Principles of Knitting - June Hemmons Hiatt - Ep. 68 - Fruity Knitting
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- Опубліковано 17 гру 2018
- Our feature interview is with June Hemmons Hiatt in Episode 68, our last episode for the year 2018! Many of you will have her very comprehensive text book on your bookshelf - The Principles of Knitting, so it's great to meet her and hear her story of writing the book and also take a closer look at some of the techniques in the book. You will also meet another exceptional woman from Tasmania, Australia - Nan Bray from White Gum Wool. Nan is featuring in 'Meet the Shepherdess' and her story of how she shepherds her flock for maximum health and well being is very interesting. We also feature Thea Colman in New Releases, we have some exciting updates on our personal projects and we are going to review our 9 best knits for 2018. Exciting stuff!
Producing this show is far more than a single full-time job. Please help make Fruity Knitting a viable operation by becoming a Patron. A small, regular contribution makes a big difference. Thank you!
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Full Program Notes: fruityknitting.com/2018/12/18/...
I love how you don't stop short at unraveling, Andrea and I will add here that your attitude towards unraveling and reknitting has done me a world of good. I knitted Isabell Kraemer's,' April' and the sleeves and body length was way more than what I needed. Taking your attitude I ripped the borders and beyond and re-knit them and I am glad to say I have a perfectly fitting jumper. Glad to be a patron and support a show that opens a new world to me in every episode. The yarn for this jumper came from Australia, your country.
June Hiatt’s interviews are amazing. What a huge contribution to knitting her book is. Thank you.
I got six months behind in watching my Fruity Knitting episodes... even as a Patreon... so what a delight to re-watch a few episodes and learn even more. So Andrea and Andrew... don't think that watching your work once is enough... I love going back and rewatching my fav designers and your advice.
I'm so glad you featured this interview with June Hiatt. I used her book heavily while working on the master knitter program and it was nice to hear her story and appreciate the amount of work she put into the Principles of Knitting.
That book basically propelled my knowledge of the craft. My favorite chapter is the increases and decreases. I nearly always refer to that section for the IMO, correct shaping in a pattern. June and Elizabeth are the authority in knitting IMO.
I am just starting the master handknitting program, The principles of knitting is the invaluable book!
My small patron contribution has rewarded me more than a cup of coffee ever could. Andrea and Andrew your hopes for where you want this channel to go in the future was very well presented. We will all benefit if this hope comes to fruition.
Thank you Sandra and Merry Christmas
Well said! Me too!
Andrea and Andrew, you have every right to be incredibly proud of what you've done here. It's been absolutely amazing to watch and learn so much in so many different areas. There is nothing else anywhere to compare with what you've achieved and you definitely deserve proper financial renumeration. So to all those viewers who are not patrons, I encourage you to become one to keep this programme on the air (not to mention the additional benefits that small monthly donation that brings). Where else would we learn about people like June Hemmons Hiatt and Nan Bray and their amazing journeys in the world of knitting. I have a whole bunch more I'd love to say about this episode but mostly THANK YOU and Merry Christmas. ....AND folks please note, even on holidays they are working!!
Thank you so much Brenda
I retired in May and decided to invest time in improving my knitting. I found Fruity Knitting and binge watched every episode. At the same time I purchased The Principles of Knitting and read it cover to cover. How serendipitous that I caught up to the current episode including the interview with June Hiatt to finish the year. This has been an amazing year of discovery. Many thanks.
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Amazing piano recital Andrea. Your hands were mesmerising. Thanks again for your show. I jumped online and found a copy of the book The Principles of Knitting. I often buy something after your shows but always feel inspired. Cheers.
Please don't stop producing these shows. Without a doubt, you produce one of the best most professional shows available on UA-cam. I have learned so much about sheep, wool, knitting. It is so appreciated and I look forward to watching every 2 weeks. If there were an Emmy for these vlog casts, you would be hands down, winners. Its a delight to see your very loving relationship.
Thank you Joyce we appreciate your encouragement.
Right - I've bumped up my patreon amount to the next level. This program is so well done, it's worth every penny.
Thanks so much Linda
I’m so proud to be a Patron. Other viewers, please join the Patrons for this wonderful series.
