I've missed you, Marce! SO glad to see you and hear your voice!! Thanks for sharing another lovely visit with us all. You affirm the creative in all of us!
What a fun episode!! Great information from you and Jess. I love the discovery that “green” is different in different places! Just don’t judge Michigan’s green from a visit in January! Lol!
Happy Birthday! Love that cable pattern! I did not know about woolen pillow forms. I’ll definitely look up! Good to see you & Jess in the backyard, knitting w a cuppa! Thanks for sharing all of the good wool/yarn things… I can never have enough of knitting/community! 😊 Thanks for more ideas, places to visit (pillow forms !!!), and a lovely chat!
"It's podcast day. It's podcast day." Those words always make me so happy. I loved this episode, and Jess is lovely. Thank you for sharing your Boneyard shawl, as this will now be my NYE cast-on. Another beautiful episode, Marcelyn.
Thanks for sharing your making, projects and collaborations! It's always great to see the small, medium and big things the fiber community is up to. Making is the best! 🧶
Hey Marce, this is my first time ever watching your podcast. I have to say that as someone new to knitting, I learned so much about different types of wool and what they can be used for. I was starting to get worried that this new venture might take over my life. But thanks for the encouragement to try to be intentional but not get too stuck on it. I feel like a whole new world opened up for me getting into knitting and honestly it was so intimidating. But having people like you, Jess, and Denise makes it feel more manageable. So thank you so much!! I can't wait to see your future podcasts, but until then, I'm about ti binge your old ones. 😂 I hope you enjoy the rest of your week, thanks again. And thanks for the tea tip 😅, the ones yall were drinking sounded lovely. I can't wait to try them.
Hey Marce! Happy returns to you, and thank you and thanks to Jess for connecting all the different makers for this kit and filling it with love and joy. Happy knitting!
I’m so glad that today was podcast day. I enjoyed seeing the two of you enjoy being together. What a time to treasure-being in the company of those we love! I'll be twinning you, Marce, with both shawl and socks once I can return to knitting. Meanwhile thanks for sharing your making and dyeing and magic. harpingJanet
Hello Marce and Jess! This was such a lovely episode! So great to see you again. I was spinning, and then knitting, along with you both. I didn’t realize Jess’s mill was located on the west coast (where I am); it’s something I will be checking out. I love your Boneyard Shawl - the colors are beautiful, and ones I tend to gravitate to when I’m looking at fibers for spinning. I have knit at least two shawls using that pattern. Also, I really appreciate the themes of collaboration and intentionality throughout this episode. Intentionality in my making is a practice I have developed over the last couple of years. The reveal of the slipcover was amazingly beautiful. I’m down for the giveaway! Thank you!
It's been lovely to just sit in the middle of a busy work day with my gift knit on my needles and sit and listen to you both. You always provide so much inspiration to me in so many different ways so thank you for continuing to share.
I do love supporting local farmers and all the Woolley goodness. I also am happy to just stare at my yarn rather than worry about fray special project. Love your videos thank you
Soo lovely to see you again and listen to that warm friendly voice! I like that "we dye like we cook" as that is exactly me, but I am bad at keeping a dye diary so I can repeat a colour hmmm, work in progress lol I am more a sewist than a knitter but this last winter knitted 3 jerseys in between my sewing as I felt I needed to work through my stash and ripped an older jersey I do not wear because the pattern is very unflattering for me and then re-knitted it into a jersey I love! The one jersey was a top-down, no seams one and I loved it as it was my first top-down. As for fabric, well, I see something I think will make something nice...later so am also working through my fabric stash as well. I am turning more towards natural fibres I want to natural dye so that is a new adventure. If I see linen or raw cotton etc on sale, I just buy at least 5-10 m , wash and scour and keep ready for dyeing. I love bamboo needles. What I love about dye is it gives and old garment new life. My daughter pinched some of my youth jerseys and one was a mix of cotton and silk a natural pale off white. So she asked me if I would be ok if she dyed it and I said of course and she dyed it a purple colour and it is gorgeous as the silk and cotton picked up the dye differently and it is a totally new jersey, it does not look it's age, over 40 years old!!
I’m so enjoying watching you knit down there in the warm, temperature up here is true sweater weather. Snow last week, fire in the fireplace and cozy days of knitting.
