natural yarns. My skin doesn’t stand nylon. My experience with Mondim varies. I think that the variegated colours are more resistant than the solid ones. I enjoyed your podcast a lot. Cristina in Lisbon, Portugal.
Hi Cristina, thanks so much for your comment! I find it very interesting what you say about the stability of the different Mondim colorways. So far, I have only made mitts with Mondim but I am looking forward to seeing how the yarn will hold up in socks. Thank you for sharing your experience.
Thank you so much for your comment! I love the Home Camisole knitting pattern, it is on my wish list to knit for the summer! I have cast on the Maeron sweater with Saona just now and I really like the softness of the yarn. I am so curious to see how it will feel to wear it and also how it holds up over time.
I’ve had the Stokkur pattern in my library for a long time and I have Lettlopi yarn. It may be time to cast it on! Currently knitting Hesper Cardigan by Amy Christoffers using leftovers of spin cycle yarns and Jaggerspun. I’m also knitting Polina pullover with Manchelopi and it’s a challenge but I’m determined to finish. Enjoyed your podcast ❤
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You should be proud of yourself! That sweater is gorgeous! You did a fabulous job. I'm in awe of the colour work and the fit is perfect.
Thank you so much for your kind words!
With regards to the colorwork part, I have to give all credit to the yarn. I remember picking up each colorway for every stitch and putting it back down to change colors. These few rows took forever, but they did come out looking surprisingly nice indeed.
I quite enjoyed your podcast! Very beautiful sweater you’re wearing… I would love to knit it some time!
Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm happy to hear that you enjoyed the podcast. 😊 And I can definitely recommend the Strokkur knitting pattern.
I too knit socks with natural yarns. My skin doesn’t stand nylon.
My experience with Mondim varies. I think that the variegated colours are more resistant than the solid ones.
I enjoyed your podcast a lot. Cristina in Lisbon, Portugal.
Hi Cristina, thanks so much for your comment! I find it very interesting what you say about the stability of the different Mondim colorways. So far, I have only made mitts with Mondim but I am looking forward to seeing how the yarn will hold up in socks. Thank you for sharing your experience.
Great episode! I’m using Soana right now for the home camisole (Caidree). My swatch bloomed after washing . I like your quiet voice.😊
Thank you so much for your comment! I love the Home Camisole knitting pattern, it is on my wish list to knit for the summer!
I have cast on the Maeron sweater with Saona just now and I really like the softness of the yarn. I am so curious to see how it will feel to wear it and also how it holds up over time.
I’ve had the Stokkur pattern in my library for a long time and I have Lettlopi yarn. It may be time to cast it on! Currently knitting Hesper Cardigan by Amy Christoffers using leftovers of spin cycle yarns and Jaggerspun. I’m also knitting Polina pullover with Manchelopi and it’s a challenge but I’m determined to finish. Enjoyed your podcast ❤
Thank you for your lovely comment! You should definitely knit yourself a Strokkur in Lettlopi! 😊 Which colorways do you have?
@@AnnikaScheer greys, black and white
Sounds like a beautiful neutral combination. 😊