Thank you Suzanne
Oh Andrea and Andrew, my heart was in my throat - I thought you were going to say goodbye to Fruity Knitting in your very heartfelt message about Patreon, and your commitment to unbiased commentary and content!!! I can only say thank you for all that you have done for the fibre and knitting community so far, and I look forward to many more years of your superior content. I think that the addition of Andrew's full-time commitment to the podcast can only help it grow in leaps and bounds. You both have it all - brains, beauty, charm, and that "je ne sais quoi" that goes with on-air presentations that are both highly professional and personal all at once. I am proud to be a patron. May you have a relaxing, restful, and restorative holiday, and my very best to you and your family at this special time. xoxo
I briefly thought that same as you, Andrea. I now understand what work goes into each production, though I knew it must be an enormous effort in each two week's work. It needed to be explained. And it was explained so well.
I did too. I really thought she was going to call it a day. Such a quality product they produce - very happy to support them.
Andrea that is a very sweet message and we appreciate it. Our sincere hope is that Andrew can join me full time so we can make it sustainable.
I waited for years for the second edition to go to print and quickly bought it. At one time I even considered buying the first edition on Ebay for hundreds of dollars. Ms. Hiatt's reputation with the first edition was well known among knitters. It was such a pleasure to hear her describe her writing process. I consider it my go to book for any knitting technique and love all the options she provides.
I went straight on the patron site and increased my contribution from $1 a month to $5! Andrea, your message was heartfelt and timely. I would hate to lose your fantastic programme. I have always been a knitter but fruity knitting has taken me to a new level and has allowed me to expand my knitting horizons. I hope you will be able with Andrew’s help to continue making your programme. With my very best wishes Janet
Thanks Janet, we appreciate it.
I deeply appreciate the professionalism you bring to each episode, and also the very friendly atmosphere. I hope you can keep the episodes coming! I've increased my monthly contributions to the next level.
thank you Louise
Andrea and Andrew, thank you for Fruity Knitting. Well said. I am a patron and recently increased the level at which I donate (but still could do more). I hope that your very articulate and generous explanation motivates every viewer to support your work. It would be a huge loss to the fiber community to lose your program. And please enjoy your vacation and take a little time for yourselves.
Thank you Janet we appreciate your support.
I just gotta take a sec to tell you both how much your video podcast means to me. I fell behind with your episodes and am now catching up. Thank you for all the wonderful work you do and for sharing it all with us. ❤️
Thankyou Andrea and Andrew for all the work that you put in. I get excited every time I see a new episode is out and I can't wait to watch. I thought your patreon speech was going to end in a goodbye and I teared up! I've upped my support to the next level and I hope that others watching who are not yet patreons will consider joining the rest of us!
Thank you Lorinda for your support and we will continue to do our best.
Stunning piano playing, Andrea!
Your explanation of how your show is supported and able to continue is elegant and convincing. I so appreciate everything you do. Thank you.
Thank you Karen
What a beautiful piece of music, beautifully played. You are very talented in so many ways, Andrea.
Thanks Laura, glad you enjoyed the music, Ravel is one of my favourite composers.
Thanks to June for all her research and quality writing, it's a treasure for the knitting world. - thank you andrea for all your work, your research, your knitting tutorials and your knitting experiments. - I am glad to be a patreon for some years now ❤
Brilliant can't wait to get your book I Love Gauge and being taught correctly 🎉❤
Congratulations Andrea and Andrew on another great year of podcasting! To anyone who is thinking about becoming a patron, you won't be disappointed. Let's all support this wonderful, talented family who bring us such joy and guidance in the fiber world that we love. My favorite tutorial is how to do cabling without a cable needle. I have also received many discounts on beautiful patterns over the past few years.
Thank you Susan for your encouragement.
Second time through this episode this morning. Such a treasure. I purchased June Hemmons Hiatt’s book when I first watched this episode. Newish knitter loved the book for the pictures. Took the advice about using as a textbook. Blasphemy it may be, but I started WRITING in the book, almost like journal entries. Recording what project, what problem and what I took from a particular part of the book. I have documented how I learn. That is encouraging when I get to the next moment of, “I don’t know how?” Maybe not today, but I will learn. Andrea said I could learn to knit. Andrew proved he could do, therefore, so could I. So grateful to them for the encouragement and useful info. Wrapped in a beautiful package.
