Dear Andrea and Madeline. I am a long standing patron and am always excited to see a new episode pop up. This is the first time I have ever commented and feel I must let you know that you ( and Andrew) have been inspirational to my knitting journey. I have just bought the Charming Colourwork Socks book after seeing your interview and will soon be choosing a pair to knit. I am in awe of your talents and aspire to be able to knit as well as you. This episode was fantastic and so well produced. I hope you continue to go from strength to strength. Thank you for all your hard work and dedication. Anne D xx
One of the reasons why I am a patron is that you never cease to enlighten me! Thank you for all that effort you put into making your channel so interesting! Please continue 🙏
I am Canadian & loved your Canadian theme contributers to knitting. Being a daughter to Holocaust survivors, now gone, I was extremely touched by both the Jewish stained window & how Islam & Christianity want peace. I hope this will happen for global safety. Kirk Dunn is extremely talented & reminds me of Marc Chagall's 12 Tribes Stained Glass Windows seen at Hadassah Hospital in Jerusalem.. Seeing the death camps surrounding the window made me feel sadness & fear but going inward, there is hope, faith, love, peace & Shalom. I love your episodes. Much info & entertaining.
I cannot begin to say how absolutely stunning these knitted panels are, from beginning to end! Thank you so much for bringing this artistry to your show. It is brilliant, and probably one of my favorite Fruity Knitting episodes ever!
The Knitting Pilgrim project is unbelievable! What a beautiful representation of the three faiths that are featured. As always your show has stretched the boundaries to bring us something new and inspiring. Happy Knitting from Vancouver Island, Canada.
Your "fashion shoot" is an art piece of it's own!!! The shawl, magnificent, Madeline, exquisite, the setting, well chosen, the music embraces all. The whole show was great as well. I'll now be looking into that hand dyed yarn. Thank you.
What a fun episode! Madeline's socks look very cute and the yarn from Cabin Boy knits looks stunning, actually I loved all their yarn. Also the result of Andrea's yarn and colour combination looks beautiful. Nice projects both of you. Both interviews were interesting and informative. Thank you very much for all the effort you put in those videos looking forward to the next one 😍🧦🧶
My goodness me .What an extraordinary episode , From socks to shawls. To jumpers! To stain glass knitted windows. All absolutely beautiful. Thank you so very much.❤
As always, an informative and entertaining episode. Time spent watching your podcast is time well spent. I too have been bitten by the colour work sock bug. Following your interview with Charlotte Stone, I bought her book and I am making the Chilli socks for my chilli growing son for Christmas. Thanks for all you do.
I was very excited to see a new episode posted today! I love your projects. The shawl is an heirloom, the socks are cute and whimsical - and very adventurous for a first pair - and the sweaters are going to be beautiful. The Cabin Boy Knits segment was very interesting and, of course, the eye candy was fun. But then the Kirk Dunn segment! Just wow! As you said, a natural with the stories and explanations and what a story! Fascinating subject. I've always thought that we're all much more alike than different, too. And then the execution was masterfully artistic! I was riveted! Thank you!
Thank you for all you do to bring us interesting news from the knitting world. I love supporting this channel and working my way through the ranks of patrons. Madeleine’s knitting is getting ever better, but I am glad she owns up to keeping her mistakes in. That’s just being human and what us mere mortals (busy) would do, too. Andrea’s masterpiece shawl was perfect for the occasion and was a point landing for the wedding. I loved the knitting pilgrim and would love to hear more from him. I am catching up and look foward to the next episode, which has already dropped, yay! PS. The Canadian Cabin Boys were just lovely, I almost forgot to mention them, because the show was jam packed.
Wow, Mr. Dunn. As a batik visual artist, designer, I have to admire your achievement. Amazing. This is Art. I love the pieces, and the expression of faith they illustrate. Beyond that, the use of color is humbling. So delicate and subdued.
As usual, this was a brilliant show. I really enjoyed it. The socks are turning out great! The lace shawl is stunning! I loved it modeled with the art. I'm also looking forward to knitting a project holding two yarns together. I can't wait to see yours as they develop. The progress so far is turning out beautiful. I want to applaud The Knitting Pilgrim for the beauty he has made and the depth of thought surrounding such controversial topics as world religions. It is wonderful to see knitting as art! His use of many colors to create one color is inspiring. Thanks for a great show!
