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@@Dandeb19 they’re always impromptu. And abit crazy. But we love them too. I’m so pleased you do as well. 🥰

@@tracyboudreau851 I am working on the video for that at the moment lovely as my daughter has asked for one as a throw for her bed. Il upload as soon as possible. Xx

It’s a pleasure. Happy spooky season to you. 🎃 xx

@@timothylongmore7325 I couldn’t say that it never happens. But in the almost 15 years I’ve been foraging nettles I am yet to find a nettle plant with both. It have found each stalk to either be one or the other. However as the grow in masses it could be possible that one plant had both a male stalk and a female. I leave a section of my garden behind my greenhouse for the nettles to do their thing so I can ensure they’ve not been sprayed as cannot really trust list of unsprayed areas released by our local council. Our local park is listed as unsprayed but I’ve personally seen them doing it for the past 5 years So my harvests are smaller but safe and sufficient for my needs ❤️

@@mrsd2143 I am but mostly for lettuce and spinach’s and in a shaded area as I found it dried out to quick in a sunny spot and couldn’t keep up with watering thrice daily despite using water retaining gel beads in the bottom I have now bought another for indoors that I keep my aloe pups in as they’re more drought tolerant and are just happy with a weekly spray 🥰. I am thinking of getting another for growing oyster mushrooms as I was treated to a few kits for my birthday

@@joannaherman7312 my pleasure. It’s one of my favourite patterns too. X

@@teresamercer4867 my pleasure. I love this design. I am re-recording it at the moment as this one wasn’t very clear. But I’m so happy you enjoyed it xx

@theherbothecarynaturalheal318 I tested it in orange and I will make it into a spinner but going to make a set!

@@teresamercer4867 sounds lovely. This year I’m making a couple dozen attaching to a curtain rail as spooky nets for the conservatory where we are holding our pre trick or treat party 🎃 🎉 🍭🥰

@@rozzybabe999 right back at ya. Our fave holiday xx

@@theherbothecarynaturalheal318 I love it TOO" 🦇🦇

@@Homm1965 I am fully aware they’re the flowers. As I am fully aware that you’re clearly an unpleasant person. If you had taken a second to read some of the comments you would have realised that many people did not know not to consume the leaves a plant that is in flower /seed. So the phrase if you have nothing nice to say is obviously lost on you. Clearly my posts are not for you. So kindly and abruptly MOVE ALONG !!!

@@theherbothecarynaturalheal318 you should probably rewatch your video before you make such comment. I have moved on.

@@Homm1965 I am happy for you. I have rewatched my video twice. Other than referring to them as lateral lying seeds that aren’t ready What other information is so incorrect ? I make it clear that the rest of the plant should not be consumed once they’ve reached this stage. And that only the drooping seeds are suitable. This is the first time I have felt the need to comment back to a comment like this

Thank you so much. I am so pleased you found the information useful I very much enjoy sharing xxx blessings back to you xxx

I was introduced to them on a course many years ago. But this is the first time I’ve encountered them “in their natural environment” They work surprisingly well. 🥳

@@theherbothecarynaturalheal318 yes they do work very well 😊 they are pretty abundant down this way 😊 xxx

I dislike the post completion sewing Never feels as sturdy. Glad you found this useful. I’ve been making and sharing these for 7 years and they’re still as sturdy 🥰🥰

Oh wow. Fabulous idea. Have you see the video I did on the shawl version? It works into a triangle. Alternatively. I’d possible do many seperate rows and then attach them. Please do share your progress. And the very best of luck. Xxx

I absolutely love gorse. I’ve even used it to flavour oils and honey. It’s my pleasure to share Would you like to be considered for the scoby giveaway ? It’s also posted on My Facebook group. 🥰. Enjoy. And remember avoid high pollution areas (I don’t so much worry about animal spraying on the bush! They’re smart enough to avoid the ‘pricks’) 🤣

Hi Melissa If you’ve made this into your own item to sell. Then go ahead I don’t see why you shouldn’t be able to. We all get ideas from somewhere. And I alway attribute to the inspiration. But go ahead and good luck xx

