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So glad to see you again. Beautiful knitting and sewing projects you have been working on. Your harp playing is absolutely beautiful. What a lovely sound.

Well done on the beautiful cardigan!! The colour agrees with you .. a lot! thanks for sharing your memories of your mum behind the sewing machine, similar memories here. Sewed when I was younger, that turned into quilting and these days there is a mix of knitting/crocheting/sewing/quilting by machine where the mood takes me. Och .. you playing the harp Aine ... goosebumps .... fitting as "opening" music! It "fits" the landscape. Till next time, take care, happy whatever you are doing hihi, XXD

Thank you for sharing the beautiful music with us. An episode worth waiting for ❤

Thanks Aine, great to see you again. Cardigan looks fab, can see your dress in a woollen fabric for winter (have to say I'm tempted). Boy have you been bitten by the bug. When you were talking of your mother, I could hear the sound of a pinned pattern being cut out on our dinning room table by mine (don't cut paper with my good scissors!). And thanks for braving playing the harp for us. What history behind that, glad it's having a revival.

Such a delightful episode ❤

What a magical podcast, your harp playing was enthralling ❤ the zipper cardi is gorgeous it’s suits you so well & I enjoyed the start of your sewing journey.

Wonderful to see you back again after the summer break. Your zipped cardigan is so lovely as is your tunic. Thank you so much for sharing your musical talent with us too and what a beautiful tune; a heavenly pause I hope 🙏

Beautiful music, the tunic is beautiful and looks so comfortable. Linen is such a beautiful fabric .

Thank you for such a lovely episode. I dearly love to hear a harp played. Thank you for the gift. I hope you will include more of your music:)

Oh, Aine! What beautiful music, the Irish ☘️ harp is one of my favorites; so soulful & poignant! Your linen purchases are beautiful and your sewn yellow frock is adorable! You are multitalented! Thank you for sharing your mum with us; I think you are a lot like her ❤☘️🌿✨

Lovely to see you again. Your zip cardigan is beautiful and the colour is great on you. I have just finished a DK sweater that I am so pleased with - Lenu by Ankestrick. The shoulder construction is different to any I have done before and fits beautifully. My next cast on is a DK cardigan and recommended by one of the women in my knit group, as the shoulders don’t slip off at all. It is the Mabel cardigan by Isabell Kraemer. I love the Cranberry Gose and have added it to my favourites! Thank you from Vancouver.

Love to see the sewing. I am inspired to start sewing again, especially with some linen. Thanks

Thanks for giving all this knowlegde and inspiration and wauv how nice to hear you playing the harp 🥰🦋🪶

Another really lovely episode. Your zipper cardigan is beautiful. Absolutely loved hearing you play the harp. Our weather here in the west of Scotland has been dismal so I’m looking forward to a lovely autumn. Thank you 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Oh, Áine, that was a lovely tune. I love all sorts of Irish music (surprise, surprise). Must be in the blood. Your cabled sweater is an absolute masterpiece. The zip does make it look professional. Sadly, I totally lost my knitting mojo for the entire summer. Not even socks were knit. Just yesterday, I felt inspired to pick up the needles and now I'm raring to go. I have worn my knitted hoodie so much that I think I need another. My sewing career was halted many years ago. I just don't like doing it at all. I still have a few yards of lovely linen that never got used. Now, I throw it over the worn furniture and it feels so good. We've had a summer of grandchildren and adventuring near home. No regrets there. We had a ton of fun. We're also in renovation mode so I know how disruptive that is. Knitting will help!

Aren't you full of talents! Lovely to hear of the the linen tablecloth and your Mum. It's wonderful you are able to play your harp again! Very nice to include that piece for us.

Beautiful harp tune. It brought tears to my eyes. ❤

Beautiful knitting and especially beautiful harp. I live in the US and in 1984 I purchased a vinyl album called Carolan's Cup by Joemy Wilson. His versions of these songs are played on a hammered dulcimer which also likely originated in the Middle East before 1000AD. the sound is very similar to the Irish Harp but it is a horizontal instrument. The strings are struck with mallets rather than being plucked. Such wonderful music. If I could play like you I think I probably would knit far less. Thank you and it is great to hear from you again. Hope to hear your lovely music, bits of Irish culture and see your lovely knits again soon.

Fab to see you again.

I love your makes! It was my first time here. Your zip sweater is amazing, and your tunic is beautiful! Thanks for playing your harp, I think I heard the angels singing 😊. God bless you in your creative endeavors.

Nice to have found your podcast. Apart from knitting which I love, to learn about irish heritage. On my grandmother's paternal side an irish Grandmother from Carrigallen and her maternal g. Grandmother irish/french from Portarllington/Clonmel which I visited in 2019 from Australia. Your harp playing is ❤❤❤.

Lovely to see you again. I also live in Ireland (Cork), so a lot of the things you mentioned were familiar (I do work a couple of doors from Hedgehog Fibers HQ), and I was very happy to learn about Emblem Weavers - now the only problem is that I am dying to buy their fabric. I'd love to see Irish linen recover from their ruins, so there you go, that's the best excuse to spend some money. 🙂

Loved the podcast and especially the harp inclusion. So very fortunate to have learnt to play this instrument. Thank you so much. 💛

Thank you for a super video! Your cardigan is stunning. Your playing is beautiful.