What a lovely episode showcasing great fellow Canadians!! I saw Kirk and his show this spring here in Nova Scotia and am still blown away by his masterpieces. Looking forward to his next projects.
This might be the best episode ever! I was so happy to meet the Knitting Pilgrim--- I love the he rolls knitting up with spiritual and creative pursuits so naturally and imaginatively. Kudos to Andrea and Madeleine for your ever-growing and ever-richer programming.. (Loved the Cabin Boys, too.)
Another outstanding podcast! Madeleine’s socks are lovely and Andrea, the shawl you knit for Sofia is superb! Your sweaters are going to be wonderful too. Thank you for all your hard work and inspiration!
The Knitting Pilgrim segment was absolutely fascinating! I really enjoyed this episode. Thank you for bringing such new and amazing things into our lives so that we can learn and grow.
I loved every minute of this episode. Madaline's jumper in progress is fabulous. And the shawl Andrea knit was gorgeous. Love the Cabin Boys. So interesting.
Thank you for this beautiful episode. The interview with Kirk Dunn was so timely to watch with the recent horrific tragedies in Israel -it provided respite and hope.
Thank you for another lovely and informative episode. As a Canadian, it is nice to see that both interviews featured my fellow countrymen. I’d love to meet the Cabin Boys and the Knitting Pilgrim one day. I am blown away by religious symbolism and look forward to the upcoming podcast. The socks are amazing and I love the lighter background behind the colourwork. The shawl is breathtaking and beautiful. ♥️
How very interesting! I thoroughly enjoyed this video and applaud Kirk Dunn and his wife for their tireless efforts. Technology has brought a most enlightened topic into the knitting world. Thank you so much for expanding my mind once again. I love that my passion of knitting has so much to offer us. So Fortunate to have found Fruity Knitting and enjoy being a patron.
The shawl and the socks look fantastic! But I am also really intrigued by Kirk Dunn who produces fantastic and meaningful knitted art. Thank you for sharing!
What a fabulous episode-I especially was transfixed by the Knitting Pilgrim project. I've subscribed to his podcast and look forward to learning more about this epic presentation. Thank you for sharing his work with us!
Andrea's gorgeous shawl shone in amongst the fabulous art pieces. Great choice of sites. What a fascinating interview. Those panels were magnificent. Thank you again for a wonderful podcast.
I have just discovered your channel and enjoyed this post more than anything I've watched for a long time (a lot of films, comedies and dramas!) A bit of a lapsed knitter and gripped from beginning to end, I'm buzzing with all the info and fabulous creativity. I have to go back and binge watch the 135 episodes I missed - can't wait... so glad winter's imminent. Please accept my latecomer's thank you. Subscribed now - I shan't miss any more xx
I really enjoyed the Cabin Boy Knits interview and plan to visit their website. Madeline, your socks look great and I love the shawl. Being both an artist and a knitter, I was very impressed by Mr. Dunn’s absolutely gorgeous and unique panels. I can’t begin to imagine the time he committed to the project. What an accomplishment. It belongs in an art museum.
Very interesting seeing Kirk Dunn's work - it so reminds me of another Canadian's sculptural knitting - Debbie New from Ontario. I remember seeing her work in the 1990's at a knitting festival in Kitchener-Waterloo Ontario and was blown away. She even has a book about her type of knitting, you might like to check it out. Unexpected Knitting.
What an amazing episode. Loved the socks,I am yet to start some for my daughter for Christmas.The knitted stainless windows were breath taking and I have sent the link to friends. Thank you girls you are amazing ❤
Hi, Andrea and Madeleine. Madeleine, your coffee cup socks are gorgeous and your new cast on is already beautiful. Andrea, the shawl that you knit for your friend’s wedding is elegantly beautiful. Your new cast on is already looking so beautiful. I love your interview with Christopher and Jamie. The Knitting Pilgrim’s knitted stain glass is fantastically beautiful. Thank you for this video🙏❤️❤️
As always it was an interesting podcast. Madeline's showing of the shawl looked great with the background. It looks great on her too. Almost classic and I think that style really suits her. Kirk Dunn's part made me throw the knitting aside, I watched almost breathlessly and was really drawn into the rugs. I just barely had my nose pressed against the screen. What a great artist he is. Something I can only dream of. Now I am already a contrarian knitter and crocheter, I hate following patterns, I always want to put my own thing into it and I don't really like the traditional shapes and cuts. But this from Kirk... I love it. And of course all credits go to you for all the work you put into your episodes. Always something special and special people and beautiful environments and items that you make. Thank you for all the time and attention you put into it
Fascinated by this episode. Loved the Canadian dyers and all the gorgeous natural colours. Amazed by the stained glass window knitting and to the dedication and stories behind each symbol/piece. Thank you both for your hard work creating such a special episode
Hello from Canada! It was so fun to see some of your show placed in my own country. Your channel continues to give me joy with every episode. Best wishes!
