Thank you for sharing your beautiful knits and spinning and your lovely walk, it has made me miss Canada so, so very much. Thank you so much for sharing once again. Vasco 😊
Thankful for you, your skills that you share, and what a beautiful place to walk. The season change is lovely to see where you are. All the very bst...Happy knitting, spinning, and rest, peace...💞😊💖💖
What a truly inspiring and beautiful podcast. The bird that ate from your hand - oh my goodness! For days now, the first thing I do in the morning is make myself a cup of coffee, turn the computer on and listen to another "The Gentle Knitter" podcast, with a white sheet of paper on hand to write down yet another pattern and/or yarn. Sometimes I go right into Ravelry and add another pattern to my cart. I have been feeling too sick to go to work, but this routine has given me much serenity, thanks to your gentle voice, the projects in progress, the ones you finish, your beautiful surroundings, and sharing thoughts with us that come from the heart. I love the designs you choose, the colours and the yarns. I could knit them all!! Thank you for doing and sharing all that you do. It would be nice to know how you first got into spinning and maybe give us a little demo of how you use your "moosie" spindle. I think spinning is something that I would like to get into. Last but not least, I love the new intro. It is actually the only intro that I could hear. Since I live in Italy, my computer would automatically block out the old one. The song you sing and reminds me of tunes we were taught as kids in French class.
another lovely episode. thanks for sharing your walk.... what a beautiful landscape! always look forward to see what you are making and new yarns i would not have known about living in the states.
So nice to see you again. I'm glad you are feeling well. Your fair isle sweater is very beautiful. i love the colors. I too want to get better at spinning. It does require time and concentration to improve! Hopefully, after Christmas I will find some time for that. Thanks for the inspiration! The plants on your walk are so beautiful. Thank you!
I'm in Ottawa too. I'm a crazy knitter, love rustic yarns. I buy raw fleece, clean, dye, spin (beginner) wool. So happy to find your podcasts. Thank you for doing this. It's a lonely time for sure.
I crochet but I really enjoyed your vlog and will be back. Love your sweaters, the stitches and beautiful fibers. Oh, and also the peacefulness to the overall vibe here. Thank you!
Thanks for suggesting the Albini cardigan. I have knit a lot of sweaters and this is one of my favourites. A joy to knit . Making another one very soon.
My husband and I love Shepherd's tea or Greek Mountain tea as we call it. In fact it is the only tea my husband drinks now. I usually buy it at a local Mediterranean deli but I was able to get seeds from SaltSpring Island Seeds and now grow it in my garden here in the Canadian Gulf Islands on the west coast of Canada. This years harvest was very good and we will be drinking our own tea for quite sometime.
Shalom from mid Canada Manitoba . Your nature vid brought tears to my eyes . gods creation is soo special and u captured it so wonderfully . Jesus bless u and keep u all safe from Corona.
Hi Nicole. This was beautiful. Every time I watch your videos, I add another pattern to my Ravelry queue. No wonder you feel grateful as your surroundings are amazing. When the bird landed on your hand 👌. Thank you for sharing 😊
Such a lovely spirit you have❤ such beautiful natural knits and spins❤ Thank you for that nature walk at the end, so calming and reflective❤ and oh sooo colorful. Have a beautiful weekend 🍁😉🤗
Thank you Nicole for this beautiful episode! As always I am in love with the yarns and projects you share, and the last segment walking with you in these so beautiful woods and countrysides is a wonderfull gift! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!
I have just discovered your channel and thoroughly enjoyed your podcast. Your pattern choices are beautiful. The Yell cardigan colour way is just gorgeous and I am so glad you are willing to share your your colour palette. Take good care.
Thank you for your podcast. It is so peaceful and restive (my life now is anything but that ). I so enjoy seeing all you make and especially enjoyed the walk at the end. Fall is such a beautiful time of year. What a delightful surprise to see the chickadee eat from your palm. When I was a girl my father made friends with a chickadee in our yard and if we stood very still it would take seeds from our hand. Thank you for reminding me of that happy memory.