Love the Ravel! Thanks for sharing!
I look forward to this podcast every two weeks, it brightens my day to see a new episode go up. There is a void of content knowledge in knitting podcasts these days and Fruity Knitting has been filing that void. I'm a teacher and I really appreciate all the planning and prep that goes into the podcast. Andrea and Andrew - Have a wonderful and relaxing holiday. You guys deserve it!
thank you Andrea, it's good to hear that the show brings you joy.
Andrew and Andrea, your podcast is amazing with such professional and informative content. My favourite by far! I’m happy to be a patron and support your awesome work. I can only imagine how much time and effort goes in to preparing for each one. I look forward to every episode knowing I will not be disappointed. Thank you, thank you, thank you!!
We really appreciate your kind words Lynn. Happy New Year!
I enjoy your interviews - you are a great listener, and the research you do shows in the questions you ask. I very much appreciate that! I've also been inspired by you, Andrea, to pick up sewing. Thank you for your mention of Tilly and the Buttons in a few podcasts awhile back!
BTW, that hummingbird is a male Anna's Hummingbird. I have a soft spot for them, as they were the first hummingbirds I ever got to see!
Hi Vivienne, so glad you enjoy the show. The hummingbird was stunning wasn't he, thanks for telling us his name.
I love all the interviews that you provide
Ugh ... June's stitches and swatches ... flawless! Amazing.
I'm always so very inspired by the projects you show us. Thank you.
Thank you Andrea and Andrew for another wonderful podcast. I have just decided I need The Principles of Knitting in my library. Andrea you have raised my level of product knitting with all of your gorgeous garments. I am committed to complete an Aran sweater and to learn double knitting in 2019. Very pleased with the content and quality of my Patreon investment. Wishes for a restful holiday.
Thank you Pat! We wish also a wonderful Christmas and holiday.
Perfect as usual. Love all this information to absorbe
Just a terrific episode! Love your interesting interviews.
Thank you both, Andrea and Andrew, for yet another insightful and well-produced podcast. Your plea for support is well-taken. I’m heading over to Patreon to increase my support contribution. I can’t thank you enough for introducing me to the many designers, knitting educators, and yarn dyers and producers. If not for you, I would never have been introduced to The Principles of Knitting, and its scholarly approach that knitting deserves.
Thank you Grace!
I thoroughly enjoyed this episode, and want to thank you for including your piano memoir! It explains your attention to detail, and proves that your dedication to excellence has been honed through faithful disciplines that have developed your talents into things of beauty that bring joy to so many of us! I have just contributed to your Patreon account, which is something I have wanted to do for some time. Your program has exposed me to beautiful places I may never get to see in person, and introduced me to some fascinating artisans that leave me in awe of what they have accomplished in their lives! You and Andrew included! Thank you for everything!
I subscribed and became a patron after watching my first episode just a few months ago. I tell everyone about the quality of your fantastic programs, and I can't wait to see another. (Yes, I'm in dire straits here--I've become a "Fruity-holic," forgetting to eat, sleep--YIKES, even knit--because I'm binge watching previous episodes.) I especially love the shepherdess segments and all the interviews and the incredible quality of the outdoor filming. And the two of you have such generous, engaging personalities. I simply can't heap enough praise on you for the quality and content of your video-casts. I'd be devasted if you couldn't continue or had to cut back. So here's what I say to all those viewers who've not yet signed on as patrons: DO IT--DO IT NOW--GET RID OF THE GUILT--IT'S CORROSIVE TO THE SOUL!
Andrea that was beautiful playing.
Thank you Tom, it feels like a life time away now.
This is the absolute best knitting podcast out there - such high quality. I just bumped up my Patreon level as many other viewers have done. Great work!!
thank you Theresa
Your pod cast is my favorite!! I have learned so much from you, thank you both for an awesome podcast!! Happy Holidays!
I loved seeing you play the piano, Andrea.
A wonderful episode and very informative. A lot to take in at one viewing, I will come back to this one often. Thank you so much.
I really loved this episode. I bought June’s first book 28 years ago and over the years it has served as a great resource. I enjoyed hearing about how the first book came about. Despite the enormous asking prices on Amazon, I’ve never been persuaded to part with my copy. I will now buy her new book and can’t wait to upgrade my skills in double knitting. Thank you, June for your dedication and hard work.
