TammyAdkinsAnn: The tangents are why I watching you guys! Don’t apologize for them!
txbarnldy: Alright Renae, what I really want to know today is where did you get those jeans?
Btw, I feel like a bit of an addict who only got a sniff…. I mean this was only like 20 minutes. I usually spend hours at y’all’s table.
Hope you ladies have a lovely weekend!
rezaulbari3404: Hi Rachel and Renee, your natural sisterly chemistry makes the podcast feel like viewers are genuinely joining you at the table, and the mix of knitting, practical ideas, and everyday tangents keeps it personal and entertaining. I’m a YouTube SEO, Thumbnail & Channel Strategy Specialist, and I can help refine episode packaging, improve title-thumbnail strategy, and strengthen reach without losing that relaxed style. I can also help you select high-potential video topics that are more likely to attract viewers. If you’re open, we could try optimizing one episode as a test and see how it performs.
TheRookieKnits: OK and the scissor storage location that you failed to mention… The car. They are so handy in the car.!!! everybody laughs that I have scissors in the car, but you know who always has them when she needs them in the car? Me. The answer is me
ChristinaSzczepanski: I’m here for the tangents!
KnittyT: Good morning ladies! Thank you for reminding me the cut end of knit fabrics roll. I will be cutting my t-shirts!
catb2069: What a fun “non knitting” podcast! Great demo. I’m going to search through my husband’s T-shirts to play with. LOVED the story about the water replenished containers. AND the Dove! . Such fun kid adventures and a wonderful mom attitude Love you two.
kylacarlson: True story: When my kids were young, we gave them scotch tape for Christmas… like a Costco amount with multiple rolls. They loved it!
jerananelms1760: I have scissors, a flashlight, reading, glasses, fingernail file, in almost every drawer in my house., still there are times that I cannot find one of these items. The sad part is it’s just me and my husband in the house . after 50 years of marriage we still are not on the same page of where things should end up.
trishcostello813: I m only 5’3” so unless I buy the belly skimmers (which are below my waist) they are always far too long for me. Chop, love my rotary cutter! Love a tangent, I think we have all heard or bellowed NOT THE GOOD SCISSORS!
brookelimrick3056: You gave me the courage to chop my MD Sheep and Wool shirt. I love it now. Thx
cheryladams5785: I loved your tangent, only now it’s grandkids! They always need whatever it is I just bought! But it’s grands, so it’s perfectly fine! ️
OverdueKnitter: Thank you for sharing this!! As a short girlie, t-shirts always hit me in the wrong place and just end up looking frumpy. I've recently started using a small, clear hair tie to tie them up in the back and tuck into my pants. But cutting them off is a much better solution and I think will be even more flattering. Excited to try it!
amybessen21: This was a fun! I loved the camera set up so we could see you and your work! I’d love to see more demos in the future! And Rachel, I can imagine your actual reaction when you discovered all your products watered down! And the soap hole
susiewhittaker4816: Thank you for doing this podcast! I need to start cutting my tshirts haha
dellamano_designs: I am cutting off all my shirts now! Thanks for the tutorial!!
judymahala8659: I also do this a lot. Sometimes if it’s a nicer T-shirt I take it to my seamstress and have it hemmed and it’s not too expensive.
TK1968-tam: The shirts look really good after the cuts
CarolMurphy-f2k: OK! That was fun! I have at least 3 T-shirts i will be cropping!! See you both next week!
audliz: I just had to watch it a second time to hear that “cutting snowflakes in my sheets” story ️
KendyJane67: The kid stories are so funny. My two are grown. My daughter who graduated from Tulane Law May 2025 was the scotch tape lover. She put it all over the wainscoting. It does not come off without taking off the finish of the wall. So it’s still there. Plus we inherited a cat she got in her 2nd year of college. I have so many stories! Lol
msolomon9659: Ha! My middle son also loved to dump out containers and fill things with water when he was young. Then he made concoctions of many things together in one tub. Turns out..he graduated with a Chemical Engineering degree then went on to get his Masters of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering from Vanderbilt!!! He’s now 28, has an amazing job, makes tons of $ and just bought a house. So…. Don’t stifle their creativity! Great episode. Y’all always keep me laughing!
krautkopf65: I cut one off for my daughter-in-law a couple of weeks ago like you had talked about it before. She was so surprised how fast I did it and loved it. I do need to cut off quite a few of mine too. They just make you look so frumpy
lesliekarnes9717: Im old enough to be in the OG T-shirt cutting club of the 80's flash dance style and yes headbands!! Omg Rachael water bottles in the shower soap hole my nephew did that too...he's now a colonel in the marines (we still tease him about it) good job!
BossMareShearing: Amazing Shirts girl!!!
audliz: Love this one !!!!!!!!!
rachaelharms: And as a bonus, I turn the cut off portion into cleaning rags.
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