Wow that was such an interesting episode as usual. The interviews were especially intriguing. Thank so much for sharing.The knitting pilgrim project was truly amazing. ❤
Wonderful show as always. As a PK here, I found the “Knitting Pilgrim “ segment very inspirational in many ways including the creative process and for my artwork. Looking forward to that podcast.
The socks are so cute Madeleine, and somehow remind me of your father. I love your jumper Andrea, so beautifully executed and your wonderful interview with the Cabin Boys who were my first visual experience of natural dyeing and the difference that the ph level of your water makes to the resulting colours achieved. Thank you so much. I’m so glad you both had such a good time at Sofia’s wedding. I think I understand what a labour of love knitting that beautiful shawl and such a generous gift of friendship too. I’m still processing all the information in this episode. Love your work.
Wow, what an interesting interview with Kirk Dunn. I couldn't in a million years do what he did with the panels. I know that took a LOT of brain power, patience and determination to come to fruition. I hope these panels will be saved for future generations to look back on. Awesome!
Unbelievably great episode! Beautiful story to go along with the beautiful knitted religious panels. A true artist, and your interview captured his intentions and efforts so well. Thank you both for such quality podcasts.
Thanks so much for the interview with Cabin Boy Knits, they have a very funny podcasts. And the absolute amazing interview with Kirk Dunn. I also love the wedding shawl, and maybe it could become something borrowed for Madeline some day.
Great episode! I'm kicking myself because I missed his show near my home town so what a treat to be able to see the "windows" and learn about them. Thank You!
What a wonderful episode! I so appreciate the work you do to put together such a wonderful show. Thank you. The shawl and socks are GORGEOUS. The knitted stained glass - it left me speechless. Thank you for introducing me to Kirk Dunn.
Another absolutely wonderful episode! I was looking forward to it. 😀 Thank you to both of you and the joy you bring to knitters and art lovers. I'm enjoying being a Fruity Knitting patron too. 💜
The interview was fascinating! what an amazing piece of art! Also loved how Madeline seems to walk right into the forest at the end of the fashion show :)
Because of the episode with Charlotte Stone I purchased her book (which is actually the first knitting book I"ve ever owned and purchased). I have already knit two of the patterns in the book and funnily enough the coffee socks are going to be my next pair. This is the first time I've ever knit colorwork socks so her work is really speaking to me. I've learned a lot!
I swore I would never knit colourwork socks but I laughed so much during the interview that my husband said that of course I had to knit colourwork socks. A week or 2 later, I was visiting Brisbane and one of the yarn shops had the book - only 1 copy left - which is now mine! And I bought the yarn for the Coffee Bean socks!
What an extraordinary work of art, from each of the visual, technical, and spiritual perspectives! Thank you so much for introducing us to this amazing work. And your fearlessness and technical skills, Andrea, in making the modifications to create the garment YOU want is truly inspiring. Bravo to you both!
Great episode! The beaded shawl turned out so well. I’m loving the orange sweater Madeline is working on too. You’re encouraging me to keep slogging on my fingering weight colorwork sweater for myself for Christmas
Beautiful projects in Bring n Brag and Works in Progress! Those socks are amazing, especially as first time sock knitting! Thank you for the inspiring interviews. Great episode, as always!
Those socks look way more stunning in Madeleine's choice of colour, what a beautiful job! And the explanations were very helpful. Great episode! Thank you!
