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The video says there is 46 minutes before I click on it but when I start watching, it cuts off at 10:21. Anyone else having this issue?

The yarn colors are gorgeous! Love learning about a wool I haven't yet tried. Very cute themed notions.

I absolutely love the contents of the October sock box, everything is delightful, thank you. I really like knowing more about the makers of the items too, and hope you continue to do this unboxing on video. You didn't tell us what you are wearing - it is such a cute vest and I'd love to know what the pattern is.

Hi from Branson, USA. Glad to see you this morning.

Really beautiful collection. I don’t wear hats but I can see myself in that beret!

I'm planning to make a second pair of the Forest Fruit colorwork socks by Sachiko Burgin at some point, so I can personally recommend those.

Loved this - it's like a return to the reason I started watching making podcasts to begin with, which was to get to know more about the Maker.

Hedgebind is calling to me as my first ever steeked garment project. Seeing the projects "off the page" is so compeling. Thank you for the time and effort to make these videos.

The cabled hat will be cast on as soon as I possibly can manage. It is stunning, and what a clever feature at the brim to make sure it's not too puffy!

So many gorgeous patterns! 😍

there are three patterns I really want to make--the peacock socks, the cabled sweater and the book cover sweater. I think the art nouveau theme is brilliant!

All those sweaters were so gorgeous, I think you just blocked out my entire cold season knitting plans with this issue!

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I really like what you said about running a value-based company. Also, the Frau Woellfchen fibers look so gorgeous! 😊

Stop it !! These fibers looks so good !!!

Ohhhhh! Hanna Lisa!! All that fiber is absolutely delicioso! I hope one day in the near future I will come upon my very own spinning wheel.... Thank you for your lovely episode! Kisses from Spain!! See u soon

Regarding the swift: I just started learning how to spin as well. And I have a simple, Amish style swift from Chiaogoo that works really well for creating a skein after I've plied the yarn.

I’m so excited for the fibre update! I’ve spun with Appledore before and it was so nice to spin. I can’t wait to try out some new fibre 🥰 also, beautiful finished summery tops!

How much will the Pernille cost?

Beginning spinner here in Portugal - some carded fibre would be lovely, am trying to learn long draw!

Palm Oasis was/is my favorite to cast on. i just love how the lace yoke was done, the cables add to it & the sleeve & hem edging makes it all beautiful.

Botanic Shawl by Westknits was written for Zauberball Crazy and shows of the colour changes beautifully

My favourite is the Welana cardigan!! The Seafoam socks are also are gorgeous and clever design!

All the patterns are stunning! Such a great theme. At first I would cast on the Holdfast hat, I already ordered Holst from your shop. The second piece could be Circe or Welanna ❤ love both of them. Can we talk about this gorgeous sea glass buttons! Is it possible that you can stock them in your shop? Or give a hint where to buy them?

I have to say, seeing the samples displayed on video makes a difference 🤩 I'm always ready to cast on socks which pair to choose... I also adore the shawl made out of Opus, what a fun construction!!! Lastly, what better chance to try out Rejeans than this cool shirt? Can't wait, but I still have to cast something on from issue 10--so many great patterns and so little time 🤓

I loved knitting twisted vines, the cables are truly special. Right now I am close to finishing Flowers and Fields (only three more 'buds' before the braid) and I have two sweaters and two pairs of socks on the needles 🥸😶‍🌫😇 Now you have me contemplating Nightshift and Cinnabar....I think I might need help 🤪

Your Twisted Vines is looking great!! And I got a wheel for Christmas, too. Learning curve but limited time. Sending ❤ from NY.

Wow, very nice and wearable samples. Difficult decesion which one will come up to my needles. Thanks for introducing.

Also, I really like that a couple used recycled yarn!

I love the ocean island theme! I think the colorwork hat, the first scarf you showed and the tee at the end. But, honestly, I really liked everything and want to make them all.

Thanks for showing all the samples. They all look so wonderful and it is going to be so hard to choose one to knit!

the Making Waves jumper in Gilliatt looks very very comfy, and I know and love that yarn ! But I love all the samples

Hello Hannah LIsa, could you please tell the name of the book you mentioned in the podcast? Thank you so much Nicole.

I LOVE your first spun yarn, Hannah Lisa! My first wheel was a Louet S70. Louet wheels are great! There are lots of RUclips videos that will help you in your spinning progress. Check out Alanna Wilcox. She is a master spinner. I've taken in person classes with her and classes on line. My favorite spinning fiber sources are INTO THE WHIRLED and BATTENKILL FIBERS. For yarn and fiber I love FEEDERBROOK FARM. Happy Spinning! 😊

Happy New Year Haven’t gone down that rabbit hole of spinning yet. Can’t wait to hear about your journey. Loved the music today. Ooh I ordered some yarn can’t wait to get it Enjoy spinning

Another beautiful podcast ! Absolutely adore all the things that I've bought on your shop, the candles are amazing. Thank you so much !

