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How lovely to show us around your home. Yes, it is homely, not show house. Warm and welcoming.

I'm new to your channel, Jane. I must be nosey as well, because I thoroughly enjoyed the tour of your beautiful home. Thank you for sharing it.

Lovely. Beautiful features, and super sentiment. Thanks for posting. 👍👍👍

I have so many half done quilts in boxes because they were tidied away for company….

That huge garden blanket is amazing!

Thank you, very thought provoking! I wanted to run dog kennels for some reason, and used to draw picture after picture of what it would look like. I have never done that, and certainly would not want to now, but I have loved and enjoyed dogs all my adult life.

As I get older my knitting & spinning projects become smaller and more doable increasing the likelihood that I will finish them. I love making pocket dolls, gnomes, hats & mittens. But that’s only part of the stash, as I love watercolor, botanical dyeing, creating my own line of yarn, clay, embroidery and so much more! It’s a good problem to have❣️ You are a joy, Jane❣️💄🧶🌼🌸🦋🌱🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

I’d swap my WIP’s for yours any day. Do luv the last 2, especially the blanket but my “don’t buy any more yarn” rule is still in place. Mostly project bags with yarn and pattern but a box full of embroidery kits also ready to go, mostly Nicki franklin and M.R.S. Embroidery then a needlepoint rug I started 30 years ago, 11 of 12 blocks finished but then there’s the border!! I am feeling guilty and hope I finish it all b4 I croak 😫 but you are inspiring me to get cracking’ yet once again! Can’t wait to see the blanket finished 💜

Your cardigan colours just sing and are so beautiful and I love your blanket. You should always have at least one mistake in your project, the saying goes:"only Allah is perfect". 4 Wip's is really not a lot and your waist coat is going to be stunning I am sure, the yarn and colours look wonderful. I am still looking for the perfect something to knit with my first natural dyed wool and hope to find it soon as I am really itching to get started. Have a lovely weekend xx

So much to love in your gorgeous home ❤

As an active 70 year old, I live my life the way I want with my family. I am not a morning person, and a slow breakfast, coffee and enjoying my garden first thing is what I enjoy most. I like to ease my way into the day. I found this video very refreshing and honest, thanks for that. What a lovely bright light you are to listen too.

What a lovely home! Full of wonderful details! Hi from Argentina! 🥰🇦🇷💐

I think I have a slow routine but I do get up at 5.30 and have a quick shower and then go for a 45 minute walk to appreciate the early morning peace and quiet and look at nature. I feel much better for it when I get home and ready for a healthy breakfast xx

I kind of went crazy with projects after I retired. I crochet, quilt, slow stitch and make garments. After getting overwhelmed and finishing off a bunch and getting back on track I set parameters for myself. I have eight flat plastic baskets that stack up and each project goes in one, so I can't start more. I tape a card to each with info and the date and I can see when things have lingered too long. I keep a variety of hard to easy projects. Projects bags did not work for me, the yarn got all tangled and then I don't want to mess with it. When I have empty baskets they are also nice for organizing and accumulating for a new project. If all eight baskets are full I restack them so the oldest is on top and try to knock those off. This was a very good video.

Hiya beautiful lady, I’m knitting an aquarium sea type scape pram blanket for my big daughter who is expecting her first baby in four weeks. I started it in June but with the warmer weather it felt really difficult to knit with super wash wool. I finished the background two days ago and started on knitting the details directly on the knitting. So now it’s smaller I will just go with it and knit the fish etc. lovely video, happy Friday ❤️☀️❤️

Another lovely video Jane - thank you. I also have the Glorious Knitting book and although I haven't made anything out of it, I sometimes have a flick through as I love Kaffe's designs. I also have a few of his tapestry books and I've made a couple of cushions from the patterns included in the books - they were a joy to complete. Looking at your WIPs has reminded me of a cabled knitted cushion cover I put away half finished - I'm going to get that out today and start working on it. I'm looking forward to seeing the silk waistcoat as it's such an unusual design and the yarn colours you've chosen are gorgeous x.

I do like the 'out of sight, out of mind' theory for when items are put into a cupboard! Your projects will all look glorious when they're finished. I think we can all empathise with unfinished to-do's - I've recently got two new sewing projects on the go & have picked up one unfinished from a selection I have that I fancied doing, so given myself choice & hopefully that will mean I will feel inspired to complete them!

Really enjoyed this glimpse into your lovely home. I love the dresser in porch filled with things you love. It is such gesture of welcome to all who come in.

Lurve that vest very much looking forward to seeing it. Thanks ❤

Absolutely delightful, so glad that I found your channel! After raising children, keeping house (many houses…) and running a part time business, I’m ready to commit to myself. Thank you Jane for your inspiration and encouragement for the middle to older age women.💐

I loved this! Agreed with everything you said! Watching from Adelaide, South Australia. The apothecary drawers were everything!