Dear Andrea and Madeline. I am a long standing patron and am always excited to see a new episode pop up. This is the first time I have ever commented and feel I must let you know that you ( and Andrew) have been inspirational to my knitting journey. I have just bought the Charming Colourwork Socks book after seeing your interview and will soon be choosing a pair to knit. I am in awe of your talents and aspire to be able to knit as well as you. This episode was fantastic and so well produced. I hope you continue to go from strength to strength. Thank you for all your hard work and dedication. Anne D xx
One of the reasons why I am a patron is that you never cease to enlighten me! Thank you for all that effort you put into making your channel so interesting! Please continue 🙏
Madeline is such a beautiful girl. She would make an exquisite portrait herself in that beautiful shawl. So proud of you both.
I am Canadian & loved your Canadian theme contributers to knitting. Being a daughter to Holocaust survivors, now gone, I was extremely touched by both the Jewish stained window & how Islam & Christianity want peace. I hope this will happen for global safety. Kirk Dunn is extremely talented & reminds me of Marc Chagall's 12 Tribes Stained Glass Windows seen at Hadassah Hospital in Jerusalem.. Seeing the death camps surrounding the window made me feel sadness & fear but going inward, there is hope, faith, love, peace & Shalom. I love your episodes. Much info & entertaining.
I cannot begin to say how absolutely stunning these knitted panels are, from beginning to end! Thank you so much for bringing this artistry to your show. It is brilliant, and probably one of my favorite Fruity Knitting episodes ever!
The Knitting Pilgrim project is unbelievable! What a beautiful representation of the three faiths that are featured. As always your show has stretched the boundaries to bring us something new and inspiring. Happy Knitting from Vancouver Island, Canada.
Thank you so much for the interview with the Knitting Pilgrim!
Beautiful filming of Madeline walking through the museum. Gorgeous!
Your "fashion shoot" is an art piece of it's own!!! The shawl, magnificent, Madeline, exquisite, the setting, well chosen, the music embraces all. The whole show was great as well. I'll now be looking into that hand dyed yarn. Thank you.
What an extraordinary episode. I absolutely loved the stained glass and Knitting Pilgrim. As always, yours and Madeline’s projects are stunning!
What a fun episode! Madeline's socks look very cute and the yarn from Cabin Boy knits looks stunning, actually I loved all their yarn. Also the result of Andrea's yarn and colour combination looks beautiful. Nice projects both of you. Both interviews were interesting and informative. Thank you very much for all the effort you put in those videos looking forward to the next one 😍🧦🧶
Amazing interview with Kirk and how spirituality and knitting blend. Thank you
Madeline’s socks are fabulous and the wedding shawl for Sofia is stunning ❤❤❤
My goodness me .What an extraordinary episode , From socks to shawls. To jumpers! To stain glass knitted windows. All absolutely beautiful. Thank you so very much.❤
Those windows are fantastic, thank you for sharing in this episode
Eure Präsentation in der Galerie ist so wunderbar, so kunstvoll. Einfach unglaublich
As always, an informative and entertaining episode. Time spent watching your podcast is time well spent. I too have been bitten by the colour work sock bug. Following your interview with Charlotte Stone, I bought her book and I am making the Chilli socks for my chilli growing son for Christmas. Thanks for all you do.
How can anyone be so beautiful just standing there....I can't take my eyes off of Madeline! Such a beautiful woman inside and out!
And I meant to saw the Knitting pilgrim and knitted panels are stunning and fascinated. Thank you so much.
Wow there's so much in this episode. So interesting! Thanks A & M and cheers from Australia (Northern Rivers).
Socks are so fun!
Madeline is a gorgeous model.
The shawl is truly a piece of art work!
And the stain glass story is so inspiring!!
The shawl is beautiful and wonderfully presented.🥰🫶🏿🫶🏿🫶🏼👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
I was very excited to see a new episode posted today! I love your projects. The shawl is an heirloom, the socks are cute and whimsical - and very adventurous for a first pair - and the sweaters are going to be beautiful.
The Cabin Boy Knits segment was very interesting and, of course, the eye candy was fun.
But then the Kirk Dunn segment! Just wow! As you said, a natural with the stories and explanations and what a story! Fascinating subject. I've always thought that we're all much more alike than different, too. And then the execution was masterfully artistic! I was riveted! Thank you!
