Lily Kate Makes Podcast no.2 | new designs, seasonal & seamless knits

Thank you so much for all the support and lovely comments on my first podcast! In this second episode I'm sharing my newest finished design, a little summer WIP, seasonal knitting, and my thoughts on seamless vs seamed knits.

[rociochon]

I discovered your podcasts yesterday and going through them. You bring a refreshing take on timeless classics! Look forward to knitting your patterns!

[patricialoux]

So great to hear you talk about your designs, which are all lovely. As an older woman I would have to modify to carry them off but I could certainly see me knitting them as is for my very knit worthy daughter-in-law!

[nicoletrost]

Lily Kate, I’d love to see you model some of your older/& new patterns from your collection. Thanks for the video.

[lynncharlesworth]

Thank you to freethesheep podcast which put me onto your podcast.
Kind regards and look forward to more content as your business blossoms as I am sure it will
Lynn from Albany, Western Australia

[rhondaikenberry]

Oh! I love that pink mixed with white. You wear it very well. Love it.

[KnittedbyCatherine]

Another lovely episode. I really enjoy listening to you talk about your design process.

[keikoparker]

Thanks for the episode! I love hearing about your design process, see your designs and get to know you a bit on this channel.

[pamelaboxall]

What an enjoyable podcast, I must go back and watch Episode 1. It did make me giggle, though, when you moved straight from talking about your hair to saying "I do have knits to talk about, too." It took me a moment to reassure myself it was knits with a k!

[shamus]

Your sweater is beautiful. That blueish green is a gorgeous color....and you have an even more beautiful smile

[glendabathgate]

When u mentioned rest and b thankful I used to go there on holiday in tignabruich my granny had a holiday house there and am called after glendaruel the little village over the glen fromthere

[sueaxon]

I have used poundland acrylic held with drops mohair for hats + mittens + it really does create a luxurious looking knit. I saw a YouTuber hold mohair with acrylic + was so inspired by the result I had to jump on the train!

[lauramaclean]

I find it so interesting that beginner patterns often involve seaming! I find seaming to be complicated and I always mess it up so I try to stick with sweaters that are mostly knit in the round, either top down or bottom up 😂

[boskat]

Hello Lily, I love all of your knitware.
That pink one with those sleeves, they are magical.😻
I don’t be on ravelry or instagram so I don’t know if you have a name for it.
But I saw that pink candle behind you and tought, you can name it: pink candle.😁

When I finish my knitwork and I don’t have anything else than I make a jigsaw puzzle.
In one day, and than I have yarn and an idea for an other project.😁
I have a lot of stash of rest yarn and try to make sweaters and cardigans with it.

[TheAutumnAcornKnits]

I've really enjoyed your podcast Lily and can't wait for the next episode!

[glendabathgate]

Pink cardi is lovely for summer our summers can b chilly in Scotland would b nice with cropped trousers am thinking

[MikiCrespo]

The pink one is a good name🌺 Enjoyable podcast

[sarahb]

So lovely to find this podcast and see some of your newer designs, I just checked Rav and I knit one of your patterns in 2010 :)

[kellyfazekas]

Little Miss Priss could be the name of your glorious pink jumper. You're an extremely talented designer and I'm hoping to be able to knit your creations at some point. (I'm a beginning knitter.)

[orlamcgettrick]

Love your videos. I adore my be thankful cardigan but made it with a strand of mohair so its very autumn/winter! I bought some gorgeous mustard wool in Scotland in October and its only just occurred to me that it would be the perfect more all year round cardigan 😍 I might try make it a little longer but will need to figure out proportions for the button band.

[carolynlambert]

Hello Lily, I had to laugh when you talked about being somewhat “unsettled” not knitting to do. My work colleague and I older women and are relatively new knitters and we take our knitting when we travel to work meetings taking turns to drive so one can knit. I started taking my knitting to these staff monthly meetings got some strange looks the first time but they’re used to it now and are interested what’s on my needles. Maybe others will become interested in this lovely craft. In a way it keeps me from talking too much at the meetings so there are benefits for all 😂😂😂