Fiber Tales Podcast | Episode 24 | Patience and Thunder

It has been a while! I've missed chatting to you guys!!

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For Hyldebær help and Errata:

KAL
In ravelry group and on Instagram we share knitting tiny adorable things for little humans!!
More info about the kal will come!

in yarn from Urso Yarn Co

Wip's
Shawl design in Yama Fibre Arts

summer design in Allino by BC Garn

Yarn mentioned:
Mohair by Knitting for Olive

Favourites:

Music by Martin Rude "Rather be" with permission from the artist

[donnafink]

It is so nice to see you again. The children are beautiful and the new little boy looks adorable. Both of your sweaters are very pretty. The mug is...there are no words...enjoyable...take good care and enjoy the time you have for yourself and your little ones.

[vegetablesmatter]

It's so lovely to see you and get an update on what's been going on in your life. Gorgeous sweater!

[SillyChickenz]

Hello Laerke! So nice to see you again! Thank you for showing off the Yama yarn and your kind comments on the colour, I am so excited to see your design! Heehee for the cute mug :) Enjoy your special family timeX

[alovelyyarn]

Hello Laerke! It’s so good to see you again! I’ve missed your videos! The sweater that you test knitted is so beautiful! It looks perfect on you!

[conniebuchner]

Glad to see a new podcast! Welcome to your beautiful baby. Enjoy this time, children grow up so quickly!💞

[Diana-yjko]

Delightful to see you, Larke. Adorable children, great projects, lovely yarns . Happy Spring !!

[jacquiewillson]

So lovely to see you Larke! You look well and it was so fun to catch up with all you have been making. Spring has arrived in Tokyo where I live and it is so wonderful to go for walks and to see and smell all the flowers and trees blooming. Take care!

[liliawebb]

Lovely to see your smiling face back in a podcast this morning! Your little ones are so sweet! Welcome back!!! And lovely yarn and knitting, thanks for sharing.

[xusblasco]

What a joy, Lærke!!! Feeling so lucky to have you back for a short and sweet while! Thanks for sharing your children pics and knitting projects and entusiasm. Being a mum is a full time business so I fully appreciate your time here... Don’t worry about not being able to hang out more often. This way we don’t take you for granted and you come out as a lovely surprise. Sending love 💕

[lesleyoliver]

It was lovely to have you back. Good to hear the family are all well. For some reason you manage to keep my attention. Often with some other podcasts my mind drifts off and I have to rewind their video. Thank you. 🐨🐨👏🏼

[lilag]

I finished my Hyldebær Shawl and it all went well for me. I just worked form the chart and can say that I'm pretty confortable working any pattern now so maybe have I missed some errors but was not an issue at all form me. I'm so happy with this pattern, was a joy to knit and is so beautiful!! Thanks Laerke! And for the rest take it easy your baby is your current job and trying to keep being sane! <3

[ThePattiw]

So lovely to enjoy another podcast by you and amazing that you were able to fit so much in. Enjoy your maternity leave, it is there because mothers (and fathers) need quality time to spend with the babies and themselves too. Love your favourites! All Birds Footwear has a Canadian site too so I am excited to look into that. Until next time....

[emmelinegracecartwright]

It was lovely seeing you again! Thank you for this episode. The sweater looks gorgeous. All the best to you and enjoy your time with your in laws!❤

[isarose]

I'm glad to see you again, I've definitely missed your lovely podcast! Nice thunderstorm you were having. I live in an area now that doesn't get much thunder, so I enjoyed that! Happy knitting!

[tinablair]

So happy to see you and your family are doing well. Love the cable sweater you knitted. I look forward to more of your designs in the future! Happy spring!

[PamelasCrochetKnitCorner]

I just checked to see if you had a new episode a few days ago and this morning here you are! Beautiful family and as always your makes are lovely!

[woollenhearted]

Hello there dear friend, it’s so lovely to spend some of my morning in your company today! Just a little piece of advice from a spinner to a knitter....if you ever want to know the “weight” of your yarn but there is no information on the ball band, you can easily know it by working out the WPI (wraps per inch). Take a ruler or tape measure with inches on it and carefully wrap enough of your yarn around it to the length of one inch, being careful not to wrap too tightly or too loosely or wrap on top of another thread. Once you’ve done that, count how many wraps you have and then you will know the wpi....on Ravelry you can find a helpful chart to explain what each amount equals in yarn (just type yarn weight rich and wraps per inch into a search engine). For example, 14 wpi is a fingering weight yarn. It’s a bit confusing perhaps at first but once you get to know how it works it means you can swatch more accurately and get gauge more easily on yarns with no information (this is especially the case with farm yarns here in France!). Sending lots of love your way, fran xxx

[shelley]

Take it easy!! Being a new mom is hard. No need to explain how busy you are and sleep deprivation is hard! ....mom's understand only too well! Take care and glad to see you back! xx

[rosesmith]

So happy to see your new podcast. You look well and very happy. Love your new sweater, it’s so beautiful. And, that is a very cute but funny booby mug. 💜wishing you a happy spring.

[TheCrimsonStitchery]

Lovely to 'see' you again! The glimpse of garter stitch in that shawl design you're working on looks so lovely and comfortable, it sounds like a really interesting yarn choice. Hope you are enjoying maternity leave despite the sleeplessness!