She-Knits Podcast: The Knitting Circle
Listen to Sharon talk about balancing her constant hunger to knit and design more while keeping things afloat in her BIG family life.
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She-Knits #20 - Still not patient.
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Hi Sharon
Just dropping by to say thanks for putting out your podcast! I've been following it since the summer but haven't commented until now. I think you do a great job and I enjoy hearing about your knitting and designing projects. And I love your bags! Especially the colorwork ones.
Anyway, in response to your question on the last podcast: I am very pleased with most of what I knit. I wear all of my sweaters except for the very first one I knit. There are two sweaters which I would definitely knit again: Knitting Pure and Simple Neck Down Fitted Cardigan
http://www.jimmybeanswool.com/secure-html/onlinegen/currgen/Kits/KnittingPureandSimple241NeckdownVNeckShapedCardigan.asp
and Drops 88-4
http://www.garnstudio.com/lang/en/visoppskrift.php?d_nr=88&d_id=4&lang=us
I think getting the right fit is important, so you have to do the math and measure and remeasure as you go along. And be willing to rip out and start again if something's wrong. Using the best yarn you can afford is important, too.
I love them both and can't wait until the weather turns cool so I can wear them again!
Thanks again for putting so much time and effort into your podcast.
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