Hi, Nicole. This is a little note to let you know how grateful I am for all the beauty (essential beauty) you’ve share constantly from your podcasts. I watched them in orden from chapter one. By now I am on chapter 36. There was a change a few chapters ago... you changed the song you were using... and started using a song you sing by yourselve. Nicole... it is the most beautiful song, the sweetest song. There is something unspeakable in its beauty, something that exists from a very early time also embraced by the calm solitude of your voice. The fact that there are no musical instruments makes it a real and loving truth. Thank you, Nicole. It was very moving to hear it (as well as a surprise). I am sorry about my english. I write from Caracas, Venezuela. I didn't want the language to be a barrier to thanking you. I hope you are doing your best in this strange time. My best well-being wish to you. Laura
Laura, your English is perfect!! Thank you for your very kind words about the podcast. I am so happy you enjoyed the theme song! It's one from my childhood so it has special meaning to me.
I am so thankful for you Nicole and your beautiful podcasts which have inspired me in so many ways. I have been following you since the beginning but have never reached out to say thanks. Your podcasts have been like a blessing. Fond regards and take care Nicole. Elaine Morrison
Nicole, thank you so much for your podcast. It's like a breath of fresh calm air. I love all your finished objects. I write down your suggested patterns and hope to get to them all some day. I've been knitting Christmas socks for friends and family. It is so nice to watch your podcast while knitting. Thank you!
Thank you so much for such a beautiful episode. I so look forward to your podcast, hearing your voice and seeing your wonderful work. Very beautiful ❤️
Thanks for another inspiring video. I love your fiber choices . I enjoyed your walk at the end showing your Ottawa autumn colors. Beautiful, soothing and so different from where I live in Colorado, USA. With travel restrictions in place, views of other places is heartwarming
I just found your channel today and will go back to see your previous shows. This was lovely from beginning to end. Thank you for sharing. I’m in Prince Edward Island.
Thank you for each and every one of your beautiful podcasts. They are special moments and I look forward to every one of them. I find them, inspiring, encouraging and calming in a world that is spinning too fast! I so appreciate your time and effort to produce your podcast.
Oh..You have been a joy to watch..from the very first podcast..I hope next year is a better one for you..and your health improves. I am very thankful for you. 🙂
Merci beaucoup Chère Nicole, d’être venue me tenir compagnie en cette semaine d’isolement forcé... avec tous ces beaux projets, je ne sais plus où donner de la tête, j’aurais envie de tout faire!! Prends bien soin de toi. Amitiés de Bordeaux
Dear Nicole, I’m so thankful for your wonderfully inspiring and soothing podcast. Thank you for sharing your walk with us - the geese were particularly beautiful. Sort of like knit-stitch😊. I was very inspired by every single project this episode and added many to my queue! Stay well!
Thank you Nicole for another wonderful podcast of woolly escapism. My perfect afternoon is having your latest podcast on, my knitting, wood burner lit and cappuccino. Loved coming along with you on your walk too, the tree colours and nature are beautiful. With best wishes to you from 🏴🙏
Its been such an awful year - but knitting and my knitting podcasts, and maybe my vegan diet, have saved me. I appreciate you Nicole and the time you invest in making me feel connected.
Thank you for taking us on such a beautiful nature walk......you have such a different landscape than here on the westcoast of B.C. and so many more reds and oranges but we do live in an amazing country. Enjoyed my first time on your channel
Thank you for sharing your life with us! Your podcasts are always wonderful and I love to see what you have created! You are a breath of fresh air during these uncertain times. Although I don't knit, I do love to crochet and would love to learn how to spin! Until next time! Peace and joy to you!
An episode so nice, I watched it twice! Thanks for the lovely check-in, Nicole. Laerke's designs are absolute treasures. I really enjoyed seeing your new sweater, and hearing about the fiber and your thoughts on the design. I was also so eager to hear about your shetland spinning! We are about to adopt a small flock of Shetlands, and I'm eager to start spinning their fiber already! Stay well. Hope to hear from you again soon!
Bonjour Nicole, I try to learn speak English for forty years, maybe more(^^), and I would like so much to knit in English, many patterns are so beautiful in this language.. Tricolibri, a French knit youtubeuse speaks about you in his podcast as a possibity(for a French bad student) to understand , and here I am, and...I find a treasure this evening, when I heard you speak about yarn, or shepherd's tea..A very sweet discover, a moment delighted, time goes by fast when I a m in your univers. Thank you.
so thankful for YOU nicole! thank you so much for this wonderful episode, and for sharing your beautiful walk with us. the colours and wildlife took me to another place, even from my city flat. thank you xx
I live in the mountains of northwest Greece and the traditional tea you described is the main tea drunk here. But in this area it is called τσάι του βουνού, or mountain tea. It is easily gathered in the mountains and dried ready for winter. It is very healthy and with honey added is a local cold remedy. I love to drink a cup of it on a cold winter’s day.