Andrea and Andrew, I’m a big fan of your podcasts and have been a patron for some time now. Thanks also to you for work. I love seeing the projects you both work on, and I love “meeting” the other knitters, designers, yarn producers and shepherds. Best wishes for many more patrons!!
Thank you Candice
The Principles of Knitting is my favorite go to book, even though I do not have a copy of my own, I always find a copy at the library and I always enjoy reading the information needed when available. Thank you for sharing this interview with June H. Hiatt. Respectfully, Donna K.
Your welcome Donna
Andrea & Andrew; First of all let me say that I love your podcast. It's the best. Your programs are so classy. There's more content than the other broadcasts.
Andrea, I too am a pianist. I began piano lessons when I was 5 years old up until I was about 19. I was an "adequate pianist". You are The pianist that I always wanted to be and I want you to know that your performance left me in tears. I was so moved and it was so beautiful. I hope you guys have a wonderful Christmas holiday, enjoy your time off and each other. So, Merry Christmas and Happy New Year
Hi Linda,
Thank you so much. Ravel's music is stunning and extremely emotional isn't it. I love that you also appreciate the music. Happy knitting and piano playing.
Your “speech” was very good. You are the best wool and knitting podcast. Your right we can tell the hours you devote to us. You are well worth my patronage. Merry Christmas to you both.
I must get a copy of her book...i ask why with everything. Great interview. Happy Christmas.
Wishing you all a very Merry Christmas and safe travels. I am only a beginner knitter but your content is educational and inspirational. I have increased my patreon support as you both deserve to be recognised for the service you provide.
Thank you Tanya
Ihr beide seid so Süss . Dankeschön das ihr so fröhlich und glücklich seid ! Ich mag diesen Kanal sehr & wünsche Euch alles Gute für viele weiteren Videos ! LG Nicole
Andrew and Andrea I would like to thank you both for all your hard work .
I have learned so much . Andrea your piano playing was beautiful. I hope you all have a restful and happy Christmas in such s beautiful part of Wales .
Thank you so much Ann and we wish you also a wonderful Christmas with family and friends!
UNGLAUBLIG SCHÖN GESPIELT ! D A N K E !
Beautiful episode. Thank you for the enrichment of my life experience.
Thank you!
an amazing episode. Nan Bray's story made me emotional. To have hat level of awareness,
To understand the innate wisdom of sheep, and allowing them to be closer to a natural familial social structure. so very important....hopefully more enlightened farmers can follow suite.
The wool for your new cable jersey is amazing - the close-up showed it well. I knit with my right-hand needle under my arm, always have [ 46 years ] & it is similar to a knitting belt in that you get an even tension. Thank you for quality podcasts.
I became a Patreon after watching episode 1 (about 4 weeks ago)
I look at it as a magazine subscription with much better content. (Most monthly magazines are at least $10NZD )
Thankyou for an amazing program.
Prayers for Andrew continue
Love your gloves, and your Marie Wallin. Love all of your garments actually. Thanks for sharing your piano playing..absolutely classy ...I also play piano...but I should practice more often. Amazing lady, amazing to write such a book.
what a wonderful episode. Andrea, you are stunning. Then and now. Thank you for so much beauty.
I have an additional question for June. I had the original book since 1988! I now have the new one too. June was very adamant in her first book about holding the yarn in a particular way, but she now seems to have switched her allegiance to the knitting-belt method. I would like to hear more about why she switched.
Loved your interview June and with the shepherdess.
thank you Kimberly we are grateful for your support.
😂😂😂 I’m sorry Andrea. Knitting accessories are a lot of work, but doing full garments are my Achilles Heel. It’s the commitment thing on such a long standing project with little time to knit. I actually knit small items like Half-finger Mittens with Flap and gloves, hats, socks. I guess because I live in NY it’s portable knitting 😀
I truly wish I could afford to upgrade to a “Shetland”, but I can only afford to be a “Merino” patron at this time in my life and I do enjoy your enormous amount of work you do to produce this wonderful podcast that I always look forward to watching.