Hello Marcia, it’s my birthday weekend too! I knew we had a lot in common x I absolutely loved this episode! All my favourite things from hand spun to natural dyeing. I also support small businesses when ever possible, I think this wonderful wooly community feel the same! Lovely to see you again and take care and, of course, a very happy birthday xx
Beautiful earthy podcast, luv it! Thanks for the yarn, pattern, color inspiration, and I so appreciate a set of good bamboo needles. You and Jess are 'literally' twins, look alike, sound alike, complete each other's thoughts 😅....enjoyed you both.
Hello wonderful Marce and special guest Jess ❤ This was just the best episode, so many good thoughts and things you've shared! Much love and respect to you very dear "wool friends". The world is a better place with you in it ❤
What a lovely episode! I love BrownBerry podcast days! Happy belated birthday! It was nice to meet Jess on the podcast - I can see why you two are such good friends. Thank you for sharing the thoughtful conversation with us! I've been thinking of dabbling in natural yarn dying - I think I have to now!
Always lovely to see you pop up in my youtube feed! I really enjoyed this conversation and connected with the balancing of deliberate choices and just letting things happen, it is a delicate balance that can make our handwork more satisfying and meaningful.
So nice to spend time with you on the RUclips today! I'm in Virginia for the Winter, spending time with family here, away from the very damp winter of the west coast of Ireland! It's not Florida warm here in Williamsburg, but there have been several days in the 60s - Irish summer weather! Love the new colour of the jumper 🧡
So many comments! That’s a Stephen West?????? I love hearing about other mills and am of course familiar with Skagit Woolens. I also love bamboo Ciaogoos but just changed to metal because I’m re~knitting the Pressed Flowers cardigan in 2 sizes bigger so I’d like it to go faster! The main color is Anne’s Vintage #8 and I love it.
Really enjoying your podcast, especially giving us permission to make for the sake of making, as I sit knitting for charity. I just love the act of making.
My whole life has been in the Ohio River Valley area; my husband is a Florida native. Florida green is overwhelming 😀. My son is stationed at Fort Bliss. On our first trip to El Paso, TX to visit his family, the lack of green was what stood out.
Thank you for interesting and informative show. I’m so inspired to try some natural dying. Thank you for the work it takes to put the podcasts together. I always look forward to watching them !Laurie
Hi Marce and Jess. Happy belated birthday Marce, I suspect that you had an awesome time and thank you so much for sharing. I love playing with wool. I have recently been learning to spin but not with much luck so far. I am going to keep trying though. I bought some hand spun from an Instagram friend. I am wanting to make an inclinations shawl by the designer Andrea Mowry. I will use one skein of handspun with a skein of Malabrigo Arroyo. At the moment I am knitting a Classic cardigan by tin can knits for my local hospital. My eldest daughter was born six weeks premature and I was gifted hand knit items from them. I want to pay it back and pay it forward too. I really enjoyed hearing about your natural dyeing and your wonderful projects. I have plans to try dyeing some DK yarn with Avocado pits. Any tips?
Hi Marce. Dawn is such an amazing designer. I've knitted her Cottage Hat for my bestie and knitted myself some socks (the pattern name escaping me right now). Her Siki shawl is high on my "to make" list. Anyway, Chiaogoo interchangeables or fixed for sock knitting are my faves. When switching to DPNs for the gusset, it's Addi aluminium as they're very light weight. Hi again. Update. Watching this video is more than prize enough songood luck to everyone else x
Hiiii! Thanks Ian for being here, and I love hearing about your project choices and needle love (also a fan of the aluminum Addis 🙋🏾♀️). I will need to revisit more of Dawn’s patterns. Thanks!
so enjoyed this episode. I have missed you by the fire. my early watches of you were the fires and it is one of the things that drew me in. that and your sonorous voice and welcoming spirit.
Your podcast is always so calming for me. Thank you. I am located just north of Skagit County in Whatcom County. I have already been checking out the beautiful yarn on the woolen mill's Website. I love gifting my friends knits they see me wearing--I can always make another one!
Happy for another Podcast Day :) After trying metal or even carbon needles, I always find myself reaching for my wooden needles as well. My hands seem to like them more and I'm also happy to keep using them.
I got to work with north country cheviot sheep in Scotland many many moons ago. I love the community part of the conversation today. Thank you for this!! ❤
@@heyBrownBerry yes. I didn’t understand at the time why more people didn’t have them. Continentals (texal, charolais, etc) we’re just becoming popular.
I just made up some natural dyes. Had a bunch of avocado skins and pits. As well as a huge bag of onion skins. I didn’t have any to dye right then but just cooked them all down and have the chilling in my fridge until I’m ready to use them. 😁
I usually use circular metal needles. But when using DPNs I like wooden ones because they do grip the yarn just enough to keep the yarn from sliding off. Especially when doing gloves or other small projects they are nice to have.