Thank you. I’m so happy you found it useful Aloha to you too 🌱🌺

The reason this knowledge is so valuable to me is a Medicare Advantage scam fraudulently signed me up and WON'T cancel. So I can only control what I put in my body . So now I have removed my few medications over the last two months including aspirin, ibprophen, etc. I quit eating 90% of any products with any additives only eating whole foods. I've lost over 50 lbs. in six months. So herbal remedies are what I found that works . Herbs like oregano, horsetail, stinging nettles, raspberry leaves, various mint leaves, peppercorns, etc. all do the job just takes a few applications. I just don't trust anything medical anymore. Big pharma is only about profit and once trust is gone only being healthy is my chosen path. I feel bad for my Dr. of 8 years, he is under their control too. Too much corruption, I am turning 70 this Spring. Again I will say thank you for the information. You're awesome 👍😎 Aloha🌺

Hi there. Thank you so much for your comment. I will re-edit this video with the written stitch count as soon as I manage to get the 2nd part of the baby shoes video to upload. The crochet skulls are also one of my favourites. My daughter even has one as a throw on her bed. We are very big Halloween fans too. As soon as my birthday at the end of august is out the way. My girls and I go into Halloween DIY mode and decorate from the 1st of October 🥰 I am still pleased you enjoyed the pattern for the angel. They do work out really cute! I am turning mine into bunting and tree decorations for our white Christmas area upstairs. We go a little more traditional downstairs with green, red and gold. So il be working on the poinsettias for downstairs 🥰 Again thank you for your input. I will pop over to your channel and have a nose 🥰

🥰 my pleasure It’s one of my faves 🥰

Thank you 🥰 this is actually the best time to dig up the roots That’s what my girls and I are doing today with the dandelions, nettles, valerian and echinacea. We will also be seed saving for next season . When they wake from the candy comas after last night 🤣

My absolute pleasure. I’ve become quite fond of my scobys as they all come from my original Toby the scoby years ago. But m glad it’s gone to a good home. How goes your brewing ? Xxxx

@@theherbothecarynaturalheal318 going really well it's already made another scoby so very happy thank you 😊💕 xxxx

Let me have a think on that. I made it into a throw blanket for my daughter. But I’ve only ever made in a triangle.

I believe so. Also changes your view of the world around you. Other see dandelions as a weed. I use it to help balance blood glucose levels. And battered the flowers make the sweetest dumplings in a stir fry 🥰

🥰 awesome. I absolutely love em too xx so pleased the video was just helpful xx

Post your project. Xxx

@@theherbothecarynaturalheal318 Are you on Facebook?

Fingers crossed. I cut mine back at the end of august just before my birthday and they’re 4 foot tall and flowering again. They shouldn’t completely stop growing until the first proper frost. But I’ve got jars of seeds if you’d like me to send you some to try xx

My pleasure. As I mention in the video. I do have a quicker version in my list but after requests to go slower I re-did the video A sunflower spinner sounds awesome 🥰

That’s amazing. I love this one too. Have turned it into shawls and bookmarks aSwell. I am currently re-doing the video though as some have commented that I need to slow down for newbies I do have a video on here if the shawl version o made for Halloween a few years ago (though I wear it all year round) xx

@@theherbothecarynaturalheal318 Wow, a shawl in that pattern 😮 I bet that looks amazing, I will deffo look out for that one 😁

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@@debbierogers880 the shawl video above 🥰

Thank you. I was in the process of remaking the video as some find my speed too fast. But I’m wondering if I should just suggest they pause or slow it down The project may only take 20 minutes or so per skull. But recording and editing a new video takes days 🤦 xx

@@theherbothecarynaturalheal318 oh I’m sure it is time consuming to film and edit. I’ve seen many videos where the creator will suggest slowing the speed down and/or pause and rewind if necessary. I’ve gave up on slow paced videos before simply because I haven’t got the patience. I just made your spiderweb bunting last night and the pace was perfect, btw

@@jencrochetingradtech5913 thank you. I do enjoy sharing. Which is why I teach and do the videos. And in my classes I go at whatever speed each student requires. But I also lose interest (thank gods for the forward option) when videos go so slow. I do have beginners videos for them. Both hubby and brother told me I don’t get anything other than the joy of sharing and shouldn’t redo the video I loves the spider web bunting. Are you having a Halloween party too ? I’ve just put down my hook and picked up a balloon and plaster of Paris to make Audrey 2 from little shop of horrors xx

