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Thank you for the precise details on how to scour yarn! So useful!

Jist bought one , and thank you for the true review

Your apron is beautiful, thank you

I've been wondering for years if this was possible. Thank you for the demo and explanation!

Congrats on your new home. Can't wait till you find you patterns. Looking forward to the day till I can make it.

Hi Benita. How could I get a paper copy of your apron. Simply beautiful. I've checked every where.

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I have one from my grandmother or my MILs mother. I can't remember. I want to copy it as well in a heavier fabric than the very thin cotton it is, and very thin from use.

The green side is nice as a Christmas apron. Also, that’s an awesome vintage apron. By the way, I do the same thing with my towels that’s why I like those ties to come around the front as well especially when you do a cooking marathon, you really need a towel like that!

❤another wool lover. I love the feeling of being covered with wool. Often have also too large for me from the thrift shop. But loving it so much. Which brands do you recommend to look for when searching second hand?

Love it!

Hi Benita i just watched your tutorial on the 1940s vintage apron. I just love how it tyrned out. I would love to have your pattern. Believe it or not i use the brown paper for my patterns too. Thank you for sharing.

What a great experiment, thanks!

Real men wear 100% cotton socks in wet freezing weather. Wool is for sissies!

Yes, than you. We have one nearly identical. I've not wanted to open it to see it more cleatly. My aister owns it now and I hope to made a replica. ❤

Very cool! I never knew till today that the modern (little plastic) winder was related to the spinning wheel. Good to know!

So you scoure and take out tannins just to put tannins back in when mordanting?

I'll be following this video and stating scouring my linen tomorrow. going to watch next step video.

Nice! Are the handkerchiefs cotton?

Was cross back aprons in the 1940's? When were they first designed?

Thank you for posting this awesome video. My wife and I bought a Clock Reel at an estate sale. Made around 1878, or earlier. The gears are jammed and spokes missing. But thanks to your video I can fix it and use it

How can I get a pattern?

I do that with a towel too. Although I also use pockets! I’m wondering if the neck could be higher in front? Do you have the pattern available somewhere?

Would you be willing to make a copy of the pattern? I love vintage aprons and will pay for a paper copy. Any kind of paper, newsprint, brown paperbag, butcher paper, anything. Please direct message me!! Love this!

It's so beautifully 😍

You’re not trying to keep yourself cold in the winter. You are trying to keep yourself warm. Try again with warm water and then go back and see which one is not warm anymore. Maybe use a thermometer. DUH!!! Stupid experiment. If i ever want to stay frozen in the winter I’ll re watch this video.

How do I know if is a real wool 🧦?

excellent experiment🐞

Wish I had your pattern.

This is such a sweet video. Thank you so much for doing this. What great captures. {{{huhg}}}

I just found your channel! I love your content and I am Binge Watching it now! I hope you put out more videos in the future! <3 Amazing work!

Thank you for sharing, I'm ready to make my own apron

How do I make an alkanet root dye?

Where are links?

I started quilting 2 years ago and I have 3 quilt tops I haven’t finished yet…I figure I better finish before I have 5 years worth of unfinished projects😁

That is so special to finish something you started & came to see it finished. I have a watercolor grid quilt that needs to get started & this inspires me to consider getting it completed.

Can you use loaf pan bread for this recipe?

I wonder if the weights that stayed the same or gained are due to not being really dry. that would take a long time in those skeins.

I got dissapointing results from Walnut a few months ago

I think the problems with the concentrated colour alcohol and everclear dye baths that don't impart a colour to the wool any different to the water dye bath are mostly because the dye is not binding to the mordant used, at least not at the temperatures reached in the sun. The dye extracts are very soluble in alcohol but slightly soluble in water, however they aren't binding chemically very well to the mordant. It may be worth researching alternative natural mordants, like soy milk. The extracts from the bark may include oils which would case issues of the dye uptake. A drop or two of dawn dish soap would act as a surfactant to break down the surface tension of the oils allowing the dye to be absorbews.

I just found quilt tops last week! My incredible 83 yo mom is finishing them for me❤

just bought the earthquake mc33. I've assembled and just bought a quart of pre-mixed fuel (50:1). Plan to fire up later today and do some tilling tomorrow. Will let you know how it does. Thanks for the great information.

Great video. Topic of watercolor quilt starts at 6:45.

Made these and froze half of them, so i had them. These were amazing, thank you so much for sharing. I'm making another batch tomorrow. ❤

i hear poly fiber is causing health problems in children.

Thanks for your video. Can you reuse the alum acetate again? Would it need reheating or adding more alum acetate? Thanks

I just love you! Thank you for the great tutorials!

I bought one of these and it’s a complete waist of money. It does not get hot enough and takes forever to cook on. All hype and zero preformance

Do mean aluminum sulfate or aluminum acetate?

the best socks in terms of warmth are socks made from a mixture of wool and acrylic and polypropylene!!!