I hope a lot more people can realise that they spend so much on “chachkees” that they don’t think about and that they can afford to at least do a ten dollars a month
The support you are already giving us is much appreciated, thank you so much.
Andrea, I'm really inspired by your honesty about having to redo and rip out your knitting to get it just right. Your work is always meticulous and elegant, something I aspire to, so it's encouraging to realize that you have to work at it too.Another brilliant episode. Your and Andrew's pleasant company and your excellent content always add something special to my day. Thank you once again. I don't want to forget to mention that your playing of the Ravel was wonderful! A special treat for all of us.
Hi Asta, Andrew has a standard joke that I rip as much as I knit, which is nearly true. So glad to hear you enjoyed the Ravel, his music is brilliant isn't it!
I discovered this channel quite recently. To be frank, I was initially captivated by your charming personalities, but the initial thrill was swiftly replaced by solemn admiration, as I have spent significant time diving back into your archives and actually committing to watching everything you have produced (in every sense of the word) thus far. After many years of shrugging patreon off, I am finally signing up. A heartfelt thank you for your inspirational passion, meticulous research, thorough preparation and commitment to generating truly invaluable content in an era where everyone and their cat (pardon to the kitties out there) calls themselves a "content creator.
Just found this video podcast in search of information on ergonomic knitting. And yes, it gave Demmers my business. And yes, I started to binge watch--this was third episode. Also saw one on Andrea Mowry, a new designer I've been admiring for a while. So this appeal came the right time. Happy to support this excellent work as a new patron.
Thank you !!!
Love the podcast Andrea and Andrew. Hearing from Nan was marvellous - she is inspirational
Yes a very inspirational woman.
Hello Andrea and Andrew, without question your work is one of the best, if not THE best, informative, inspirational, artistic, and pleasurable shows on the art and craft of knitting. Thank you so much and I will up my monthly patron dollars. I also view your shows as critical to improving my craft, (in addition to being my “reward” for various tasks) so the dollars are indeed very well spent on my end!
Thanks Sue
Love June's sweater. I want to knit it. I love the idea of analyze and understand why. This book is for me. I am always wanting to know why and how to adapt a pattern or a design in my head.
Happy Holidays! Thank you.. Happy to be a patron.
Thanks Carol!!
Another spectacular program. I hope that all those who watch will support you. I do. and hope that this year, with some change in my finances, I will be able to increase my support. Yours is the best knitting podcast on UA-cam. I also want to tell Andrea how much I enjoyed her piano performance.
Thank you!
Very impressed with you, Nan Bray.
Once again, many many thanks for another wonderful podcast, actually a year of wonderful, intelligent podcasts. As a long-time patron I know just how much pleasure and knowledge I gain from the work you both do and feel so disappointed on your behalf that less than 10% of your subscribers have taken the next step to acknowledge in a real way just how much they gain from your podcasts by becoming patrons.
My best wishes to you for a very happy Christmas and I look forward to another year of great podcasts.
Thanks Kristine, we appreciate your long time support.
My first time watching and yes it is an amazing podcast. Extremely well done. All your content today is awesome. The interviews were incredible. The knitted items you both have done are stunning! Thank you so much.
Wishing you both a very blessed Christmas!
Thank you, we you and your family a lovely Christmas too.
I really like June. I ordered the 1990 version but I’ll save my pennies for the new one. It was fun to look at her bookshelves, an added plus! Thank you, A and A! ❤️
Yes, June's book is a great resource.
Thank you for another top quality pod cast. I am delighted that in my small way I am supporting you and hopefully next year I will be able to up the ante to the next level. Merry Christmas to you both.
Thank you Daphne, your support is great and we appreciate it.
What a wonderful, quality show that you make. Would be lovely to see a public network partner with you, as your work is pro.
I LOVE your meet the shepherdess series and my “heartstrings” are pulled with them. White gum is beautiful and I am happy to find her, thanks to you. I am sure that you do put tons of work into this channel.
Thank you Ergin
Enjoyed this episode throughly. Especially the interview with June Hemmons Hiatt. I went to a book signing event that she did several years ago when the second edition of her book first came out and she was most gracious with her time and sharing her knowledge.
Yes, June is very generous and dedicated.