Thank you, Nicole for your generosity in sharing your making life. I couldn't help myself from ordering some of the Lettlopi in that exact oatmeal shade when I saw your lovely project and was reminded that my best way to use it is also in a cardigan because of the neck sensitivity issue. The outdoor video coverage was such a lovely bonus!
Glad to have discovered your channel - I really enjoyed this video & will definitely be knitting that gorgeous jumper - it was great to have your experience knitting it documented as I'm not a hugely experienced knitter. I'll have to find something nice to spin for it, so it could be years before I have a finished garment lol ! I'm a drop spindler. . . . Great work. I'm off to watch another one.
There is so much to be grateful for this year, despite personal and public difficulties. Thank you for the reminder. As soon as you lifted your jar of tea, my son and I said, “Oh, it’s vounou!”, which is the Greek common name for shepherd’s tea. We drink it regularly throughout the winter, and it’s great for the immune system. Thanks for mentioning your source. Our local market is occasionally out of stock.
Thank you for taking time out of your holiday weekend to record and share, Nicole. So lovely as ever. The footage at the end was a magical extra surprise gift. 🍁🍃🍂🐝 Lots of love. x
I know that tea also. :-) My mother was greek and we use to drink it very often. Every year when going to Greece, from Germany where we live, we would bring some back. My mom said, one must cook it on the stovetop with water for a while and then it will get a redish kind of colour, which you won`t get, if just pouring hot water over the leaves. :-) Nowadays I also drink/order cystus tea from Crete. It is known to fight viruses, even Epstein Barr, which causes lime desease. Very good tea, very effective against colds and as said: viruses. It grows in Crete and I order it from Amazon. :-) Love the sweater, love the fishbone pattern and also the colour and shape. Huggs from the Schurwald Forest, Germany.
Oh, my! I have just discovered your beautiful podcast and am enjoying the episodes so much, thank you! It's wonderfully comforting and cosy. Sending much love to you from Scotland, Nicole.
Thank you for another lovely podcast. I’m new to knitting (I taught myself two years ago, so I’m still learning). Your Yell cardigan is my goal in knitting, the colours are beautiful 💕💕
Just found your channel. The intro song brought me back to my childhood and teen years growing up in Haiti. Singing all these French children/lullaby songs. I used to sing them to my girls as babies. "Ainsi font, font font.." " j'AI perdu le Do de ma clarinet" were some of the favorites. Thank you for that.
Thank you so so much for all the kind words ♥️ Lovelovelove your version of the Bregne Sweater! I haven’t watched knitting podcasts in a while but yours made me feel like getting started again!
after a very trying day, your soothing podcast what was exact;y what I needed! thank you for sharing the lovely walk in the woods, it was perfect. Happy Thanksgiving .
Beautiful from start to finish, Nicole. Thank you for sharing. I watch from SW ontario, and it’s always a pleasure to hear about and see the nature of things further north.
This Fichu Bleu Shawl is so beautiful. I was looking for a shawl pattern for my sister as a gift. Now I know what to knit. Thank you. I have knitted a pattern from Laerke in summer. It was the Bellis Tee and I really love to wear it. Maybe I'll try this sweater too. It looks gorgeous. Best regards from Germany.
Hello Nicole...I stumbled on your podcasts yesterday and, I must confess, I have been binge-watching! You are such a gentle soul and I can relate to your thoughts and feelings...I have an autoimmune illness with fibromyalgia and, most days, I feel I need peace and quiet, something to give me joy, calmness, mindfulness, cups of lovely herbal tea, simple pleasures...I haven't been knitting for a few years now as I have arthritis in my neck and hands but I am so swayed by your love of knitting, particularly shawl-making that, I might tentatively have another go...the ending of this podcast was beautiful...if this is your backyard - how lucky...were those Canada geese coming over to the UK for the winter? 😍 So pleased to have discovered you...stay well...blessings to you. Linda
Thank you for sharing your beautiful knits and spinning and your lovely walk, it has made me miss Canada so, so very much. Thank you so much for sharing once again. Vasco 😊
Thankful for you, your skills that you share, and what a beautiful place to walk. The season change is lovely to see where you are. All the very bst...Happy knitting, spinning, and rest, peace...💞😊💖💖
What a truly inspiring and beautiful podcast. The bird that ate from your hand - oh my goodness!