I love your discussion of the Irish language. Very interesting. I’m looking for a copy of your book for myself and a friend’s birthday. Thank you! Your knits are lovely too.

Thank you for sharing such lovely music ❤❤❤

What a treat, dear Áine! ❤ Thank you for your beautiful play and music and for another wonderful episode 🙂 Good to see hou back 🤗 I am currently knitting my second Ystäva cardigan. The dit and texture is great. I was thinking your greenish dk wool would really shine in it. Big hug, Stamatia🤗 ❤

Bonjour, je suis ravie de vous revoir! C'était absolument magnifique ! Vos ouvrages. Laine, tissu et vos projets. Vous m'inspirez beacoup! J'ai hâte voir la suite. Portez-vous bien 🖐️😊🌹

Just watching your vlog, first timer. Just a little thing i do when sewing over ‘bulky’ folds on seams i bang it down with a hammer, one or two taps is usually enough to get rid of the bulky bulge and makes it easier for the machine to sew over. Love the tunic, i will look for that pattern, thanks. Take care Susan in Oz.

Loved your Harp piece. Really beautiful. I am sure a lot of your foreign viewers will wonder at the word ‘upscuttle’ love that word.

I just spent two weeks in West Cork, what a beautiful part of the world.

Yay! 👏👏👏👏 I’ve missed you. Was going to check Insta and now you’ve put up a new video. Hope your summer is wonderful but so excited it’s September ❤

Welcome back

I love your knitting podcasts! Hope you have enjoyed your summer. I’m looking forward to your next episode! Fall will soon be here so I’m getting ready to start a new sweater soon. Wishing you joy and happy knitting!🧶 Love from Katie in Maine USA

I love every moment of your podcast…you are a gem!

you inspired me to knit the Crop Top by Caitlin Hunter. I love your podcast. I am looking forward to your next one.

Finally I was able to sit with you uninterrupted!!!! You are a joy to listen to. I feel you know what I’m going through love knitting but having learning curves of failing! Distancing in a very large way. Enough about me. Your information your gentle honesty is comforting & inspiring. Thank you. Love the history information ❤️❤️🙏

Nice to see you back, and remember you have no obligation to post on a regular schedule, just as you are so inspired to do so. Enjoyed learning about the Ogham letters and the trees they connect to... we have hawthorne, oak, and apples growing on our place in Texas... and I find them to be particularly magical here as well. Happy summer knitting and walking to you, Aine!

So delightful to catch up with you Aine! All of your projects are lovely. Every time I see your Soldatna I move that pattern up in my queue. Thank you for the alphabet content as well, it’s so fascinating! Keep well!

Another really lovely podcast. All your knits are beautiful especially the green one you are wearing. I agree with you about badly made clothes that don’t fit most people. I am going to try to make my own to go with my knits. Worth waiting for your podcast full of great content. Thanks Aine 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

your green sweater so pretty....love the color and shape. I am so glad to hear about your gauge "indifferences" LOL....I have the same issue every time I make a sweater....not that I have made alot but practice makes perfect for me. I still wear them as you do.

I also end up with a garment that is too big. My swatch is perfect till I knit my project. It can be so disappointing.

How lovely to see you again! Stunning knits, & so enjoyed the end footage, thank you 🧶

Lovely seeing you again! Your Soldotna is going to be stunning 🤩. I was also tempted by Emma to knit the Cutting Edge Vest 😅

Your green sweater looks so soft and cozy! I understand about needing distance from a project gone wrong. Thank you for the footage at the end. I really enjoy seeing your walks. I love the magical, ancient places. And the walk at the end toward the coast- spectacular! Thanks for taking the time to podcast again. Best wishes!

Thank you for another beautiful podcast. I love all of your garments and the colors are amazing. To think that I was so close to where you live! Ireland is beautiful and stunning. The people are so kind and friendly. I think that my favorite places were the Blarney castle, which was a lot of fun and I was proud to make it to the top. And the Cliffs of Moher which were absolutely stunning. The Dingle Peninsula and Kerry Co was lovely. Unfortunately, when you go on an organized tour, you only get to stop at places for a limited amount of time. But to me, organized trips and tour groups can give you ideas about where to visit if you return in the future, which I hope to do. Our bus driver was very informative about so much of the history of Ireland. there is not one area I didn’t like. And even in the cities like Dublin and Galway, everything was so clean compared to the US.

Don't be nervous about talking to the camera...you're just talking to me, your friend! I love listening to you 😍

Nice to see you again. Love all your knits. Inspirational for sure. 🧶🇨🇦

Hello, nice to find you. In 2005 I made a trip to Dingle peninsula. It was beautiful and I was lucky to see the stones of Ogham alphabet. It was in a garden but I do not remember the exacte place 😂 Thank you very much to bring me back this memories ❤ Have a wonderful time. Lenka

Áine, your podcast was a delight for my eyes and ears from the get-go to the end. That green jumper is simply beautiful. I've been in a bit of a knitting slump myself and your video is as close as I've come to wanting to pick up my needles for months. Your content is so interesting to me. Ireland seems truly magical. One day... Also - way to go with knowing when to take a break!