Thank you for all you do to bring us interesting news from the knitting world. I love supporting this channel and working my way through the ranks of patrons. Madeleine’s knitting is getting ever better, but I am glad she owns up to keeping her mistakes in. That’s just being human and what us mere mortals (busy) would do, too. Andrea’s masterpiece shawl was perfect for the occasion and was a point landing for the wedding. I loved the knitting pilgrim and would love to hear more from him. I am catching up and look foward to the next episode, which has already dropped, yay! PS. The Canadian Cabin Boys were just lovely, I almost forgot to mention them, because the show was jam packed.
Your interview with Kirk Dunn is wonderful! I’m very impressed with him and your interview skills🙏❤️❤️
Humbling to see such work of art. Human sensitivity at its best. Thank you. This will pass the test of time.❤❤❤
Wow, Mr. Dunn. As a batik visual artist, designer, I have to admire your achievement. Amazing. This is Art. I love the pieces, and the expression of faith they illustrate. Beyond that, the use of color is humbling. So delicate and subdued.
As usual, this was a brilliant show. I really enjoyed it. The socks are turning out great! The lace shawl is stunning! I loved it modeled with the art. I'm also looking forward to knitting a project holding two yarns together. I can't wait to see yours as they develop. The progress so far is turning out beautiful. I want to applaud The Knitting Pilgrim for the beauty he has made and the depth of thought surrounding such controversial topics as world religions. It is wonderful to see knitting as art! His use of many colors to create one color is inspiring. Thanks for a great show!
What a lovely episode showcasing great fellow Canadians!! I saw Kirk and his show this spring here in Nova Scotia and am still blown away by his masterpieces. Looking forward to his next projects.
This might be the best episode ever! I was so happy to meet the Knitting Pilgrim--- I love the he rolls knitting up with spiritual and creative pursuits so naturally and imaginatively. Kudos to Andrea and Madeleine for your ever-growing and ever-richer programming.. (Loved the Cabin Boys, too.)
Another outstanding podcast! Madeleine’s socks are lovely and Andrea, the shawl you knit for Sofia is superb! Your sweaters are going to be wonderful too. Thank you for all your hard work and inspiration!
Amazing knitted art. To think that intarsia knitting intimidates most of us.
Outstanding episode- interesting, beautiful work and guests. Thank you!
I truly enjoyed this podcast, so much information, inspiration, different and interesting new things to think about, LOVED EVERYTHING!
The Knitting Pilgrim segment was absolutely fascinating! I really enjoyed this episode. Thank you for bringing such new and amazing things into our lives so that we can learn and grow.
I loved every minute of this episode. Madaline's jumper in progress is fabulous. And the shawl Andrea knit was gorgeous. Love the Cabin Boys. So interesting.
You both are brilliant and so entertaining. I can just sit and watch you all day . Fashion show was great too . Thank you for all these inspirations.
I really do appreciate you all. Thank you very much, from Barbados!!
Thank you for this beautiful episode. The interview with Kirk Dunn was so timely to watch with the recent horrific tragedies in Israel -it provided respite and hope.
Thank you for another lovely and informative episode. As a Canadian, it is nice to see that both interviews featured my fellow countrymen. I’d love to meet the Cabin Boys and the Knitting Pilgrim one day. I am blown away by religious symbolism and look forward to the upcoming podcast.
The socks are amazing and I love the lighter background behind the colourwork. The shawl is breathtaking and beautiful. ♥️
The wedding shawl is absolutely stunning, and Madeline is such a wonderful model.
How very interesting! I thoroughly enjoyed this video and applaud Kirk Dunn and his wife for their tireless efforts. Technology has brought a most enlightened topic into the knitting world. Thank you so much for expanding my mind once again. I love that my passion of knitting has so much to offer us. So Fortunate to have found Fruity Knitting and enjoy being a patron.
The shawl and the socks look fantastic! But I am also really intrigued by Kirk Dunn who produces fantastic and meaningful knitted art. Thank you for sharing!
Wow! As always! Thank you to both of you.
Thank you for showcasing our Canadian Makers. Madeline looked ethereal in her shawl and all your WIPs were awe inspiring. 🇨🇦🇨🇦🍁🍁❤️🧶🧶🥰🥰
What a fabulous episode-I especially was transfixed by the Knitting Pilgrim project. I've subscribed to his podcast and look forward to learning more about this epic presentation. Thank you for sharing his work with us!
Andrea's gorgeous shawl shone in amongst the fabulous art pieces. Great choice of sites.
What a fascinating interview. Those panels were magnificent. Thank you again for a wonderful podcast.