@@theherbothecarynaturalheal318 aww I wish I were as creative and crafty as you are. I love making stuff but I don’t have that creative mind of an artist like you do. I love all kinds of hands on crafts but I can’t do any lol (aside from crochet). And I agree with your family. When the craft becomes a dreaded chore it’s not worth it anymore right? Oh and no Halloween party for me. I’ll probly be working anyway 😂

@@jencrochetingradtech5913 you know you have the crafty in you. But started small. Poetry and gardening. But teLly bores me so found my way here. Stay strong sister 🤣 x

I am sorry. This video was originally a recap for my class. But I am remaking the video now going slower with the written instructions included Give me a couple of days to post please

@@theherbothecarynaturalheal318 That will be great thank you so much

@@theherbothecarynaturalheal318 Just checking in with you to see if your new video is coming out on these skulls hanging

@@gwenforrest7862 yep. It’s up. I posted it a few days ago

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I am sorry. This video was originally a recap for my class. But I am remaking the video now going slower with the written instructions included Give me a couple of days to post please

I’ve added a new video of the pattern. Slower with instructions x

I am sorry. This video was originally a recap for my class. But I am remaking the video now going slower with the written instructions included Give me a couple of days to post please

We are always looking for ways to use the “unusable”. I’m jealous you have lots I was just happy to find some that I was allowed to harvest for the experiment. The tanning oil is potent. The colour actually got darker over night which looks abit weird as only did patch tests to show 🤦. I believe the oil also makes a great hair dye but my hair is too dark already I added some tea tree oil to the tanning oil in the end to act as a preservative to see how long it will store for x

Did you see the new video ? And know who the special kombuchas are for xx

Of course you can my lovely. Trust me. Home made is sooo much better 🥰 I’ve just done a head count of the scoby hotels and I realistically have atleast 6 to give away. I’m in Ellesmere Port. So if you have a free minute to pop by. You’re welcome to a scoby baby. If you message me on Facebook. Il send you details. And have one ready for you ❤

If you Message Carly furlonger on Facebook. I will get your scoby in the post 🥰

Got your message. I think. Messaged you back x

It occurred to me by time the equinox comes, I will have atleast 3 more scobys. So as you are first to comment and have seen many of my videos. Come see me on Facebook and il post you a scoby (not Toby as he was my first but one ☝️ f his many children) next week. Thank you for watching ❤

Thank you I shall do that could you send me your Facebook page name please 😊 xxx

If you message Carly furlonger on Facebook. Il get your scoby in the post right away. I’ve tried to share a link in comments but keeps deleting it

I used just over 2 balls of DK yarn for the shawl but it does depend on how big you want it. I made a throw for my daughters bed and that took 6 balls. X

How many yards/meters?

Thank you so much. And you’re so right about nature I grow many “wild” edibles and medicinals in my garden by harvesting seeds and spreading the seeds. From echinacea for immune boosting to valerian for mental well being. I developed a horrible chest infection and cough earlier this year and out of nowhere coltfoot and a giant mullein plant popped up in my garden which I use to ease the symptoms As it’s their first year the mullein should not have flowered but when my daughter got an ear infection which didn’t ease after a week of antibiotics then 5 huge spears of flowers appeared. So I made an oil infusion with the flowers. And her ear infection was gone in 2 days. 🥰. I’m doing a video on the oil and tincture today 🥰. Thank you again for the kind words and keep researching

Sorry. I’m confused. I do not live in India

So did I which is why I did the video I have finally made it work by keeping it in a shady area and growing shade loving shallow rooting plants (mostly herbs like basil and parsley) so they don’t dry out I think if a drip system was in place they’d work a lot better xx

@@theherbothecarynaturalheal318 thats what i want to try, bought attachments for water bottles yesterday. upcycling :)

I did originally make this as a book mark but I did make it into lace gloves for my daughters Halloween costume. It is an easiness tweakable pattern. Please share what you do with it xxx

Should definitely not be ingested. Topically should not cause any irritation But I do advise an allergen test by rubbing a small amount on side of hand and keeping an eye on it for 24 hours