It's so good to see you! That was a gorgeous overdye reveal at the end. I've been toying with the idea of overdyeing some of my older faded or stained clothes and this is really nudging me into maybe taking steps to prepare for that. 💚💚
I so enjoy your podcasts. I live in New England, and enjoy knitting for the cold weather. I would love to win the pillow kit, although just watching you brings me joy.
I definitely prefer metal needles, but in the last few years have been drawn to karbonz, which have the benefit of a metal tip, but the main part of the needle is carbon fiber, which is incredibly light. Some people are bothered by the tip join, but I am not one of them.
Hi Marceline! I just watched your future video! Darn I missed out on such a beautiful giveaway! How did I miss this video? Too many Vlogmas videos! So happy to see you. 💙
Hello Marce, I prefer my wooden needles of knit pro, some bamboo DPNs, I think addi, and carbonz, also knit pro, I think. Metal and plastic is not for me, although I still have some as back up. Thank you for this wonderful conversation, loved to follow. Happy knitting, Uschi
@@heyBrownBerry by the way. The giveaway ist gorgeous, but since I am in Germany and the postal costs are exploding, please do not take me into it. Have a good time, Uschi
Great to spend time watching you and friend today. Wow what a wonderful giveaway package that’s, I will be extremely happy and grateful should I get to be the winner. Good luck to everyone! Hope you have a wonderful birthday full of joy and many blessings!
Hi Marce, amazing episode and always am in awe of the maker tips you share to promote our mentsl health im in camada so not sure im eligible but thanks for this lovely giveaway ❤❤😊
Thanks for the podcast. It’s always a joy when I see a video from you in my feed.
I've missed you, Marce! SO glad to see you and hear your voice!! Thanks for sharing another lovely visit with us all. You affirm the creative in all of us!
What a fun episode!! Great information from you and Jess. I love the discovery that “green” is different in different places! Just don’t judge Michigan’s green from a visit in January! Lol!
Happy Birthday!
Love that cable pattern! I did not know about woolen pillow forms. I’ll definitely look up! Good to see you & Jess in the backyard, knitting w a cuppa! Thanks for sharing all of the good wool/yarn things… I can never have enough of knitting/community! 😊
Thanks for more ideas, places to visit (pillow forms !!!), and a lovely chat!
Sometimes I forget how much I miss someone till I see them again. So glad to see that it was another Podcast Day. That made MY day 😊
Welcome in! Thanks for coming by to visit.
I always feel like I’m sitting with a friend knitting when I watch your video. Thank you for sending us all the warmth of being included .
"It's podcast day. It's podcast day." Those words always make me so happy. I loved this episode, and Jess is lovely. Thank you for sharing your Boneyard shawl, as this will now be my NYE cast-on. Another beautiful episode, Marcelyn.
Thanks for sharing your making, projects and collaborations! It's always great to see the small, medium and big things the fiber community is up to.
Making is the best! 🧶
You are so welcome!
Hey Marce, this is my first time ever watching your podcast. I have to say that as someone new to knitting, I learned so much about different types of wool and what they can be used for. I was starting to get worried that this new venture might take over my life. But thanks for the encouragement to try to be intentional but not get too stuck on it. I feel like a whole new world opened up for me getting into knitting and honestly it was so intimidating. But having people like you, Jess, and Denise makes it feel more manageable. So thank you so much!! I can't wait to see your future podcasts, but until then, I'm about ti binge your old ones. 😂 I hope you enjoy the rest of your week, thanks again. And thanks for the tea tip 😅, the ones yall were drinking sounded lovely. I can't wait to try them.
Welcome welcome! I am happy to have you here, and welcome to the world of knitting. Yes, definitely be gentle with yourself as you go 🤗
@@heyBrownBerry I will try 😅, thank you. 🩷
Hey Marce! Happy returns to you, and thank you and thanks to Jess for connecting all the different makers for this kit and filling it with love and joy. Happy knitting!
Hiii! This is such a gorgeous design, and I am thrilled to be involved in any way. You are a gifted designer and great human. ❤
I’m so glad that today was podcast day. I enjoyed seeing the two of you enjoy being together. What a time to treasure-being in the company of those we love! I'll be twinning you, Marce, with both shawl and socks once I can return to knitting. Meanwhile thanks for sharing your making and dyeing and magic. harpingJanet
Thinking of you as you heal up and I love being your project twin. Many hugs, dear Janet
Hey Marce! Nice to see your face again. Thanks for introducing the things that bring you joy.