I have just discovered your channel and enjoyed this post more than anything I've watched for a long time (a lot of films, comedies and dramas!) A bit of a lapsed knitter and gripped from beginning to end, I'm buzzing with all the info and fabulous creativity. I have to go back and binge watch the 135 episodes I missed - can't wait... so glad winter's imminent. Please accept my latecomer's thank you. Subscribed now - I shan't miss any more xx
Terrific interview with the Cabin Boys. Appreciate that they are using nature in their yarn dyeing. Very fascinating. Thank you
I really enjoyed the Cabin Boy Knits interview and plan to visit their website. Madeline, your socks look great and I love the shawl. Being both an artist and a knitter, I was very impressed by Mr. Dunn’s absolutely gorgeous and unique panels. I can’t begin to imagine the time he committed to the project. What an accomplishment. It belongs in an art museum.
Very interesting seeing Kirk Dunn's work - it so reminds me of another Canadian's sculptural knitting - Debbie New from Ontario. I remember seeing her work in the 1990's at a knitting festival in Kitchener-Waterloo Ontario and was blown away. She even has a book about her type of knitting, you might like to check it out. Unexpected Knitting.
Second time in two days I’ve seen Charming Socks recommended. Almost makes me wish I knit socks! 😂😂😂. Your changes are perfection.
What an amazing episode. Loved the socks,I am yet to start some for my daughter for Christmas.The knitted stainless windows were breath taking and I have sent the link to friends. Thank you girls you are amazing ❤
Hi, Andrea and Madeleine. Madeleine, your coffee cup socks are gorgeous and your new cast on is already beautiful. Andrea, the shawl that you knit for your friend’s wedding is elegantly beautiful. Your new cast on is already looking so beautiful. I love your interview with Christopher and Jamie. The Knitting Pilgrim’s knitted stain glass is fantastically beautiful. Thank you for this video🙏❤️❤️
The shawl is magnificent and also Madeleine--such a beautiful fashion shoot
Loved, loved, loved the Kirk Dunn interview! Thank you, Fruity Knitting!
As always it was an interesting podcast. Madeline's showing of the shawl looked great with the background. It looks great on her too. Almost classic and I think that style really suits her. Kirk Dunn's part made me throw the knitting aside, I watched almost breathlessly and was really drawn into the rugs. I just barely had my nose pressed against the screen. What a great artist he is. Something I can only dream of. Now I am already a contrarian knitter and crocheter, I hate following patterns, I always want to put my own thing into it and I don't really like the traditional shapes and cuts. But this from Kirk... I love it. And of course all credits go to you for all the work you put into your episodes. Always something special and special people and beautiful environments and items that you make. Thank you for all the time and attention you put into it
Fascinated by this episode. Loved the Canadian dyers and all the gorgeous natural colours. Amazed by the stained glass window knitting and to the dedication and stories behind each symbol/piece. Thank you both for your hard work creating such a special episode
I’m Canadian and my partner is Métis so it was it was very cool hearing you guys touch on our history!
Hello from Canada! It was so fun to see some of your show placed in my own country. Your channel continues to give me joy with every episode. Best wishes!
Wow that was such an interesting episode as usual.
The interviews were especially intriguing.
Thank so much for sharing.The knitting pilgrim project was truly amazing.
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What a wonderful episode!!! Thank you so much to introduce us such marvelous people.
Wonderful show as always. As a PK here, I found the “Knitting Pilgrim “ segment very inspirational in many ways including the creative process and for my artwork. Looking forward to that podcast.
Absolutely fascinating, thank you for this thoughtful look at knitting and spiritualism and art! ❤
Congrats on a successful festival 🎉🎉🎉
This episode was fantastic. Thank you for all you do.
The socks are so cute Madeleine, and somehow remind me of your father. I love your jumper Andrea, so beautifully executed and your wonderful interview with the Cabin Boys who were my first visual experience of natural dyeing and the difference that the ph level of your water makes to the resulting colours achieved. Thank you so much. I’m so glad you both had such a good time at Sofia’s wedding. I think I understand what a labour of love knitting that beautiful shawl and such a generous gift of friendship too. I’m still processing all the information in this episode. Love your work.