I’m located on Whidbey and it’s so fun to see some of our local wool! I hope you have a lovely holiday and stay cozy!

Have a great december Hanna Lisa, family and team at Making Stories. I am still enjoying the winter box presents ;-) 💚

Studio Tour sounds lovely

Wow! So many wonderful options! I am intrigued by the Spanish yarn and yarn with a percentage recycled wool. I love the color work sweaters but am a little intimidated as I have never done it. I also loved the Bavarian inspired socks and Brackendale sweater. 😍

Tour, yes please. The sole/gusset construction looks interesting on those socks. And the cables! I love your caribou crossing swatch. Looks like a fun colorwork, then again I like all of the petite knitters patterns. I just need to knit one now. 😁 I also recently discovered Teti knits, she’s originally from Ukraine I believe. Love her patterns even when she uses teeny, tiny needles. Currently knitting my favorite things knitwear, sweater no. 26 with peacefleece yarn. This yarn is ✨🥰!

I would love a studio tour!

Hello, yes it would be very interesting to see your work space ! I am currently knitting the Riddari for my husband and testing a beautiful pattern for De Rerum Natura in Cyrano, which is with Gilliatt my favorite yarn. Thank you for this nice episode 🧡🧡🧡

Another great episode & I do love your Theophrastus. I've been debating if I can pull off wearing the ruffles, but I love your colors. Your update studio space looks wonderful, and please give us a tour! I'm deep into gift knitting and currently making a Falmouth Harbour Hat while watching Making Stories. I'm itching to cast on my Old Love kit as soon as gift knitting is done.

Great episode Like the space and yes your tour of space would be nice. Presently finishing up stratified sweater pattern by tif nielan. I may cast on the socks you showed. Will see the shop on 11-15 thanks good glad your cold resolved

Hello Hannalisa, I think your requirements for/of testknitters are very clearly communicated. I am on the email list and have not applied yet because I always had too much else going on to commit, and I knew that because you made everything very clear in terms of timelines etc. I agree with other commenters that it would be nice to share a space to chat with other testers. I don't care when the podcast schedule is not consistent, I would much rather you film when you do have the energy and inspiration for it. Thank you for filming, for researching production processes, sust. companies and everything else you do! 💚💚💚

Hello, thank you for this nice and chatty podcast. Love to hear you, and see all the beautiful things you knit and you have in your shop. I think you make your podcast when you can and when you have things to share. It's important that you have fun too !

KALs are more fun when the participants can communicate with each other in meaningful ways (same with test knits) my favourite KALs and test knits occur in Ravelry forums, or platforms like Discord and Slack. I’ve participated in a couple of your test knits on Google documents, and while I appreciated the moderator’s input, and the finished item, it felt isolated and impersonal. I also agree that it would be great to receive a pdf of the final pattern for the item test knit. PS I test knit recently for Claire (Flossiknits) and the test knit was on Google Docs, but she also set up a chat on Discord that she only dropped in on very occasionally. I think that worked really well, from my perspective as a test knitter.

Long comment incoming! 1) Glad to hear you're getting the schoppel sock yarn back! I missed out last time and would rather order from you than somewhere else! 2) Re: KAL, I find it difficult on instagram nowadays since they nerfed hashtags - I no longer see posts from hashtags I'm subscribed to and if I click on them it only shows "top" posts instead of newest/all like it used to, so it's all kind of nebulous/lost. 3) Re: test knits, I'm surprised so many are dropping out, I find you give a lot of info upfront about how you run it. I test knit for issue 10 (maybe that's why I didn't get chosen for issue 11?) and didn't have a problem, though tbh I did miss the community aspect from other test knits. Maybe having a space that is purely for chat/sharing progress pics etc and explicitly *not* for any feedback or problems with the pattern, so that Jess and Jen don't have to stay on top of it or try to spot feedback amidst the chatter. 4) mystery bags 👀 5) suuuuuper useful to see the holst colours here! I was having trouble making out the colours from the photos - you photographed them well I think but seeing them in a wider context and with your description really helps, eg. many of the darker colours I couldn't tell if some were more blue/green/grey, or like if the reds were more or less pink or bright, I guess because like you said they are deep/complex/heathered colours. I had been looking at them in ravelry projects and that didn't help much, the same colour would look so different (like venetian sometimes looked really knallrot and sometimes darker and sometimes magenta??). Anyway I think I'm def going to hit you up for some combo pics! 6) Personally I do prefer these videos to be on a regular schedule!

Schedule wise 3-4 weeks corresponding with a shop update works great!