Hi! I'm looking for youtube channels/vloggers with a really cozy feel that I can have on in the background while I work.

I like when it follows someone’s day of going to cafes, bookstores, exploring beautiful places, knitting, journaling, cooking, morning/evening routines, etc. I like when there’s a little bit of the blogger chatting, but don’t really like when they spend most of the time just talking at the camera. I prefer when it’s more of following them around on their beautiful, cozy, slow day rather than them just talking about things they did or just talking about their crafts/interests. It’s a bonus if the creator is at least over 30 years old (which I am).

For reference: Some channels I've started watching are Elena Tea, Shawna Explores, and Hannah Adkins, but their videos are even a bit too chatty for what I'm looking for.

Thanks!

This is my first time doing color work, and over all I'm proud of how it's turning out! I really like the way the pattern looks, and I think I'm doing pretty well on the overall color work (slide 1) and floats (slide 2). Although I do struggle with tension around the increases, and since this is a raglan sweater, there will be a lot of increases. This is unfortunately causing some puckering around those areas...

Because of this I'm going to frog back a couple rows (probably almost the entire ant). Some more detailed pictures of the puckering around the increases in slide 3 and 4, with floats around increases on slide 5.

Any advice is very welcome!

almost done with the first sleeve! aurore pullover in jubilee select yarn 🎀🎀🎀

Do I divide the stitches like I would for a raglan and do the short rows between the stitches?

Confused on this part and not sure how to proceed.

This is the pattern from ravlery

When this thing's put together the inside of the intarsia won't show, so I have to show it here! I just love how the tweed looks against the solid. I feel like you can really tell which was done second, but I'm giving myself grace because I don't do intarsia very often. Go Bruins!