Fix Your Knits + A New Cast On | Sweater Surgery, Snowy Forest & Knitting Book Review

Описание: This week’s knitting podcast episode is a cozy catch-up with some very satisfying updates — including sweater surgery, a fresh cast on, and an honest knitting book review.
I finally performed sweater surgery on my Hashibami sweater by Ririko to fix the length. It was just a bit too cropped to actually wear, and honestly? Life is too short for sweaters that live in the drawer. If you’ve ever thought about fixing a knit instead of abandoning it, this is your sign — it takes way less time than you think and makes such a huge difference.
I also cast on a new sweater from my wish list: Snowy Forest from Laine Magazine. I repurposed yarn from a project I just wasn’t feeling, and I’m so glad I did. I’m knitting this one in Garland yarn (Hobbii × Pom Pom) — a cotton and alpaca blend that gives the cables a really cool, modern shadow effect. This is a fast, satisfying knit, and I’m sharing how I’m working from a magazine pattern without getting frustrated (hint: scanning pages into Notes is a game changer).
To wrap things up, I’m sharing my thoughts on the book Modern Danish Knitting by Mie Firring (Spektakelstrik) — including whether it’s worth buying the full book or skipping it if you only love one or two patterns.
Grab your knitting, get comfy, and let’s catch up 💛
🧶 Patterns & Details Mentioned
Hashibami Sweater — Ririko
Snowy Forest — Laine Magazine
Garland Yarn — Hobbii × Pom Pom (cotton & alpaca)
📚 Book Mentioned
Modern Danish Knitting — Mie Firring (Spektakelstrik) * https://amzn.to/49KWyDC
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