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The colors of the woad dye sort of remind me of baby pink & blue!🍼👼

Thank u for sharing. Had not thought about thrifting

Thanks for the link to the pattern! I love 20's fashion and that is a beautiful cardi! The colour is great 👍. As soon as i saw it i was like 'i want one!' lol 😆

Jillian Eve is good at teaching spinning. Also about the art yarn 🧶 look of the first spinning attempt. I remember someone saying “ you pay a lot for that kind of yarn 🧶 “

Definitely make more videos. Loved this one!

great work:) kept me thoroughly entertained

Omg I loved the intro! ❤

I've never made a stuffed animal intended for cuddling, and nothing this big! I have a fluffy and cute snake I made that could be cuddled, but everything else I've made is there to look pretty. So I really enjoyed watching this video and seeing something for hugs get made <3

Your unraveling machine gives "I just cast a spell and it's doing work in the background" vibes, and I love it, and I hope you do too!

I only got to weave once during high school, making clothing from plastic bags, but damn was it fun. So relaxing!

That's something that can prevent progress for some people -- the "achievable" section of a SMART goal. Achievable is great but it can also be boring. Could you have spent time working through a whole bunch of fibers to eventually spin flax? Sure. But spinning flax is what has you excited! Better to be excited and do something with a steeper learning curve than do something the "right" way and get bored and quit. You'll get better at spinning flax either way. As long as what your doing is working for you, that's what matters.

what a lovely project! seems like so much work though to make this, though 😂 but sometimes you just gotta do projects like this, I guess 💞 btw, I NEED the recipes for your cakes and instructions on how to make them look like that?!!! they're so cuuuute!

all this video did was show me that i hold my needles all wrong. in too deep to change now though lol

I thought I was nuts to pick some "wild" cotton and try to make something with it. I don't think I would have even gotten seedlings to come up!

Linen yarn clothing has many prickly feeling on my skin will it go away after many wear n wash ? Thanks to those who can let me know ❤️🙏… I bought lot of linen yarn to make summer tops 😂

Is there any chance you can release this pattern? From a 1842 book I suppose it in public domain.

What's it called that slips on, to cover the neck and shoulders? I am a new subscriber. ❤❤😊

I fooled with this a little bit when I was in grades school. I honestly don't remember who introduced me to it but it may have been as part of my Campfire Girls group learning different crafts. Mine was homemade (never heard a name for it) using a used up wooden thread spool with finishing nails hammered into the top. Used variegated crochet thread so the resulting cord was loose and lacy, but I never knew what to do with the results so to see the vintage directions is an eye opener. I still have that first and probably only long cord, in with some odds and ends of jewelry and am racking my brain as to what I used it for - I'm thinking maybe a belt. It was the 60's so a lot of loose dresses that could benefit from a narrow belt tied round. Thanks for this!

Ugh I LOVE women, I love being a woman

I bought some yarn at a thrift store last year that came with a piece that was partly knitted (part of a sweater I guess). It didn't come with a pattern, and the size was wrong, so I had to frog it. It felt weird to do that - that was someone else's work! But I did let the two colored patterning inspire me to do something similar, and it's finally done! 😁 It's a cropped, tight fitted sweater with leg of motton-sleeves. The first sweater btw that I knitted all in one, so no sewing pieces together afterwards! 👀😁

I only use toe-socks these days, and I do that because they are sooo comfortable! My toes now have all the room in the world to be where they naturally belong when walking. I know it sounds stupid how something as thin as a sock can be restricktive, but they really do squish your toes together! That said, I can't of cause tell you if that was the reason for their making back in the days! 😁 I would very much like to know too 😀 Maybe it had something to do with whatever footwear they used back then? Perhaps shoes were made with one last only (so left and right shoe were the same). I know that was the case sometime in history, and maybe that wasn't the most comfortable until they were worn in? Idk 🤷

Hum about chain, what I have learned is : - simple crochet(us)/double(uk)/maille serrée = 1 chain - half double crochet(us)/half treble(uk)/demi bride = 2 chains - double crochet(us)/treble(uk)/bride = 3 chains - treble crochet(us)/double treble(uk)/double bride = 4 chains And so on. But chains 4 could be for a pattern where we do bride/chain1/bride/chain… Not always so easy to find out, it depends mostly on what is coming next.