Hey, thanks! Glad to have you along.
Hello Marce and Jess! This was such a lovely episode! So great to see you again. I was spinning, and then knitting, along with you both. I didn’t realize Jess’s mill was located on the west coast (where I am); it’s something I will be checking out. I love your Boneyard Shawl - the colors are beautiful, and ones I tend to gravitate to when I’m looking at fibers for spinning. I have knit at least two shawls using that pattern. Also, I really appreciate the themes of collaboration and intentionality throughout this episode. Intentionality in my making is a practice I have developed over the last couple of years. The reveal of the slipcover was amazingly beautiful. I’m down for the giveaway! Thank you!
It's been lovely to just sit in the middle of a busy work day with my gift knit on my needles and sit and listen to you both. You always provide so much inspiration to me in so many different ways so thank you for continuing to share.
That pillow filled with yarn sounds wonderful
I do love supporting local farmers and all the Woolley goodness. I also am happy to just stare at my yarn rather than worry about fray special project. Love your videos thank you
Hi 🙋🏾♀️ I am with you. We have so many stages of making and materials to enjoy.
Soo lovely to see you again and listen to that warm friendly voice! I like that "we dye like we cook" as that is exactly me, but I am bad at keeping a dye diary so I can repeat a colour hmmm, work in progress lol I am more a sewist than a knitter but this last winter knitted 3 jerseys in between my sewing as I felt I needed to work through my stash and ripped an older jersey I do not wear because the pattern is very unflattering for me and then re-knitted it into a jersey I love! The one jersey was a top-down, no seams one and I loved it as it was my first top-down. As for fabric, well, I see something I think will make something nice...later so am also working through my fabric stash as well. I am turning more towards natural fibres I want to natural dye so that is a new adventure. If I see linen or raw cotton etc on sale, I just buy at least 5-10 m , wash and scour and keep ready for dyeing. I love bamboo needles. What I love about dye is it gives and old garment new life. My daughter pinched some of my youth jerseys and one was a mix of cotton and silk a natural pale off white. So she asked me if I would be ok if she dyed it and I said of course and she dyed it a purple colour and it is gorgeous as the silk and cotton picked up the dye differently and it is a totally new jersey, it does not look it's age, over 40 years old!!
Lovely podcast and some stunning yarns to see. Thank you.
What a great podcast, really enjoyed it. What an awesome community our crafting has brought together.
It really is!
I love Podcast Day! ❤ So great to get another podcast from you. Happy Late Birthday! 🎂
Thanks, Danielle!
What a joy to share in your birthday weekend 😊 and to celebrate with a friendship pattern giveaway is so fun. Thank you for sharing!
I’m so enjoying watching you knit down there in the warm, temperature up here is true sweater weather. Snow last week, fire in the fireplace and cozy days of knitting.
That sounds lovely!
So happy for another one of your podcasts! Happy Birthday and hope your holidays are extra special! Was so happy to meet Jess too!
Happy birthday, Marce. What a wonderful way to spend it…knitting and with a friend. Now I want to make a barnyard shawl.
Go for it! Thanks for joining us
Great connections and wonderful yarn!
Happy Birthday, Marcelin🎂🎉🎉🎉
It’s so good to see you again! I’m sure that you will have a great birthday weekend with Jessica❤️❤️
Thank you so much! Thanks for coming over!
Hello Marcia, it’s my birthday weekend too! I knew we had a lot in common x I absolutely loved this episode! All my favourite things from hand spun to natural dyeing. I also support small businesses when ever possible, I think this wonderful wooly community feel the same! Lovely to see you again and take care and, of course, a very happy birthday xx
Beautiful earthy podcast, luv it! Thanks for the yarn, pattern, color inspiration, and I so appreciate a set of good bamboo needles. You and Jess are 'literally' twins, look alike, sound alike, complete each other's thoughts 😅....enjoyed you both.
😂 We marvel at this all the time!!
It was fun meeting your friend and seeing you enjoy being together.
Hello wonderful Marce and special guest Jess ❤ This was just the best episode, so many good thoughts and things you've shared! Much love and respect to you very dear "wool friends". The world is a better place with you in it ❤
I feel the same about you, Cary!
Podcast Day brings so much joy! Thank you so much ❤
You are so welcome! Thanks for being with us.
Happy birthday! It's good to see you again on RUclips!!
What a lovely episode! I love BrownBerry podcast days! Happy belated birthday!
