Simple Knit Podcast | Episode 35: Baby Learns to Sew
Vložit
- čas přidán 5. 09. 2024
- Welcome! It’s a brief one today. There are points where this sounds like the set of the Crowening, but I am so thrilled to catch up with you all and share what I’ve been making!
This podcast is recorded on unceded Jagera/Turrbal land, where I am grateful to live and work.
Instagram: / simpleknitco
Ravelry: www.ravelry.co...
Gatsby Shawl: www.ravelry.co...
Works in Progress
Roz jumper: www.ravelry.co...
Socks: www.ravelry.co...
Nomadic Yarns: www.etsy.com/a...
Sewing!!
Peppermint Pocket Skirt: peppermintmag....
Peppermint Everyday Dress: peppermintmag....
Sewing Gem: www.sewinggem....
Reading:
The Death of Noah Glass by Gail Jones: www.booktopia....
You can keep up with what I’ve been reading on goodreads: / elina
Your skirt is AMAZING. Sitting down to finally catch up on your podcast, you've been busy!
Love the skirt, it really looks good on you. The sewing gem is great I found it about a month ago.
They have so many lovely fabrics!
Love your skirt and those pockets. The dress looks interesting, too. I'm a first-time sewer and have to finish my Boxy Tee from Purl Soho. Lots of pieces, but worth it.
As it warms up, it's not so much fun to knit warm winter garments and I have to knit the sleeves for my husband's cardigan, puuhh!
The boxy tee looks super cute! I am so in awe of people who knit garments for other people! Spouses are pretty knitworthy though ;)
Making a Christmas stocking for my grandson
Cute!! I can't believe how quickly the end of the year is coming around!
Hi Elina. The skirt looks great! I just finished Exciting Times by Naoise Dolan. I really liked it but I think it’s been quite polarising. Good luck with future sewing projects!
Oooh that looks like it could be right up my street, I am adding to the the list! xx
That skirt looks sooo good!! I tried to sew a skirt at the start of the year but it ended up a big mess and i cracked it haha x
Hahah I know what you mean!!
Your earrings!! When you first said you started sewing, part of me was about to freak that you made them yourself. Where are they from?
The maker is called Busy Head, I love them because the plastic is like those things you make as kids that shrink in the oven. They are super unique!