Just Vintage Crochet sent me!

Sometimes it is a stess reliever to do something rather mindless. You coukd do this anywhere, any time. Easy to transport. i have a lucet...which i understand you can make different patterns with..i have not tried THAT but it is fun to use. And OF COURSE you can get fancy, expensive ones of these with handles that crank...it is more like a circular knitting machine. i like the old way BUT IF you are in a hurry or making lots to sell...the crank ones woukld serve a purpose.

Not going to lie, when you pulled the final piece of fabric off of the loom, i got a little misty eyed. Absolutely inspiring!!! Thank you for sharing!

Is the "long treble" what we would call an extended double crochet (EDC) in the US? I know the extended stitches show up a lot in old patterns. That said, this turned out great, so I'm not sure it matters!

Omg, the stop motion is so very cute!

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Immediately invested.....

Came to your channel from retro Claude mentioning you and I just immediately subscribed, hope your okay now or at least better, I relate my cat is my emotional support but he has his moments and as he is getting older the less he wants to cuddle so I have this hot water bottle unicorn that I cannot be without, even take to peoples houses when I stay over.sending my love your way❤

Watching the yarn unraveler work is very Molly Weasley-esque and I love it so much! ❤

I hope you read this. I have lived my entire adult life with major medical issues. I am not done with them, but i am in a good place in my life, where I can look at someone like you, who says they are "work(ing) on" some things and give maybe a word of encouragement? You have the ability to actually make money at the craft you love. It takes work, for sure, and you work hard, girly, very hard. I want to encourage you to stay strong in being firm in who you are and what you're comfortable doing do no more and no less than you CAN, and be okay with that--that's who's opinion that matters (that being that it's your opinion that matters to you, right?). While you're working on your situation, if I'm not overstepping, I learned for myself not to commit if I wasn't 100% sure I could follow through. Consider that for your situation and whether it could be helpful. Just some thoughts from my perspective. Only take what is helpful, reserve the rest for a later date.😊

I came over from Just Vintage Crochet channel from her video based off this one. I subscribed ❤

I want to like the video but its on a nice 888.....😢 Oh well 889 it is now. 😁

Just Vintage Crochet highlighted your video on her channel! I love that you ladies have mutual appreciation for each other’s work!

I made egg "hats" as a teen living in Germany. I am astounded by how long ago that was - and I'm so pleased to see you enjoy your creations. I discovered your channel today (thru Vintage Crochet, though I'm a knitter :-) ). I subscribed and look forward to binge-watching. From what I can tell after watching 3 or 4 of your videos, our sensibilities and values are well aligned. That is so rare :-). I hope you'll feel better soon!

You know you did a video on that vintage toy where you were knitting with it well did you know you can knit with your fingers you should do a video on it

in Argentina we still use coffee strainers made of (machine)knitted cotton fabric. We call them medias (socks)

i just found your channel and you were suggisted by just vintage crochet and i love watching your videos . i crochet but i cant knit but would love to learn any tips on where and how to start

<3 *Avian Amora* <3 I think the bump on the original duck's head is supposed to hold her hat in place. Your duckie is very cute. :-) . Hope they worked their magic, along with Nutella :-)

Anything feet related makes my attention hard!

Can you show us how to do the background netting with a crochet needle

I look forward to seeing how the project progresses, the lace reminds me a bit of some of the beautiful hand knitted dresses from Estonia that are being produced today, so delicate and light! I hope you are feeling a bit better.

I’m sure that the English treble is USA double crochet

Flax usually takes s twist easiest! I usuaply spin flax with a bowl of water between my knees, and counterclockwise :)

Get a lazy Susan and put a bowl on it, then put socks in the bowl. It should spin as you knit!

Everyone seems so drawn to regency lately! I'm suprised there are examples of entire knit dresses from the time. I was always under the impression that knitting was almost never used as fashionable outerwear until the 20s. Anyway its really cool to me that such examples exist.

Thanks u just save my closet

Ooooo Im here for this

I love vintage crafty gadgets! But for some reason, I don't have one of these yet, though I have other little looms. And how fun to finish up a childhood project! A couple years ago, I finished up a couple projects I started as a teenager and it felt so good.