It was nice to meet Jess on the podcast - I can see why you two are such good friends. Thank you for sharing the thoughtful conversation with us! I've been thinking of dabbling in natural yarn dying - I think I have to now!
Thank you! Always happy when it is podcast day here 😍
Yay, thank you!
Always lovely to see you pop up in my youtube feed! I really enjoyed this conversation and connected with the balancing of deliberate choices and just letting things happen, it is a delicate balance that can make our handwork more satisfying and meaningful.
Yes yes yes!! 🤎
Beautiful podcast! Thank you both so much❤❤❤ for
Natural dyeing is so fun. ❤
So nice to spend time with you on the RUclips today! I'm in Virginia for the Winter, spending time with family here, away from the very damp winter of the west coast of Ireland! It's not Florida warm here in Williamsburg, but there have been several days in the 60s - Irish summer weather! Love the new colour of the jumper 🧡
Oooo - Have fun! i hope it’s s welcome change and that you brought many WIPs 😆
So many comments! That’s a Stephen West?????? I love hearing about other mills and am of course familiar with Skagit Woolens. I also love bamboo Ciaogoos but just changed to metal because I’m re~knitting the Pressed Flowers cardigan in 2 sizes bigger so I’d like it to go faster! The main color is Anne’s Vintage #8 and I love it.
I was so happy to see you pop up in my feed today. I truly enjoyed your thoughtful conversation. 🥰
Hi Lisa! Thank you 🫶🏾😆. Looking forward to catching up with you and your making.
Lovely podcast and a lovely way to share your birthday weekend.
Many Happy Returns. Lovely to see you and great to meet Jess.
Happy making xx
Happy Making to you too, dear friend! I look forward to peeking in on your projects this month.
It is so lovely to see and to listen to two people whom I admire. Thank you for sharing your thoughts and insights.
Hello there!! You are the GIVEAWAY WINNER 😊🎉
Please email me your mailing details at heybrownberry @ gmail
@@heyBrownBerry thank you very much. I just sent you an email 😃
Really enjoying your podcast, especially giving us permission to make for the sake of making, as I sit knitting for charity. I just love the act of making.
That’s the spirit!
My whole life has been in the Ohio River Valley area; my husband is a Florida native. Florida green is overwhelming 😀. My son is stationed at Fort Bliss. On our first trip to El Paso, TX to visit his family, the lack of green was what stood out.
Ohhh I can imagine!
great to see you again Marce , greeting to your guest , hugs
It’s podcast day! Happy birthday!
I so enjoy your thoughts on making, cooperation, and consumption.
Awww - I appreciate being able to share. Thanks!
Thank you for interesting and informative show. I’m so inspired to try some natural dying.
Thank you for the work it takes to put the podcasts together. I always look forward to watching them !Laurie
Thank you for saying so Laurie!
I love your videos! The beauty of your backyard is phenomenal.
Thanks so much! Hubby gets all credit for the landscape 😊
It was great to see you again. Beautiful wool.
We have so many great woolly options!
Hi Marce and Jess. Happy belated birthday Marce, I suspect that you had an awesome time and thank you so much for sharing.
I love playing with wool. I have recently been learning to spin but not with much luck so far. I am going to keep trying though. I bought some hand spun from an Instagram friend. I am wanting to make an inclinations shawl by the designer Andrea Mowry. I will use one skein of handspun with a skein of Malabrigo Arroyo.
At the moment I am knitting a Classic cardigan by tin can knits for my local hospital. My eldest daughter was born six weeks premature and I was gifted hand knit items from them. I want to pay it back and pay it forward too. I really enjoyed hearing about your natural dyeing and your wonderful projects.
I have plans to try dyeing some DK yarn with Avocado pits. Any tips?
Hi Marce. Dawn is such an amazing designer. I've knitted her Cottage Hat for my bestie and knitted myself some socks (the pattern name escaping me right now). Her Siki shawl is high on my "to make" list. Anyway, Chiaogoo interchangeables or fixed for sock knitting are my faves. When switching to DPNs for the gusset, it's Addi aluminium as they're very light weight. Hi again. Update. Watching this video is more than prize enough songood luck to everyone else x
Hiiii! Thanks Ian for being here, and I love hearing about your project choices and needle love (also a fan of the aluminum Addis 🙋🏾♀️). I will need to revisit more of Dawn’s patterns. Thanks!
so enjoyed this episode. I have missed you by the fire. my early watches of you were the fires and it is one of the things that drew me in. that and your sonorous voice and welcoming spirit.
