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Intrigued to know if the workbook stands alone, or does a person have to get both?

Hi Tash, you are such a talented knitter! The Magnolia Bloom will look beautiful with the fade. I would have cried and thrown it in the corner 😂

I have faith in your solution for the Magnolia Bloom 😊. I have the same problem you have with the huge amount of ease in many patterns. I had to knit the junior version of the Moby sweater to obtain a reasonable fit for my taste. ❤❤❤

Hi Tash. I am really loving the Friend from the Vault segment - each week you dig out items I remember either knitting or putting in my Ravelry queue all those years ago, and it makes me feel so nostalgic . I was watching another video of yours where you showed your Marlene socks - those have been in my queue for years and seeing yours made me dive into my stash and cast on a pair straightaway! As for the Clockwork shawl/scarf, yes I knitted that one in 2011, and one of the yarns I used was some merino fingering from Skein Yarn - an Australian hand dyer who is still going. Can’t wait to watch you sort out your stash!

Thank you so much! This was a game changer!

I just finished a hidden wip from 2013! I share your hidden wip basket lol

Hi Tash. Thanks for this vlog. It’s very clear that you can visualise stitches (ssk, m1L, m1r etc) by the expressions you have when describing them 😅 Ooh I would have been tempted to honk that horn in the middle of the night just to let them know you were on to them 😢. I live in a 2 bedroom flat/apartment so I have to keep things tidy (mostly) Good luck with keeping things tidy with 3 teenagers at home. 🙋🏼🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Hello! How wonderful to be able to ask you a question. I am a long term watcher and have enjoyed your podcast so much. I really enjoy how you explain your process to us as I learn something new each time there is a new video. Thank you so much for that. I do have a question and if you already answered it sorry about that. I would love to know what was the first sweater you knit? If you remember could you explain your thoughts around it and what you learned from it. Thank you again and have a wonderful week. 😊

Congratulations on your many projects, but especially your son's concert. My son played French horn, starting in 5th grade, through college. Although he never played solo, seeing him being part of an increasingly talented band over time was so enjoyable for him to be a part of and for my husband and me to attend concerts. It made me happy that I always encouraged him to continue when he was thinking about stopping band; I would always ask him, "How many adults do you think can play a French horn? What a great thing it is to know how to play an instrument."

My question: How old are your children? You spoke about moving some time ago. Are you downscaling because kids are leaving the nest? This is my favorite knitting podcast. Your soothing voice and sensible advice are the things that i love about it. May the Lord bless you

You need a princess sole: purls on the outside and less friction for the feet.

Thank you Tash for this tutorial

Your charisma sweater is perfection and reminding me of a sweater my mother made me in the 80s!!! And now I want a purple magnolia sweater!! Beautiful!

Your idea for a gradient to lighter with the Magnolia Bloom is brilliant! Especially if you can do the same gradient effect with the sleeves to match! I cannot wait to see it finished. ❤ Susannah

Hi Tash I love your podcast and look forward to it every week. The ssk on page 100 of Patty Lyons book is a game changer. The decreases on the Musselburgh look just as good as the increases. You might change your mind about redoing the Fjolla. Keep up the good work. You are an inspiration to us.

Hi Tash Thank you for your inspiring podcasts 😊 I am also a high school teacher and knitter, and watch in awe with how much knitting you accomplish. Do you have any advice for fitting in more knitting time? Do you do short stints of knitting throughout the day, or make time for longer knitting sessions when you have more time? How do you complete projects so quickly 🤩

I love your Magnolia sweater. I think fading it will work. Definitely long sleeves ❤. It's beautiful. As is all your knits.

Hi Tash: Awesome podcast, as usual! Thanks for sharing how you store your yarn and finished garments. My question to you how do you manage to do everything so seamlessly - amazing intricate knitting projects, job (exhausting I’ve worked as a Teacher Assistant in Pre-K before), run a household, read, exercise, and squeeze in family time? I’m retired and I have to take care of a toddler grand kid one or two days a week, food shopping, cooking from scratch, clean, bill paying, squeeze in knitting or reading. As it is, I get up 4 am in the morning to get some knitting in. I can either read or knit. Most of the time, I have to return the borrowed library barely read. I am an advance beginner knitter, I can’t even do project like the Fjolla that you are knitting. I have the pattern but would never be able to do such an intricate pattern, unfortunately. Now that you showed it as your WiP, I might give it another try. 🫢 Thanks for sharing and the knitting company. Happy knitting!❤

Hi Tash, great episode as usual. Glad to see you getting excited for the good weather, I totally feel the same way (living in NZ). So for the question: what kind of project bags are you using and how do you pick them? What are your choices you consider before purchasing? Do you make your own maybe?

Hi Tash, as someone who is hard of hearing I must tell you that occasionally your videos have low hearing ability for me. I really hate to miss your vlog as they are very informative. Thank you.

Love your podcast, you are such a fast knitter. My questions would be how many garments have you knitted? And how many get worn?

The blue beard and jack-o-lantern socks are adorable. I'm making my 1st pair of socks right now and am loving it! When I can get better at I definitely need to look through her patterns.

Hi Tash, your Magnolia Bloom plan looks fine on screen. Good luck! Thanks for the great content.

Isn't that curious: here in the UK the workbook won't be published until the first of October this year! So I'm going to have to wait for it 😢

I love the color on magnolia bloom. You did a fantastic job working that out.

