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The Yarniacs: A Knitting Podcast

The Yarniacs: A Knitting Podcast

The Yarniacs Episode 373: Knitting the Love Your Stash KAL

May 1, 2026 · 51 min · 13 segments

**What are we wearing?** Holey Comfort by Hinterm Stein Sharlene's…

**What are we wearing?** Holey Comfort by Hinterm Stein Sharlene's Holey Comfort Garden Cardigan by Ankestrick Sharlene's Garden Cardigan Ivy Line by Yoko Johnston Sharlene's Ivy Line Mabel's Sweater by Joji Locatelli Sharlene's Mabel The Lounger by Joji Locatelli Gayle's Lounger Paper Dolls by Kate Davies Designs Gayle's Paper Dolls Viajante by Martina Behm Jess's Viajante **What are we stalking?** Vesna Shawl by Kesenia Naidyon Good Vibes by Nadia Crétin-Léchenne Waffle Pullover by Amy Christoffers Fillide by Paola Abergamo Endlessly by Amy Gunderson Plain Yoke Blouse by Le Knit Lene Holme Samsøe **What are we knitting?** Hinagiku by Eri Shimizu Cleared for Take Off by Cally Monster Easy Stash Yarn Shawl by Knit Crochet Create Stripes by Andrea Mowry Basic Nonsense Socks by Tess Vandekolk Thank you to our sponsor Monarch Knitting! [![](//assets.libsyn.com/show/429162/MK_secondary_rgb.jpg)](https://monarch-knitting.myshopify.com) **What have we finished?** Bits and Bobs Cowl by Kay Jones Chilly Podsters by Glenna C Waffle Knit Dishcloth Constellate by Hunter Hammersen We share some comments from listeners about free pattern availability and things to beware of; we talk about the Love Your Stash knit-along; and finally some fun observations about attending a knitting retreat.

**What are we wearing?** Holey Comfort by Hinterm Stein Sharlene's…

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What We’re Stalking: Charlene’s Shawls and Waffle Pullover2:49 – 9:02

G

GailHost

2:49

And what have you been stalking? Also probably influenced by going to the retreat.

C

2:54

Yes.

G

GailHost

2:54

Seeing people wearing their handknits-

C

2:56

Definitely

G

GailHost

2:56

... and stuff was so fun.

C

2:57

Definitely.

C

2:58

The first thing I am stalking is the Vesna Shawl.

C

3:02

It's by Kesenia Nadeyon.

C

3:04

We have been stalking quite a few of her patterns recently after we saw her at the trunk show.

C

3:12

This shawl is knit in fingering weight and is a triangular-shaped shawl that is knit side to side.

C

3:21

So you start on one side, increasing, reach your center point, and then start decreasing, all on the same side of the shawl, of course, to end up with a triangle.

C

3:35

It is done in two yarns, and you alternate stitch patterns.

C

3:41

And then when you hit the center, you alternate the yarns so that each stitch pattern is using the different of the two yarns on the second side.

G

GailHost

3:56

Interesting.

C

3:56

Does that make sense?

G

GailHost

3:58

Yes.

C

3:58

So it...

C

3:58

The stitch patterns are a mirror image of each other but in the opposite color.

G

GailHost

4:06

Cool.

C

4:07

Yeah, it is very cool.

C

4:09

So based on the yardage you have, you could even customize it to work with how, however much yardage you have.

C

4:18

For example, you could make one stitch pattern a little bit longer and then do it on the other side as well to make it a mirror.

C

4:27

But you can change the overall size of the shawl if you need to.

C

4:33

And one of the yarns used in the sample is a multicolored skein, and it worked great.

C

4:39

So this is one of those patterns that if you have that hard-to-use multicolored skein, which I think many of us do-

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What We’re Stalking: Charlene’s Shawls and Waffle Pullover2:49 – 9:02

G

GailHost

2:49

And what have you been stalking? Also probably influenced by going to the retreat.

C

2:54

Yes.

G

GailHost

2:54

Seeing people wearing their handknits-

C

2:56

Definitely

G

GailHost

2:56

... and stuff was so fun.

C

2:57

Definitely.

C

2:58

The first thing I am stalking is the Vesna Shawl.

C

3:02

It's by Kesenia Nadeyon.

C

3:04

We have been stalking quite a few of her patterns recently after we saw her at the trunk show.

C

3:12

This shawl is knit in fingering weight and is a triangular-shaped shawl that is knit side to side.

C

3:21

So you start on one side, increasing, reach your center point, and then start decreasing, all on the same side of the shawl, of course, to end up with a triangle.

C

3:35

It is done in two yarns, and you alternate stitch patterns.

C

3:41

And then when you hit the center, you alternate the yarns so that each stitch pattern is using the different of the two yarns on the second side.

G

GailHost

3:56

Interesting.

C

3:56

Does that make sense?

G

GailHost

3:58

Yes.

C

3:58

So it...

C

3:58

The stitch patterns are a mirror image of each other but in the opposite color.

G

GailHost

4:06

Cool.

C

4:07

Yeah, it is very cool.

C

4:09

So based on the yardage you have, you could even customize it to work with how, however much yardage you have.

C

4:18

For example, you could make one stitch pattern a little bit longer and then do it on the other side as well to make it a mirror.

C

4:27

But you can change the overall size of the shawl if you need to.

C

4:33

And one of the yarns used in the sample is a multicolored skein, and it worked great.

C

4:39

So this is one of those patterns that if you have that hard-to-use multicolored skein, which I think many of us do-

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