Everything I've ever KNIT

Today I'm gonna show you everything I've ever knit in my entire life. Just kidding. I cherry picked my favorites, but it's a lot. Woo. I don't normally make content like this, so be nice to me. Normally I analyze internet culture and recently I've been researching the analogue which like it or not is trending right now. And I thought why not show you all my analogue knits. Plus somebody in my DMs implored me to make this video. Shout out Emily. So as the influencers would say, let's get into it. First off is easy stuff like scarves. This one is beautiful. I think it's made from Lambs Pride, which is a nice wool. It's some kind I forget it's called like a mistake rib or something. So it's for people who hate purling. Was I influenced? Yes, like every other be on the internet. Sophie scarf I think it's called. Look at that. Next are tuques. I've honestly made a million of them. I tend to make one perfect tuque every year exactly to my specifications and preferences. This one is like a 1 by 1 rib, no brim, very beanie like. This one is 2 by 2 has a very nice increasing pattern at the top. This one isn't really my style anymore but was fun to knit. It's like a twisted rib. This one I'm pretty sure is a petite knit Oslo hat. Um, so it has a really cool brim and this one. Love take my hair down so I can show you super fluffy mo hair. It's a vibe. But the pattern is just one giant tube that you end up having four layers over your ears, which is great for a Canadian winter. I also forgot, sorry, some extra hats. This one super easy, garter stitch, uses all your scraps. Literally anyone could knit this. A baby could knit this. I love the way it looks. I wore it for many winters and I think it's super cute. Now we're getting into the serious stuff, sweaters, which is really what I like to knit these days. I love to make a dupe. So this is a dupe for the Baba sweater. I'll put a picture. I wish I needed a teeny bit bigger, but honestly it's immaculate. The button band is was knit separate and then I sewed it on. I even tried to like match the same Baba buttons. Anyways, it's a work of art. This, I'll be honest is kind of fugly. I gave it to my daughter. It's a really chunky knit raglan sleeve, which I don't love and it's too small and blah blah blah. This one's epic. I think it's I'm not gonna pronounce but like Arvingen Arvingen Lopey wool, kind of strangely long raglan thing. It's symmetrical so it doesn't have short rows to shape the neck, but it's like classic. I feel like it could be like a tote bag. Another Baba dupe again, I'll put a picture up, but I wear this one all the time. It's made from this like really rustic Canadian wool that I had custom made for me. That's a story for another time. I wasted a lot of money. Anyways, we all make mistakes. I love it and somebody once asked me if it was Baba, which meant I knitted it myself. This one was crazy. It's knit in the round and it's the first time I ever steaked a sweater, which means you knit it all and then you cut it, which is wild. The inside is like also a work of art. This one I knit this year. It's straight up perfection. It's like roll neck wider sleeves, really small pearl buttons. It's gorge. Okay. Most recent knit I just finished this and I haven't blocked it yet so it's not in its full final form, but it's the Olga sweater by Petite Knit. That woman has the knitting world in a chokehold and I went for this nice pop of color. I used the this okay, I'm also gonna say sadness garn pure gint yarn and I didn't love it in the in the balls of yarn. It felt a bit cheap, but it has a really nice weight to it and I would totally knit something with this yarn again. Looks really nice. Okay. Next. Next baby kids stuff. Truthfully, some of it got eaten up by moths, which is really sad. But I made a bunch of these like little bonnets that um are so dang cute. I've got these pointy ones. I made this pattern probably more than any other pattern. This one my daughter used to wear when she was a newborn. It is tiny, fits over the ears really nicely and it's so cute. Um, and then I have more bonnets and these ties helped to keep a kid's hat on. I actually knit a lot of sweaters, like a lot of them got eaten up by moths and this is one like an Icelandic style. No, maybe it's the same pattern. Both adorable and neither of my kids fit them anymore. Also cute. Knit it for my kids, but it's honestly adult size and it's like a little kind of like balaclava. Really nice color color combos of yarn. One more bonnet makes your kid look like a little lamb. This is a scarf that I knit more recently. It's unique and that you cast on like 400. So it's really only like 20 rows of knitting and then instead of the stripes going this way, they go this way. So they're really long. And yeah, I think it's pretty beautiful. So those are my cherry picked favorites of everything I've ever knit. And I might sound a little bit, but I really think that knitting and I think everyone should have a hobby that they love and look forward to and this one's mine.