Thanks again for another wonderful episode, including the fabulous piano playing. I hope you achieve the financial support you need to continue this endeavour. Your thoughtful, skillful and entertaining hosting and teaching has enhanced my life in many ways. I looks forward to each show with eager anticipation. I have learned many new things and been introduced to a wealth of designers and yarn producers. With gratitude,
Kathryn
thank you Kathryn!
Just joined your Patreon. You are so right, both of you do amazing work and I know I have benefited a ton from watching your podcast. Thank you so much for all you do!
thank you so much for supporting the show.
I ordered this book while watching June's interview (before Amazon runs out, which they will after this!).
LOVE THE PULLOVERS!
Thank you Andrea and Andrew for another great podcast. I love watching your shows. Thank you for the interviews and the discount codes for the Patrons. I've used it for a pattern by Thea Coleman and for a skein of sport weight in the wildflower color way from White Gum Wool. I think it'll be a hat or pair of mittens.
Hi Vicki, thank you and enjoy the White Gum Wool
I’m so proud to be a Patreon of your show - keep up the great work!
Thanks Dianne. Our Patrons' support makes it all possible.
WOW those green gloves are Stunning!!!
Thanks for all you both do! I just did a yarn swap with my friend Sarah who lives in Australia--she sent me some White Gum Wool :) and . . . The Principles of Knitting was the 2nd or 3rd book I picked up when I started knitting again many years ago now. Lovely to hear more from both women--and Thea! Happy holidays! ~Melissa
thank you Melissa and Happy New Year to you.
Lovely episode, thank you both. Wishing you and your loved ones a "Merry Christmas / God Jul / Hyvää Joulua / Feliz Navidad" ! ☃🎄👼🎶 Hugs & sunshine 🌞 N
Proud to be a Patron
And I need to binge watch.
@@kiwibelinda Thank you!!
Классная кофточка! Косы+Араны! Спасибо!))))
Wow that grey is stunning . Im not a grey lover either but fantastic Ty for telling us about it
I have thoroughly enjoyed this podcast since the very beginning, It gets better and better! Although I live on a tiny teacher's income, I feel I must support you, so I've become a patron.
Thanks for your support, it is appreciated!
How much do tiny teachers get paid?
Merry Christmas Adrea and Andrew, enjoy a well-deserved break. I absolutely appreciate the content and the presentation of your podcast and I know that it takes hours of effort to attain a high-quality product of any sort. I donate to two organizations through Patreon. The first I chose because I consider it to have high journalistic standards for news stories, the other is yours, Fruity Knitting, a knitting podcast of the highest caliber in my consideration. I hope you are able to continue this journey and give us more of these podcasts. I always look forward to them and have learned so much. Cheers!
Thank you very much Kathy
Your detailed efforts are very appreciated and has added knowledge to my knitting journey. Thank you for all your hard work, and understand your not making money at this like you should. There should be a way UA-cam could pay you, but I understand about patrons and will look into joining very soon. The beauty industry side of UA-cam make so much money on side collaborations with some of the large makeup Co. maybe it could get better for all the UA-cam community. Your piano playing is just beautiful! Thanks and happy holidays to you two. Judy
I have a lovely leather knitting belt...love it! By the way, you SHOULD be proud , you’re the best vlog out there!
thanks Hazel
Wonderful thankyou :)
Очень красиво..спасибо за видео..понравилась шапка и перчатки😀
Merry Christmas and a very happy New Year. You really have the best Utube channel. I love every episode. I am so glad that I became a patreon. Have a well deserved break.
thanks Wendy and happy New Year!
I've never heard of a knitting belt. Very interesting but think I'll stick to my circulars. Thanks for another great podcast.
A knitting belt is basically a third hand. I've never used one but I see its purpose.
I love your interviews and I'm very happy that I can financially help in the production of your videos. The objects that you knit and the structure of those object are created in the same fashion that you put into your videos.
Thanks Deb.
Another fabulous episode! I’ve ordered the book! I keep getting deceitful swatches so am really keen to read her chapter on gauge! I can only urge others to sign up as patrons! . I discovered you earlier this year and have so appreciated all that you both have done to produce such wonderful quality programmes and I’ve learnt so much that I signed up to Patreon recently. Think of it as an alternative magazine subscription!, happy New Year and hope you’ve enjoyed Wales!
Thank you Lynn