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I just got into spinning yarn and this was so helpful to see what to look for in a spindle! I've just been using a DIY, CD-on-a-stick situation haha 😂

11:55 that would be really cute if you single crochet around the neck and front and do little loops-buttonholes and put a bunch of tiny green-pearly buttons 😙👌(it already looks cute, just a suggestion) 💗💗💗 with love from Greece 💞

Watching you trying to force yourself to do something is how I feel trying to finish something. For some reason, when I put a timeline on myself, I will find 9375850 other things to do. 😂😂 I love the two tone on your sweater, it’s beautiful.

I feel you. When I start learning how to crochet, I did some stuff just because the process of making it seem interesting, I ended up never using them and had to unravel a lot of stuff.🤦‍♀ When I got to knit, I started to think more about if it would fit my style and the weather where I live. PS: I feel like it is common that the girls who like to knit, sew (or similar handcraft/diy work) have green as a favorite or one of our favorite colors. I love that.

Everything looks so beautiful!! It was so lovely to follow along and see you be so emotional and excited for your niece! ❤

Loved the video! The jacket is so cute and the embroidery gives it a special touch, I hope the baby wore it allot 😊❤ Recently I have learned icord in knitting not done after the piece is done ✅ and I love it

Girl what are you wearing ? A traditional clothing of some kind? You look great

Wow the journey to find the right colours for the sweater is so interesting, I have just seen the finished sweater and I can say: it was all worth it!

Unraveling projects is so much fun for me too, and I also like the challenge to unravel store-bought sweaters that no longer fit me and then I wash the yarn and knit or crochet with it, most recently I crocheted a Chevron blanket of 2 kg with mostly reclaimed yarns

So so cute, your niece is lucky to have such a talented aunt, especially if you do it first time

Really cool! On RUclips i see more and more creators spinning their own yarn which is mind blowing to me! i was watching my mom spinning and it looked so hard (probably because the local sheeps have veey rought fleece)now everyone makes it look so easy and fun 😅

For all historical knitting including corsets I watch Retro Claude's channel

I've been wanting to buy a ball winder and swift but yarn in Eastern Europe is sold in skein form so it looks like fun but unnecessary for me 😅

Such pretty colours I can't wait to see what you made from them :) I only know Performance yarn from Bulgaria especially the sock yarns

I can't wait to see how you reclaim the yarn and spinning it

I love these kinds of experiments! And I think it was worth it because that sweater is so fine and it fits you wonderfully 🎉

Ah that sweater is on my queue but I haven't been in the mood to work out the sailor collar. The green is so beautiful! Great job on it, it's so cute. I think I'm slowly working through fabel knitwears patterns, I have made so many 😂

Chech out Emily Kate Made This you tube podcast. She loves vintage too and knits a lot of it.

Beautiful girl ❤

Beautiful girl ❤

This is the first video of yours that I have ever seen. You are quite amusing, I enjoy your sense of humour, and the sweater is gorgeous!! Also, I thought I was the only one that would randomly put on my sleeves after I finish them to just enjoy the thrill of being done with them! 😅

I thought the dye line was intentional! Looks nice, I think!

The dress is beautiful. Thank you for making effort of filming this on the windy day too 😍

this is gorgeous. i’m honestly shivering looking at that tho lol!

I haven't seen anyone post something truly meaningful to their heart for ages - it's beautiful 💕

What a lovely wheel! What kind of wheel is it?

What a lovely chatty double drive wheel, it could have great conversations with mine. I found when I made the cycling sweater that sport weight was in the end too thick to make it fit me; and I had to go for laceweight in the end (18 WPI instead of the recommended 12). Of course this was only evident after I finished the entire sweater...

So cool

I thought it’s Filipino, “reusing waste yarn”

What brand of wheel is that?

Figuring out how to match gauge and grist of a previous spin isn’t easy… but it looks like you did it! 😊

Your videos are so lovely ☺️🤗

You got very pretty colours 🤍🤎💙 I ordered a few of that 100% bamboo too yesterday in tan, creamy beige colours and blues... bamboo is supposed to be very soft normally, so I am hoping that it will soften up after washing as well the garments. Did you work with it and tried washing after did it soften up? 😊 I also got their Venera yarns to try out :)

but i rreally love tha thing that u made mango or manga

I love your videos! Greetings from the South of Germany ☺️🏞️☀️🌨️

G'day from Australia, Elzi. your projects are lovely. I like your choice of colours . I also enjoy vintage patterns and vintage inspired patterns. I will be interested to see how the Olive Oyl Jumper turns out, that is such an unusual sleeve design. A lot of the people I watch use mostly neutrals - bluey grey and brown - it is a nice change to see someone using colour. The baby set is very nice and I do like the addition of the embroidery. I have been knitting 60 years, and I think you are doing very well.

Thank you Kate, that was my inspiration, I have started getting more into Tyrollean inspired clothings ❤thank you for the lovely comment

Love your cute outfit. It reminds me of the traditional outfits of people in the Alps. Lovely.

Nice first podcast; your baby set is so cute. I guess the good thing about knitting for babies is you can complete it very quickly. I have heard that to make frogging mohair easier, pop in the freezer for about 30 minutes. This helps reduce the stickiness which I also think will minimize the fluff. Good to see the pandemic mask is useful in other ways. By the way, I think Olive Oyl was in reference to the character from Popeye, the cartoon.😉

Love this!

Ahh that's so cool. I don't have enough patience for crotchet nor knitting, props to you