For days now, the first thing I do in the morning is make myself a cup of coffee, turn the computer on and listen to another "The Gentle Knitter" podcast, with a white sheet of paper on hand to write down yet another pattern and/or yarn. Sometimes I go right into Ravelry and add another pattern to my cart.
I have been feeling too sick to go to work, but this routine has given me much serenity, thanks to your gentle voice, the projects in progress, the ones you finish, your beautiful surroundings, and sharing thoughts with us that come from the heart. I love the designs you choose, the colours and the yarns. I could knit them all!! Thank you for doing and sharing all that you do.
It would be nice to know how you first got into spinning and maybe give us a little demo of how you use your "moosie" spindle. I think spinning is something that I would like to get into.
Last but not least, I love the new intro. It is actually the only intro that I could hear. Since I live in Italy, my computer would automatically block out the old one. The song you sing and reminds me of tunes we were taught as kids in French class.
another lovely episode. thanks for sharing your walk.... what a beautiful landscape! always look forward to see what you are making and new yarns i would not have known about living in the states.
I can only echo what others have said - thank you for another beautiful episode and for helping us feel connected and cared for. 🍁🍂
So nice to see you again. I'm glad you are feeling well. Your fair isle sweater is very beautiful. i love the colors. I too want to get better at spinning. It does require time and concentration to improve! Hopefully, after Christmas I will find some time for that. Thanks for the inspiration! The plants on your walk are so beautiful. Thank you!
Such a pretty song! Your sweater is wonderful and cozy! Plan on knitting it. Knitting has helped to get through this year. Joy
I'm in Ottawa too. I'm a crazy knitter, love rustic yarns. I buy raw fleece, clean, dye, spin (beginner) wool. So happy to find your podcasts. Thank you for doing this. It's a lonely time for sure.
I crochet but I really enjoyed your vlog and will be back. Love your sweaters, the stitches and beautiful fibers. Oh, and also the peacefulness to the overall vibe here. Thank you!
Thanks for suggesting the Albini cardigan. I have knit a lot of sweaters and this is one of my favourites. A joy to knit . Making another one very soon.
Thank you for podcasting, lovely lady. We so appreciate you xxx peace, light and love to you and your family xxxx
thank you xo
how a sweet person you are. thank you for your kindness. i love watch your podcast. kisses from portugal 😙
My husband and I love Shepherd's tea or Greek Mountain tea as we call it. In fact it is the only tea my husband drinks now. I usually buy it at a local Mediterranean deli but I was able to get seeds from SaltSpring Island Seeds and now grow it in my garden here in the Canadian Gulf Islands on the west coast of Canada. This years harvest was very good and we will be drinking our own tea for quite sometime.
Thank you for showing the fall colours and the geese x
Shalom from mid Canada Manitoba . Your nature vid brought tears to my eyes . gods creation is soo special and u captured it so wonderfully . Jesus bless u and keep u all safe from Corona.
How lovely, thank you x
Hi Nicole. This was beautiful. Every time I watch your videos, I add another pattern to my Ravelry queue. No wonder you feel grateful as your surroundings are amazing. When the bird landed on your hand 👌. Thank you for sharing 😊
thank you so much for watching!
Such a lovely spirit you have❤ such beautiful natural knits and spins❤ Thank you for that nature walk at the end, so calming and reflective❤ and oh sooo colorful. Have a beautiful weekend 🍁😉🤗
Your knits are all lovely, thank you for showing us. I loved your walk in the wood, the colours, the geese, wonderful.
Thank you Nicole for this beautiful episode! As always I am in love with the yarns and projects you share, and the last segment walking with you in these so beautiful woods and countrysides is a wonderfull gift! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!
I have just discovered your channel and thoroughly enjoyed your podcast. Your pattern choices are beautiful. The Yell cardigan colour way is just gorgeous and I am so glad you are willing to share your your colour palette. Take good care.