Wow, what an interesting interview with Kirk Dunn. I couldn't in a million years do what he did with the panels. I know that took a LOT of brain power, patience and determination to come to fruition. I hope these panels will be saved for future generations to look back on. Awesome!
I genuinely could not see the Gladden Jumper mistakes until the arrow pointed them out. The jumper looks amazing!
Unbelievably great episode! Beautiful story to go along with the beautiful knitted religious panels. A true artist, and your interview captured his intentions and efforts so well. Thank you both for such quality podcasts.
Fascinating, fabulous and thoroughly fantastic! Well done to you both for a beautiful episode.
Extraordinary the Kirk Dunn section, and a beautiful show..so much inspiration and beauty the entire video . ❤
Thanks so much for the interview with Cabin Boy Knits, they have a very funny podcasts. And the absolute amazing interview with Kirk Dunn. I also love the wedding shawl, and maybe it could become something borrowed for Madeline some day.
What ana amazing episode. Signed up for Kirk’s newsletter and hope the show comes to the UK!
I am blown away by every episode you guys do.
Such interesting interviews and beautiful content!
Another great episode. What a wonderful work of art and faith. Your under constructions are stunning. Love the Kim Hargreaves mash-up
Great episode! I'm kicking myself because I missed his show near my home town so what a treat to be able to see the "windows" and learn about them. Thank You!
What a wonderful episode! I so appreciate the work you do to put together such a wonderful show. Thank you. The shawl and socks are GORGEOUS. The knitted stained glass - it left me speechless. Thank you for introducing me to Kirk Dunn.
Kirk Dunn is absolutely right. Knitting and crochet are both deeply contemplative practices.
Another absolutely wonderful episode! I was looking forward to it. 😀 Thank you to both of you and the joy you bring to knitters and art lovers. I'm enjoying being a Fruity Knitting patron too. 💜
Such a lovely and inspiring episode again! Thank you very much ❤
Madeleine became part of those master pieces especially the last one.🥰
Absolutely fascinating interview with Mr. Dunn! He’s an amazing artist!
A stunning and inspiring episode, as usual. Thank you, ladies!
The shawl is stunning!!!
A great show as always. The shawl with the beading is gorgeous.
The interview was fascinating! what an amazing piece of art! Also loved how Madeline seems to walk right into the forest at the end of the fashion show :)
Because of the episode with Charlotte Stone I purchased her book (which is actually the first knitting book I"ve ever owned and purchased). I have already knit two of the patterns in the book and funnily enough the coffee socks are going to be my next pair.
This is the first time I've ever knit colorwork socks so her work is really speaking to me. I've learned a lot!
I bought her book before the interview and love it.
I swore I would never knit colourwork socks but I laughed so much during the interview that my husband said that of course I had to knit colourwork socks. A week or 2 later, I was visiting Brisbane and one of the yarn shops had the book - only 1 copy left - which is now mine! And I bought the yarn for the Coffee Bean socks!
which are the socks you have knit?
@@wendycayless I've knit the flutterby and starry night
What an extraordinary work of art, from each of the visual, technical, and spiritual perspectives! Thank you so much for introducing us to this amazing work. And your fearlessness and technical skills, Andrea, in making the modifications to create the garment YOU want is truly inspiring. Bravo to you both!
Absolutely awesome podcast. Thank you SO much, it made my day!!!❤❤
The Marvelous Madeline in the museum reminds me of Audrey Hepburn in "Roman Holiday."
Exquisite Lace work Sublime modeling
Inspired Goodness 💫💫💫
Wonderful interviews with Cabin boy knits and the amazing Kirk Dunn. Thank you.
Ah, it is so lovely to have you back on the screen. Fabulous content once again and very interesting guests indeed. Love from Australia!
PHENOMENAL interview!!💖💖💖
Great episode! The beaded shawl turned out so well. I’m loving the orange sweater Madeline is working on too. You’re encouraging me to keep slogging on my fingering weight colorwork sweater for myself for Christmas
Beautiful projects in Bring n Brag and Works in Progress! Those socks are amazing, especially as first time sock knitting! Thank you for the inspiring interviews. Great episode, as always!
Those socks look way more stunning in Madeleine's choice of colour, what a beautiful job! And the explanations were very helpful. Great episode! Thank you!
Гениально 😊😊😊 первый раз вижу такие витражи , super 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Stunning shawl and whimsical socks! Love them! ❤️