I love your podcast. I also respect your business ethics. Keep up the good work
Wow! I appreciate that! Thank you
Your podcast is always so calming for me. Thank you. I am located just north of Skagit County in Whatcom County. I have already been checking out the beautiful yarn on the woolen mill's Website. I love gifting my friends knits they see me wearing--I can always make another one!
This is beautiful and generous! I’m happy to know you’re so near one of my favorite woolly places.
Knitting is joyful; knitting with a friend is sublime ❤ happy B Day Marce. Your podcasts always make me smile. 🦊🧶
Thank you! 😊 You are so right!
Hi Jess!!! Lovely chat pals.
Thanks for another great episode 😊.
Thanks for watching!
I made a Boneyard Shawl for my sister’s bd a couple of months ago. Loved it!
Happiest of Birthdays, Marce. 🎂
That is awesome! Project twins!
Happy for another Podcast Day :) After trying metal or even carbon needles, I always find myself reaching for my wooden needles as well. My hands seem to like them more and I'm also happy to keep using them.
Agree! Glad we have options
So nice to see you and your wooly friend!
Thank you! 😊
I got to work with north country cheviot sheep in Scotland many many moons ago. I love the community part of the conversation today. Thank you for this!! ❤
It’s really a delightful breed. Did you enjoy working with it?
@@heyBrownBerry yes. I didn’t understand at the time why more people didn’t have them. Continentals (texal, charolais, etc) we’re just becoming popular.
I just made up some natural dyes. Had a bunch of avocado skins and pits. As well as a huge bag of onion skins. I didn’t have any to dye right then but just cooked them all down and have the chilling in my fridge until I’m ready to use them. 😁
Genius!
Happy birthday March. Quite enjoy these pidcasts and would love an opportunity to dye that yarn!
Entered! Thank you!
I usually use circular metal needles. But when using DPNs I like wooden ones because they do grip the yarn just enough to keep the yarn from sliding off. Especially when doing gloves or other small projects they are nice to have.
Yes, I agree with you. My wooden DPNs feel so good in my hands.
It's so good to see you! That was a gorgeous overdye reveal at the end. I've been toying with the idea of overdyeing some of my older faded or stained clothes and this is really nudging me into maybe taking steps to prepare for that. 💚💚
Hope you will!! You’d be so good at this kind of refresh. I love love loved hearing from you this year. Thanks 🤗
Thanks for another great episode!
I think I need to make that pillow - I love that it's stuffed with wool!
Yes! Such a great collaboration
So lovely to see you again :)
Thank you! 😊
I so enjoy your podcasts. I live in New England, and enjoy knitting for the cold weather. I would love to win the pillow kit, although just watching you brings me joy.
Wonderful! Thanks for watching!
I definitely prefer metal needles, but in the last few years have been drawn to karbonz, which have the benefit of a metal tip, but the main part of the needle is carbon fiber, which is incredibly light. Some people are bothered by the tip join, but I am not one of them.
I’ve worked with them and not had trouble either. Thanks for being here.
Hi Marceline! I just watched your future video! Darn I missed out on such a beautiful giveaway! How did I miss this video? Too many Vlogmas videos! So happy to see you. 💙
Ah hello!! Next time 😊
Hello Marce,
I prefer my wooden needles of knit pro, some bamboo DPNs, I think addi, and carbonz, also knit pro, I think. Metal and plastic is not for me, although I still have some as back up.
Thank you for this wonderful conversation, loved to follow.
Happy knitting, Uschi
Uschi hi! Thanks for sharing!
@@heyBrownBerry by the way. The giveaway ist gorgeous, but since I am in Germany and the postal costs are exploding, please do not take me into it.
Have a good time, Uschi
I am sure I am too, late to enter but what a great collaboration ❤
Great to spend time watching you and friend today. Wow what a wonderful giveaway package that’s, I will be extremely happy and grateful should I get to be the winner. Good luck to everyone! Hope you have a wonderful birthday full of joy and many blessings!
You're in! Thank you so much!
always trying to use handspun, I find it difficult ....I suppose shawls would work well.
I would love to win this kit. I so enjoy your podcasts.
Hi Marce, amazing episode and always am in awe of the maker tips you share to promote our mentsl health im in camada so not sure im eligible but thanks for this lovely giveaway ❤❤😊
Yup. Totally eligible! Thank you so much for joining us.
So glad I found your podcast thanks to @thefarmersdaughtersfibers… I’m in NE Oregon great to learn about small businesses here in the northwest!