What pretty nature shots. Loved that. So nice to see you again. Love the change of seasons.😚
Handmaiden cashmere is a dream to knit with! Your shawl is gorgeous.
Thank you for your podcast. It is so peaceful and restive (my life now is anything but that ). I so enjoy seeing all you make and especially enjoyed the walk at the end. Fall is such a beautiful time of year. What a delightful surprise to see the chickadee eat from your palm. When I was a girl my father made friends with a chickadee in our yard and if we stood very still it would take seeds from our hand. Thank you for reminding me of that happy memory.
Hi, Nicole. This is a little note to let you know how grateful I am for all the beauty (essential beauty) you’ve share constantly from your podcasts. I watched them in orden from chapter one. By now I am on chapter 36. There was a change a few chapters ago... you changed the song you were using... and started using a song you sing by yourselve. Nicole... it is the most beautiful song, the sweetest song. There is something unspeakable in its beauty, something that exists from a very early time also embraced by the calm solitude of your voice. The fact that there are no musical instruments makes it a real and loving truth. Thank you, Nicole. It was very moving to hear it (as well as a surprise). I am sorry about my english. I write from Caracas, Venezuela. I didn't want the language to be a barrier to thanking you. I hope you are doing your best in this strange time. My best well-being wish to you.
Laura
Laura, your English is perfect!! Thank you for your very kind words about the podcast. I am so happy you enjoyed the theme song! It's one from my childhood so it has special meaning to me.
Oh the landscape and the colours where you live is incredible beautiful 😍❤️take care Nicole
I am so thankful for you Nicole and your beautiful podcasts which have inspired me in so many ways. I have been following you since the beginning but have never reached out to say thanks. Your podcasts have been like a blessing.
Fond regards and take care Nicole.
Elaine Morrison
Love all your knitting thank you for sharing ♥️♥️
This fair isle sweater is stunning!
Such beautiful fall colors! Thanks for the episode!
Thanks for the great episode and for showing the wonderful nature🙏🧶🌾
Thank you so much for tour Kine es and softness. It is really what i need... And a sweet hello from a belgian knitter 🧶🙏🧶
I am thankful your your thoughtful and gentle podcast about making treasures that you will have forever. Nice visit.
Beautiful podcast, thank you!
What a lovely nature walk! Nice addition to your usual.
What a beautiful final montage. All the reasons I love Ontario in the fall! Thank you for sharing.
Beautiful as always Nicole. Thank you for sharing your world.
Dear Nicole, thank you for this lovely, calming video. I'm so grateful for you and your work doing the videos. Lots of love. XX
Nicole, thank you so much for your podcast. It's like a breath of fresh calm air. I love all your finished objects. I write down your suggested patterns and hope to get to them all some day. I've been knitting Christmas socks for friends and family. It is so nice to watch your podcast while knitting. Thank you!
I so enjoyed watching (especially the end) of your podcast--your walk was just a truly beautiful thing. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you so much for such a beautiful episode. I so look forward to your podcast, hearing your voice and seeing your wonderful work. Very beautiful ❤️
Thanks for another inspiring video. I love your fiber choices . I enjoyed your walk at the end showing your Ottawa autumn colors. Beautiful, soothing and so different from where I live in Colorado, USA. With travel restrictions in place, views of other places is heartwarming
Always love your podcasts, so calming and then all the beautiful knits!!!! Thank you 🌿
I just found your channel today and will go back to see your previous shows. This was lovely from beginning to end. Thank you for sharing. I’m in Prince Edward Island.
Thank you for each and every one of your beautiful podcasts. They are special moments and I look forward to every one of them. I find them, inspiring, encouraging and calming in a world that is spinning too fast! I so appreciate your time and effort to produce your podcast.
Thank you from Hungary from a socks knitter.
the deep breath of those birds flying over and the one that landed in your hand! thank you.
I am thankful for your podcast Nicole. I`ts always like a warm hug from a sister.
I am so thankful for you. It has been a hard year & I am grateful that there are wonderful podcasts like yours to get us through the day.
