What fun watching! So industrious ... I agree that the baby shawl is exquisite. I was kinda hoping to see the loom and find out what was causing all the excitement, so maybe next time it could enter stage right? ;) My limited knowledge of all the wonderful things you do kept me watching all the way. Thanks so much for sharing your passion and your positive, inclusive spirit.
You make me smile 😊. Your quirks are adorable. Your work is fabulous and quirky. I’m so happy that I ran across your video. Thank you for sharing a piece of you for all of us. I’d love to hear more of your life experiences because you seem to be well traveled and worldly. Blessing to you. 💕
I would like to apologise to you. You must think me so rude. I really did not know that there was a place in the UA-cam Studio where I could see all comments. I have just read yours. Thank you so much for your compliments. I hope you will watch my new episodes even though I have taken so long to thank you.
Omg, it was so amazing listening to you about what craft work you do. The baby blanket is awesome, something that i would love to learn. Please send some info so interesting the weaving. Thank you. I enjoyed listening to you.
Thank you for your pleasant, informative and inspiring podcast. I would like to learn more about sockknitting, love the socks you made! I lived in SA for 3 years in 1971-'74, a beautiful place! Warm regards from the Netherlands🌷
Thank you Judith. What an interesting show. Love the weaving and the baby blanket is gorgeous. Look forward to hearing about more of your crafting adventures. Xxx
Those socks are awesome, Judith!! I look forward to wearing them :) I am putting the scarf you sent me to good use as its really chilly in London at the moment. Love the segue into weaving and its connection to history.
Hi from Ontario Canada! Maybe you would like the book : Threads of life by Clare Hunter. I enjoyed your video ( just found you on UA-cam!) Your weaving is lovely...
Oh Judith I feel like I know you...what got me into socks??? Your aunt B.S. I could not even knit but have been obsessed with knitted socks for ages...I actually organised a course with your Mom when she was in Bloem earlier this year which we had to cancel unfortunately as lockdown was on the horizon and she had to cut her trip short. Anyway BS tells me all about the amazing work you do..so glad to have found you...but actually never found you BS sent me this video..haha...I have you now. Will go through all your other videos first to make sure you have not already answered the questions that this one bought up.
Hello Angie and lovely to meet you. My aunty’s powers of persuasion are unprecedented and I love her for it. I’m sorry you didn’t get to do a class with my Mum. She’s the one who sent me on this textile journey when I was 5. I hope you enjoy my videos and tutorials. Let me know if you would like me to present any tutorials in particular.
@@judithmitchellthedevotedlu3087 I have made 4 pairs this year so feeling very chuffed and accomplished. I would like to ask which Nurturing Fibres you used...its easy to get and I have enough left over of all my yarns if I make different coloured cuffs etc
What fun watching! So industrious ... I agree that the baby shawl is exquisite. I was kinda hoping to see the loom and find out what was causing all the excitement, so maybe next time it could enter stage right? ;) My limited knowledge of all the wonderful things you do kept me watching all the way. Thanks so much for sharing your passion and your positive, inclusive spirit.
You make me smile 😊. Your quirks are adorable. Your work is fabulous and quirky.
I’m so happy that I ran across your video.
Thank you for sharing a piece of you for all of us.
I’d love to hear more of your life experiences because you seem to be well traveled and worldly.
Blessing to you. 💕
I would like to apologise to you. You must think me so rude. I really did not know that there was a place in the UA-cam Studio where I could see all comments. I have just read yours. Thank you so much for your compliments. I hope you will watch my new episodes even though I have taken so long to thank you.
Omg, it was so amazing listening to you about what craft work you do. The baby blanket is awesome, something that i would love to learn. Please send some info so interesting the weaving. Thank you. I enjoyed listening to you.
Thank you for your pleasant, informative and inspiring podcast. I would like to learn more about sockknitting, love the socks you made! I lived in SA for 3 years in 1971-'74, a beautiful place! Warm regards from the Netherlands🌷
Thank you Judith. What an interesting show. Love the weaving and the baby blanket is gorgeous. Look forward to hearing about more of your crafting adventures. Xxx
Those socks are awesome, Judith!! I look forward to wearing them :) I am putting the scarf you sent me to good use as its really chilly in London at the moment. Love the segue into weaving and its connection to history.
I love the asymmetry in the socks Judith! Really cool subtle touch :)
Hi from Ontario Canada! Maybe you would like the book : Threads of life by Clare Hunter. I enjoyed your video ( just found you on UA-cam!) Your weaving is lovely...
Oh Judith I feel like I know you...what got me into socks??? Your aunt B.S. I could not even knit but have been obsessed with knitted socks for ages...I actually organised a course with your Mom when she was in Bloem earlier this year which we had to cancel unfortunately as lockdown was on the horizon and she had to cut her trip short. Anyway BS tells me all about the amazing work you do..so glad to have found you...but actually never found you BS sent me this video..haha...I have you now. Will go through all your other videos first to make sure you have not already answered the questions that this one bought up.
Hello Angie and lovely to meet you. My aunty’s powers of persuasion are unprecedented and I love her for it. I’m sorry you didn’t get to do a class with my Mum. She’s the one who sent me on this textile journey when I was 5. I hope you enjoy my videos and tutorials. Let me know if you would like me to present any tutorials in particular.
@@judithmitchellthedevotedlu3087 I have made 4 pairs this year so feeling very chuffed and accomplished. I would like to ask which Nurturing Fibres you used...its easy to get and I have enough left over of all my yarns if I make different coloured cuffs etc
@@angiebrown952 I used the Super Twist Sock yarn for the cuff, heel and toes.
@@judithmitchellthedevotedlu3087 thanks
@@judithmitchellthedevotedlu3087 me again...that's 100% merino with no elastic does it stay up or do you use some shearing elastic in the cuff?
hello Judith, I like your videos.I would like to knit socks for a male friend but I don't know his shoe size. I would like to be a surprise.