Hallo. I watch your tutorials again and again. I think I'm ready to start counting the yoke of this sweater. I have one question. Could you tell me how you counted the yoke? The pattern increases 6 times. If I take 33 repetitions I will get the width but not the height (108 cm and 25 height). Should I take 30 repetitions of the pattern and add the rest on the remaining 7 cm? The best regards🙏🤓

Love your channel and most of what you knit. Loved the sweater of today. Beautiful! My question is: how old are your children?❤

Hi Tash. Just found you recently and have been loving your podcasts. Tks for also inviting questions. I have two. As you live in Sydney so have hot and humid Summers, I am wondering how you find suitable patterns and suitable yarns? I live on the Mid North Coast and get so frustrated when I find “Summer” patterns made from DK weight or wool or wool/mohair as I could not wear any of them. Wool/cotton yarns seem popular o/s but I don’t see it here. Maybe it would be too hot too. Second question is easier. You showed large zip lock bags for storage. Where do you get these please? Big W used to sell good sized gusseted bags but they disappeared some while ago. Thanks, Margaret

I couldn’t stop laughing when you said its a winter day with 25degrees Celsius. I live in The Netherlands and yesterday we had 19 degrees celcius and this is summer here. 😂😂😂

What a nice surprise to wake up to today. Thanks so much for the mention Tash! Had no idea you had been watching so that means a lot ❤ love your content as well.

Thanks Tash, your striped jumper is delicious and lovely. I feel the stress of the yarn chicken, all the best. I recently inherited my mother's stash having given away all the synthetic yarn to charity I'm left with enough sets of yarn to make 24 adult jumpers with lots left over for matching hats, scarves etc. I don't understand my urge to buy more yarn😂😂😂.

I'd love to see a stash organisation video, I've watched others doing it on their podcasts and it's facinating 😊

So brilliant you mentioned wearing the socks inside out. When I dressed my (baby) children and now my grandchildren I always put their inner layer seams out for the clothes to be gentler on their soft skin. It avoided the red marks on their skin. You are one of my favourite knitting podcaster. Love your very describing explanation and mathematical approach of each project. 😀🇳🇴Sincerely from Norway

There’s a podcast I listen to and he has an anything goes Friday. Love your channel Tash❤

Oh not funny but I live in Wollongong and I saw that on the local news! Bizarrely I think the person in the car was wearing a wig.. ? I’m glad the police called off the chase though, wouldn’t it be awful if you were informed by the police that they found the car but the thief was killed in the process. I meant to try and find you at the knitting gathering but I was only there for the day on Saturday and I guess our paths didn’t cross. Do you ever go to the Southern guild group?

I think if you do the pink fade on the Magnolia Bloom you should do it on both the body and sleeves and make it purposeful, I think it will be a beautiful gradient!

I do the exact same thing everything’s in gallon size Ziploc bags, and in clear crates

What do you do when your hands get so sore but you can’t stop knitting

Hello Tash, thanks for a wonderful knitting channel. A Q&A would be great. I’d like to know if you have a knitting journal or how you keep track of your projects and yarn stash and if you have a craft room maybe a tour? Looking forward to seeing your next video 😊

Hi Tash! I think your plan for the Magnolia Bloom will work. At first I could notice the colour change but as you were holding it up and moving and talking I couldn’t notice it as much. I would love to see your stash! Or at least part of it. I am going to watch Bella’s video right now. I also loved the Hidden WIPs segment last week. I love seeing how experienced knitters handle things that don’t turn out as expected. It helps me greatly when I’m disappointed in an FO. Now I take the attitude of “It’s all part of the journey.”😊 I had a 10 year old WIP once. I finished it and was never so proud!

Such a lovely episode!❤

I’m so pleased the car was recovered and the possible offender found. I still can’t believe they stole it from your garage! Blasting the horn at 3:00 am must have been soooo tempting 😂 It’s disappointing that the same colourway has changed so dramatically for your Magnolia Boom. I noticed there were a lot of these changes during Covid, as I think a lot of dyes went from widely available to either unavailable or very hard to obtain. Particularly if they originated from overseas. This would be true for yarn bases, also. That said, I agree your blending looks great in the swatch on camera. I doubt anyone else would even notice the subtle fade.

The striped sweater is great! Nicely done!! I bet it feels amazing!! Good luck finishing the other sweaters and not running out of yarn! 🤞🏻 I was wondering how long you’ve been teaching knitting classes and what’s your favorite thing to teach. Also , do you have any tips for learning to knit faster? As a convert from crochet a few years ago I feel so slow when I knit.

I love the magnolia boom sweater so much! While you were describing how you are alternating the skeins, all I could think of is how gorgeous it is! If for any reason you don’t end up wanting it , I’ll be happy to take off your hands 😂😅😍❤️

The Magnolia Bloom is gorgeous! I think you blending plan sounds complicated, but it looks great on camera.

❤❤ Thank you very much for presenting my book, you are amazing !

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“The too hard basket!”🤣🤣🤣 It’s fun to look back though and see how far your skills have come. 😃 Absolutely love your Magnolia Bloom! Thanks for another great episode Tash, always a feast of knitting inspiration! 🥰🧶

your shifty looks stunning!

Hy I do appreciate all your tips on knitting garments thank you /