I really love the subtle colors in your work and that walk at the end is wonderfully soothing
Oh..You have been a joy to watch..from the very first podcast..I hope next year is a better one for you..and your health improves. I am very thankful for you. 🙂
Merci beaucoup Chère Nicole, d’être venue me tenir compagnie en cette semaine d’isolement forcé... avec tous ces beaux projets, je ne sais plus où donner de la tête, j’aurais envie de tout faire!! Prends bien soin de toi. Amitiés de Bordeaux
Dear Nicole, I’m so thankful for your wonderfully inspiring and soothing podcast. Thank you for sharing your walk with us - the geese were particularly beautiful. Sort of like knit-stitch😊. I was very inspired by every single project this episode and added many to my queue! Stay well!
Thankyou Nicole for that beautiful walk! I’m grateful for having your podcast. X
Thank you Nicole for another wonderful podcast of woolly escapism. My perfect afternoon is having your latest podcast on, my knitting, wood burner lit and cappuccino. Loved coming along with you on your walk too, the tree colours and nature are beautiful. With best wishes to you from 🏴🙏
Its been such an awful year - but knitting and my knitting podcasts, and maybe my vegan diet, have saved me. I appreciate you Nicole and the time you invest in making me feel connected.
Thanks, Nicole! I also feel blessed for having you here, sharing your beautiful projects and spreading good vibes all around 🍁🍂✨🧡🧶
Beautiful podcast as usual !
Thank you for taking us on such a beautiful nature walk......you have such a different landscape than here on the westcoast of B.C. and so many more reds and oranges but we do live in an amazing country. Enjoyed my first time on your channel
Thank you for sharing your life with us! Your podcasts are always wonderful and I love to see what you have created! You are a breath of fresh air during these uncertain times. Although I don't knit, I do love to crochet and would love to learn how to spin! Until next time! Peace and joy to you!
An episode so nice, I watched it twice!
Thanks for the lovely check-in, Nicole.
Laerke's designs are absolute treasures. I really enjoyed seeing your new sweater, and hearing about the fiber and your thoughts on the design. I was also so eager to hear about your shetland spinning! We are about to adopt a small flock of Shetlands, and I'm eager to start spinning their fiber already!
Stay well. Hope to hear from you again soon!
Bonjour Nicole, I try to learn speak English for forty years, maybe more(^^), and I would like so much to knit in English, many patterns are so beautiful in this language.. Tricolibri, a French knit youtubeuse speaks about you in his podcast as a possibity(for a French bad student) to understand , and here I am, and...I find a treasure this evening, when I heard you speak about yarn, or shepherd's tea..A very sweet discover, a moment delighted, time goes by fast when I a m in your univers. Thank you.
so thankful for YOU nicole! thank you so much for this wonderful episode, and for sharing your beautiful walk with us. the colours and wildlife took me to another place, even from my city flat. thank you xx
Learned this lovely song in my high school French class. Thank you for letting me hear it again!
Nicole, you sooth my soul. Thank you so much, and I love your singing at the beginning of your podcast xx
I live in the mountains of northwest Greece and the traditional tea you described is the main tea drunk here. But in this area it is called τσάι του βουνού, or mountain tea. It is easily gathered in the mountains and dried ready for winter. It is very healthy and with honey added is a local cold remedy. I love to drink a cup of it on a cold winter’s day.
Thank you for the info on the designers you mentioned. Simplicity of your projects is inspiring.
Thank you for your energy, passion and time. Your podcasts are such a treasure, very lucky having you willing to share your gifts.
Thank you, Nicole for your generosity in sharing your making life. I couldn't help myself from ordering some of the Lettlopi in that exact oatmeal shade when I saw your lovely project and was reminded that my best way to use it is also in a cardigan because of the neck sensitivity issue. The outdoor video coverage was such a lovely bonus!
Glad to have discovered your channel - I really enjoyed this video & will definitely be knitting that gorgeous jumper - it was great to have your experience knitting it documented as I'm not a hugely experienced knitter. I'll have to find something nice to spin for it, so it could be years before I have a finished garment lol ! I'm a drop spindler. . . . Great work. I'm off to watch another one.
There is so much to be grateful for this year, despite personal and public difficulties. Thank you for the reminder.
As soon as you lifted your jar of tea, my son and I said, “Oh, it’s vounou!”, which is the Greek common name for shepherd’s tea. We drink it regularly throughout the winter, and it’s great for the immune system. Thanks for mentioning your source. Our local market is occasionally out of stock.
Nicole we love you! I cannot wait for each episode.
