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from Gerry- Very good advice about the projects we do. Your hat is adorable. I also bought the kitchner stitch at MD S&W. God bless.

Can I wear cotton or jeans with wool? I bought a 100% wool shirt, a wool short and a wool bra. In I like how it feels on my skin. Almost I have the feeling I don’t sweat or smell when I have my wool shirt. But I don’t find good wool trousers. So I was asking myself if I could wear my wool clothes with my normal jeans without harm my frequency. Can anyone help me here? Thanks

I have wanted to learn to spin for a number of years now but even after watching a ton of videos I’m still not sure what wheel to go for to learn on , I also want to spin mostly art yarn . Would the Joy 2 be a good beginner’s wheel and I think you are saying I would need to purchase a different flyer ? Would you mind advising me ?

Thanks for walking us all the way through to the end. Do you have any advice for blending together the yarn from multiple small bobbins (like from an E-spinner) when moving to the niddy noddy?

Ooo your orifice changed when you did the 4ply I’ve never seen that ring before now I need to look it up

Wow, this is so interesting! Ive never seen mohair being spun. I love how you explained how to keep the softness, luster and fuzz. Thank you for sharing your pictures of Quebec! It is gorgeous up there.

Die Tasche ist sehr schön, obwohl ich finde, dass das Muster nicht so erscheint wie auf dem Bild. Ein Problem mit der Anleitung? Liebe Grüße Sabine

Shiree!… You’re an AMAZING “creative”👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 Love the design… and love kitty too! ❤from NYC

What happens to the short fibers that are left on the hackle?

Slub-tastic! 😃 -Tami

This is lovely. I’m not as big of a fan of crocheted blankets with too open holes. Brrr! That cold air comes right through. This blanket is perfect! Thanks for sharing! -Tami 🙂

❤❤thank you I learn a lot! Now I must apply what I learn….😊

from Gerry- Since I am a quilter, too, I use my left over yarns to make big baskets. I love what you've done. Blessings

Thank you so much❤

Thank you!❤ im just starting out. 🙂

from Gerry- Beautiful Tee! God bless.

Excellent Job. Thanks for sharing your journey with me

Do you dye the fleece after carding it?

Thank you for the video. You make everything so much easier!

This is my favourite of all your videos. I watch it time and time again. Eventually, some day, I will own one of these looms. Blessings to you and yours, from Canada.

Thank you for this video. You were incredibly helpful in my understanding as I got started. I tried some of your tips and was able to successfully spin two “handfuls of fluff”. It is really fun!

Glad you are back. I have learned so much from your videos. Best wishes.

Love all your videos Shiree. I watch your Rigid Heddle Loom Tutorial video again and again. It's on my bucket list to own one of these looms, and learn to use it. Thank you for your informative and interesting video series. Blessings to you and yours from Canada, and wishing everyone a healthy, healing summer ahead. 🌹🌻☘

LOVE the bag! I don’t blame you for having kept it! 😍-Tami

I did notice your videos were few and far between. I’m glad to hear the family medical situation has leveled out. I cared for my quadriplegic husband for 35 years and while I don’t knit, having other creative outlets like weaving brings great joy. Keep on keeping on! 🙂🙏🏻-Tami

Wow, you´ve done a very beautiful work <3 my english is not the best, but i learned just from watching this :)

from Gerry- looks like it was a thriving industry and probably employed a lot of people. Thanks for sharing. God bless.

Great video! Looking forward to your next adventure. 😊-Tami

Quickest and most helpful tutorial I've seen on hand carding and how to prepare wool/yarn before spinning

❤💚💜💙🧡 Thanks for the tour.

Hi. Thanks to your video, I am now ordering a Joy 2 with the jumbo bobbin. But what is the flyer+bobbin called that moves the yarn automatically? I've looked at the wooleewinderstore but cannot find anything. Greatings from Sweden 🇸🇪

WHOA!... A-MAY-ZING! 👀 And here I am struggling to sew-on a "hook-n-eye" to a jumper!... She does some extraordinary work... sooo DETAILED!... sooo intricate... It's just like being "Under da' Sea"... but... in a room! 😂 GORGE!

I have a question. In the pattern, I see a YO followed by Sl2-K1-P3SSO. I’m not sure if the YO is correct. An example is in the small lattice section. Between the star, it ends with a YO and then a Sl2-K1-P3SSO. It’s twisting my stitches

What type of fiber? Wool?

This is wonderful information to find while thinking about what kind of rabbits I want to get. I love knitting and my best friend loves crochet so rabbit yarn would be an awesome craft supply for us to work with! It would make such a cool scarf, blanket, sweater, or dress with the texture from the knots❤

I am switching to cotton, linen and wool as well. I found two dresses that are 100% cotton. Yay!

Hi Marie! This is great! FYI: There is only 1 youtube on the Navajo 4 ply that I can find. It would be fun to learn from you on this method! Best to you!

Oh wow! Thank you for this video! I’m so close to purchasing the Ashford e-spinner! Do you still love it?

Great video - love the twisting at the end and also your technique at the initial warping stage - learnt a lot !

I would like to learn more about this in regards to other fibers. It is VERY difficult to find modest dresses or any dresses that are beautiful and modest. I just found one but it is made from the cellulose layer in trees? Not sure what the frequency of this fabric but I purchased it because I thought, because it is natural, it should be ok, but when she mentioned silk having a low frequency, I wasn’t sure. Does anyone have a more extensive list?

I did learn a whole lot. Wow. Thank you.

I am 8 minutes in and I LOVE IT! What a great teacher!

My fibre doesn't behave like that. It sinks into the teeth and then it's difficult to remove.

Thank you for taking us to see the finished project. How beautiful, colorful and what a story the exhibit tells! I think I saw your shark. 😊 Do you know if school children are being invited as a field trip? It would be so educational about our environment and a fun atmosphere for the kids. It might even inspire some new crocheters and knitters! -Tami

I found this information useful. I still need to figure out if this gs are similar in Canada, but it is a good start thabk you!

I've been using my e spinner for a few months, but I've never really gotten into the habit of drafting straight from the roving. I find it easier (and more consistent) to separate a few slivers and draft them through a diz. That way they're already fluffy and equal thickness, and I only have to "feed" it to the spinner. I get really good thickness/twist consistency this way. But it does take a bit more preparation (and lots of breaks) and it's not as tactile. I still find the whole process very addicting though, especially when I'm watching TV. Time just flies!

Your night shift shawl is beautiful. I have purchased the pattern but still have problems. Do you have a tutorial that will help me? I really want to make one. I am a more Visual person.

I bought a very lovely one with celtic knotwork. Well made. I like the ball winding. However, I'm still in love with my turkish spindles, because they have a longer spin time. I found the dealgan a bit tiring to my wrist. Thank you very much for your instruction.

I love your blue walls! Pretty

This video was very Fiberistic