So refreshing to sit with you and hear your honesty. I love your sense of style & especially the dahlias! My morning routine is to 1. Drink 1/2 lemon juiced in a cup of water with 1/4 tsn of bicarb soda (refreshing). Do 15 mins of wakeup yoga stretching. Make a coffee & sit to listen to Lectio 365 Bible devotion app. Then pray. I have hashimotos thyroiditis, so can relate somewhat to your comments about chronic illness too. xo

Oh Jane, I have a ridiculous number of knitting projects on the go!! I don’t know why I don’t finish things before I cast something else on!! My Mum used to do lots of knitting when I was small and she says she would always finish the one thing she was knitting before she moved onto the next. I do wish I was more like her because I can feel terrible guilt and overwhelm when I find another unfinished thing in the cupboard. And knitting isn’t my only vice hahaha because I spin, weave, sew, garden…..😳😳 I adore your blanket, the colours are wonderful. Lucky husband. Have a wonderful time in Croatia. My eldest son and girlfriend are off there in a couple of weeks too.x

Great to see your works in progress today. It has galvanised me to finish my WIPs so I can start any one of the projects you shared with us today 😄

I just love this video, Jane and its galvanized me into action! I have hauled out my couple of unfinished knitting projects and I'm determined to finish them. Thank you x

I have multiple half finished projects. And yesterday I decided to have a creative day. It feels that it was much needed and I really enjoyed myself. I need to try and have a day to myself every week, rather than using ally time tidying and sorting (and never winning - it's those half finished projects I'm reluctant to put away).

Personally , l like to have several projects on the go but l do finish things as l would feel very frustrated if l didn’t complete projects….Just the way l create….

Jane, not only do we have the Heirloom Quilt cardi and a love of Glorious Knitting in common, but I also have the blouse that you are wearing; one of my favourites. Thanks for the mention, I really appreciate it. I’m very much looking forward to seeing the silk waistcoat finished and on; think it will be wonderful xxxx

Thank you for another lovely honest video. Would love to see your projects as and when you complete them 😊

5 seconds in of watching, and I subscribed! You are lovely and adorable. ♥️ Look forward to watching more of your videos.

1 minute into the video and I already like your personality!

I love all the stories and collections. The Liberty dresser is a knockout! More more more please

Yes for slow mornings! Fortunately I do not have a chronic illness but I work part time, and on my non work days my routine is incredibly slow, unlike my work days, which always stress me out because it feels like rush rush rush….slow mornings are good for the soul.

Watching from Iowa usa lots of quilters here……..loving your videos.

Thank you Jane, I also have a chronic illness 🤗

Lovely to hear the word ‘sitouterie’ again. My Scottish grandparents used it and when I refer to a sitouterie my southern friends think that I made it up 😂

Simply gorgeous Jane,well done!! 🌻

Lovely video thank you...Funnily I was at The Lake at the weekend with friends at Nick Nairns' Place..I haven't visited the Island for many years but your video has inspired me to go...I also live locally but like you don't tend to go to touristy places...We live in such a beautiful area we should get out and about more....LOL...😊

For whatever algorithm led me to your channel, I’m grateful! What a wonderful, honest video, thank you Jane!

I really enjoyed your video. I do appreciate your attitude toward things that have been broken. I also feel they are still useful and beautiful and deserve a place in our lives, hearts and shelves to repurpose. Thank you for the tour. I too repurpose and gather things to make my home my own.

What a lovely home! ❤❤

You're lovely! I just discovered your channel. Hello my fellow 55 year old. :) I am getting more into being an artist and have my own RUclips channel @lindawilsonart just started. :)

Absolutely loved your house. And I agree, a house is a place for joy and life and doesn't need to be all tidy and precious. Thank you for sharing such an intimate corner of yourself.

I’m so glad your channel showed up on my RUclips page! Love you home, it’s so welcoming and cozy. Also love you furniture, especially the cabinet in the porch area and the pharmacy cabinet in the big room.❤

Love it*! The windows are wonderful, and the use of signs as art. Proves not every fabulous house is a big house.

Thank you very interesting I’m very new to your podcast enjoy it thank you 🙏

I did enjoy your home. Love your haircut, beautiful dress, lifestyle with personality.

Please can you list that glue - I’d love to use something like that rather than a glue stick Thank you

Thank you for this. I have settled into a slow routine in the mornings recently. I often wake in the wee hours due to my chronic condition, but have found that simply settling in my reclining chair after a few gentle stretches really helps. I’ll have a flask of hot water that so that I can refresh my favourite mug and will either look at the lightening sky (my chair is in a conservatory) or listen to an audio book. So grateful for the library service using BorrowBox so no cost involved. When i eventually do get up and washed and dressed, I can feel almost human again. Take care

Hi Jane, your patchwork quilts are truly beautiful. Your mums patchwork would maker a nice wall hanging of memories. I am in awe of all the hard work that goes into making them. I too was always one of the last to be picked for hockey matches in school 😥. I would spend the match running up and down the wing barely getting to touch the ball! Glad to be past that stage in life. Take care and have a lovely week. xx