Thank you Nicole for another beautiful podcast. I enjoyed walking along with you too! The video and music was simply gorgeous!
Just lovely.
Thank you for taking time out of your holiday weekend to record and share, Nicole. So lovely as ever. The footage at the end was a magical extra surprise gift. 🍁🍃🍂🐝 Lots of love. x
I know that tea also. :-) My mother was greek and we use to drink it very often. Every year when going to Greece, from Germany where we live, we would bring some back. My mom said, one must cook it on the stovetop with water for a while and then it will get a redish kind of colour, which you won`t get, if just pouring hot water over the leaves. :-) Nowadays I also drink/order cystus tea from Crete. It is known to fight viruses, even Epstein Barr, which causes lime desease. Very good tea, very effective against colds and as said: viruses. It grows in Crete and I order it from Amazon. :-) Love the sweater, love the fishbone pattern and also the colour and shape. Huggs from the Schurwald Forest, Germany.
Always nice to visit with you and as always everything you knit is beautiful
Another beautiful episode full of so much inspiration, thank you Nicole 😊
Oh, my! I have just discovered your beautiful podcast and am enjoying the episodes so much, thank you! It's wonderfully comforting and cosy. Sending much love to you from Scotland, Nicole.
Thank you for a very beautyfull episode. So much inspiration from you Nicole 😊🌸
Honestly, your aesthetic is just the best. Thank you for a lovely, calm and inspirational video. 😊
Thank you so much I love your song. It’s so carmine how your starting your podcast beautiful I always like everything you presents to us thank you
From the first second to the last second of your podcast, beautiful just beautiful
Thank you for getting back to me I totally understand.
Thank you for reminding us there is beauty even in things that have passed their prime. And that skein of geese took my breath away!
Thank you for another lovely podcast. I’m new to knitting (I taught myself two years ago, so I’m still learning). Your Yell cardigan is my goal in knitting, the colours are beautiful 💕💕
I love your podcast🧡. It makes me feel at peace and calm. So thank you 🧡
Just found your channel. The intro song brought me back to my childhood and teen years growing up in Haiti. Singing all these French children/lullaby songs. I used to sing them to my girls as babies. "Ainsi font, font font.." " j'AI perdu le Do de ma clarinet" were some of the favorites. Thank you for that.
Ah yes, we sang those songs too! Thank you for watching xo
Thank you so so much for all the kind words ♥️ Lovelovelove your version of the Bregne Sweater!
I haven’t watched knitting podcasts in a while but yours made me feel like getting started again!
Happy Thanksgiving. It is always good to see your gentle podcast. Thank you.
after a very trying day, your soothing podcast what was exact;y what I needed! thank you for sharing the lovely walk in the woods, it was perfect. Happy Thanksgiving .
Beautiful from start to finish, Nicole. Thank you for sharing. I watch from SW ontario, and it’s always a pleasure to hear about and see the nature of things further north.
I always love everything you knit. The walk at the end was lovely and the music was beautiful. Thank you.
This Fichu Bleu Shawl is so beautiful. I was looking for a shawl pattern for my sister as a gift. Now I know what to knit. Thank you. I have knitted a pattern from Laerke in summer. It was the Bellis Tee and I really love to wear it. Maybe I'll try this sweater too. It looks gorgeous. Best regards from Germany.
Thank you so much for another wonderful episode ♥♥♥
Hello Nicole...I stumbled on your podcasts yesterday and, I must confess, I have been binge-watching! You are such a gentle soul and I can relate to your thoughts and feelings...I have an autoimmune illness with fibromyalgia and, most days, I feel I need peace and quiet, something to give me joy, calmness, mindfulness, cups of lovely herbal tea, simple pleasures...I haven't been knitting for a few years now as I have arthritis in my neck and hands but I am so swayed by your love of knitting, particularly shawl-making that, I might tentatively have another go...the ending of this podcast was beautiful...if this is your backyard - how lucky...were those Canada geese coming over to the UK for the winter? 😍 So pleased to have discovered you...stay well...blessings to you. Linda
Beautiful sweater!!!
Love the sweater. Enjoy making a wearers that are loose fitting. Thank you for sharing. .
Beautiful episode. Wonderful to visit with you.
I love all of your podcasts, but the nature walk with you at the end of this one was so special. Thank you and happy Thanksgiving.